I have vital data with a friend who is also in a different continent. But we share some stuff. That one is only 16tb. And on a Pi, unsure how long that thing will last

Add some stickers or decals

https://wildlife.org/window-decals-create-sticky-situation-for-deterring-bird-strikes/

My cloud is at my parent's house in a different continent.

48tb of my own data and hardware.

Reduce

Reuse

Recycle

Always in that order from green to green washing.

Keller paid a commission of $1 to each police officer that convinced another to purchase a light.

After Keller left in 1972, he continued designing lights for a new company (Pro-Light, 1973), later moving on to Maglite (1979), Brinkmann, and ASP.

Interested in some Taiwanese Hakka?

Sheng Xiang & Band

I have their I-Village vinyl from Eslite.

So what actually do you see you keeping with for the next few months.

Do you no longer use Google, Bing, Yahoo search? That's a win! Can you stick with that for the next few months? Then that's another win!

Using a private DNS over your ISPs? That's a win. Still keeping up with it for the next few months? Another win.

Small changes for long term usage is better than changing everything at once and only keeping it for a few days weeks.

It's not all or nothing.

Like the saying goes. If bacon is the only thing preventing you from being vegetarian, then be a vegetarian who eats bacon.

Add one thing at a time. When you feel ready, then move tot he next project.

The ultimate privacy is to never connect to the Internet, but that's not very feasible.

I went SLS free for 4 weeks now and a lot of skin and hair problems have slowly faded away. I still get flare ups, but that was such a dramatic change.

I think that Linux has such large market share in the enterprise especially REHL. That's why it has really solid support.

Also why I think Linux mobile isn't taking off as quickly because enterprise use iOS for most of their mobile systems.

Tuta also syncs terribly. Often when I open the app, the latest email are from weeks ago. And you can't swipe down to refresh. I paid for a year, and quickly gave up within a month.

If it's any consolation the Ikea 365 stainless steel are my alternative workhorse. They're cheap and abused as well. Maybe something replaceable but still sturdy is worthwhile.