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  • its a sensible choice because many potential implementers hae been dissuaded by the anxiety attached to risks of giving out phone number. (harrassment, stalker, spammer, scammer) . the telephone system has paralyzed itself in fear. yet we all keep buying their shit.

  • gemini protocol. thank u for prompting for clarification.

  • gemini search engines are not so bad for likeminded folks with likeminded topics.ex:

    <rare linux search>

    12 results!vs searching windows how to pay for windows. 0 results. srry. gemini is small.

  • using terminal can be productive.

  • i think nothing can outperform simple asm for simple operations.

  • take a screenshot. thats your new captcha challenge

  • if you use textfree, you can probably register on signal with a fake-as-fuck phone number. but i think textfree requires a valid phone number for that.very sucky to have to do all that.

  • redreader is similar. no account needed. Tor only mode.

  • most commonly:

    1. people working extra hard with hopes of rising the ranks
    2. workers trying to capture more executive style roles as assistants to make bosses work easier
  • the internet is a dumping ground for suppressed frustration

  • credit agencies. listen and navigate useless automated prompt then wait an hour for some crony to inform you that you have no immediate control of your credit due to a system error on their end.

  • zoning too. but probably overstated for most cases.strategic proximity to popular roads or highways.

  • thats very strange

  • a L00T

  • paid options for the elites: buy several multi TB hdd and host&curate a personal search index.. to supplement conventional search results.or personal AWS storage but thats likely to be risky and more expensive. also relatively difficult.

  • voyager is easiest to use.eternity is most customizable.i use both.

  • Uses alot of battery power.