I’ve been hosting my own email servers for 20 years without issue. But email systems were a huge part of my IT career so it was easy.

It works great if you have static IPs and know what you’re doing in terms of following best practices. If you’re missing those two things you’re going to have a bad time.

If you have the statics and want to learn, I’d recommend purchasing a test domain and getting the kinks worked out before you move a domain you care about to your own system.

Certainly a valid concern, but it’s true with any software. I think enough people (techies especially) are using LibreWolf that a lack of updates would be visible quickly.

Update frequency/latency hasn’t been an issue in the 2 years I’ve been using it.

https://librewolf.net/#what-is-librewolf

Yes. I consider it better because it’s preconfigured for privacy, includes UBlock Origin by default, and rips Mozilla’s telemetry out. So you never have to worry about them sneaking something new in a later update.

This is caused by not allowing the website to access your html canvas data. You can fix this in the address bar by clicking the icon on the left of the URL to grant permissions.

Or even better, Librewolf.

After it is debut?

I haven’t noticed that so I probably blocked them long ago. You have to do some maintenance on the feed but these things do not pop up constantly.

Take note. It’s never enough, no matter how much you give.

Having to put air in your tires weekly is not normal. Something is wrong with your tires or rims.

Like I said, I put air in my tires a couple times a year (on two bikes), always air up at end of winter and usually sometime in the fall for a top up of a couple PSI, but I check the pressure monthly (except during winter) and they are fine.

Yeah what he said. Your bike tires should hold pressure over a season. I have to add air to my motorcycle tires maybe twice a year.

That being said, I wouldn’t count on the gauge on a shitty compressor to be accurate. Get yourself an accurate tire pressure gauge and check it over a couple days without riding it in between to make sure it’s really losing pressure sitting still. If it is, fill it up and take it back to the dealership and tell them to fuckin’ fix it! And don’t let them ‘fix’ it by putting slimy sealant in your tires. That shit is a mess to clean up when you do a tire change, and it’s just a band aid. You want to know if they sold you a bike with defective rims or tires, basically.

This is an Xbox.

Until LLMs can build their own power plants and prevent humans from cutting electricity cables I’m not gonna lose sleep over that. The people running them are doing enough damage already without wanting to shut them down when they malfunction… ya know like 20-30% of the time.

“I want a pickup truck but only 2 wheels and more cargo space.”

Yeah you really don’t want to be tethered to the bike in any way after you go down!

This is the way. Don’t have stuff attached to your body that you don’t want to land hard on.

I’d get a bungie net and keep your bag strapped on the back seat. You’d be surprised how much the stuff in the bag will fuck you up if you come off the bike.

But ultimately I put a hard bag (trunk) on all my bikes. It’s so convenient.

Neither of those things are marketed as being artificially intelligent.

I’m just here for the free donuts.

Same. No Apollo no Reddit. Haven’t been back except to delete my account a few weeks later.