Then you should really look into setting up a personal VPN. After that what you use to do calendar becomes irrelevant in terms of access.

Who do you want to have access to said calendar?

Have you read some of the posts on there?

That’s great but it doesn’t sound like this is relevant for home gamers ;)

DA-2A works to a point, but if you let the printer sit for a year it might not unfortunately. Like I said print heads aren’t crazy expensive, but still kind of sucks. But hey inkjets still do have their place sometimes.

Just make sure you schedule a test print every couple off weeks to prevent clogs, is a little wasteful but if you get aftermarket ink it’s cheap enough that is worth it, otherwise a new head will run you down around 50 bucks.

It’s pretty simple: no iPhone vuvuzela, sixteen trillion dead!

Unfortunately some verification providers don’t allow VoIP SMS numbers, I’d say it’s always about 50/50 whether it’ll work or not very frustrating. But otherwise yeah, VoIP.ms is great! And indeed Montreal based!

Shit for privacy, but that should fix it

Did you run the token generator thing? Worked for me a couple days ago (but not over a VPN).

Your mom and dad!

Yes but what if we liked used some sort of ink to mark people when they shouldn’t receive care, like if they’re a felon or don’t have insurance? Easy solution!

https://himawari8.nict.go.jp/

There’s no photos because you refuse to accept reality that there are plenty.

You need to setup /etc/crypttab to unlock the disk: https://linux.die.net/man/5/crypttab

Wait until you hear about space age technology!

On the flip side, you can buy the CO2 bottle from other, compatible, brands (Indigo for example but there are others).

FYI SodaStream is made in occupied West Bank territories.

Maybe we can finance it with a brand deal or something, who’s Aerosmith’s record label?

Yeah I noticed, I’m not sure why they added the parentheses.

It’s not going to change in Canada because maps are dynamic. Borders aren’t recognized the same way everywhere, and names aren’t the same everywhere; therefore map providers render the map as it is recognized in the viewer’s location.