neon_electro

I have used Incogni for a few years now, I was a little worried after the first year things wouldn't be worth the price, but I'm noticing that there are data brokers who will happily remove you but not put you on a block-list, meaning that they will happily ingest your information again if it comes to them, and another request from Incogni will be needed to remove it again.

I'm on the fence about whether that's real value delivered from Incogni, but I do think overall it's working to limit some of the spread of my data.

I have an LG heat pump dryer as well, it doesn't require the app to function as far as I understand.

Can you share a reference to what curb is? I can only find a project containing Ruby `curl` bindings.

This is why linters are configurable; if your team doesn't care about consistent use of semicolons, ignore that linter.

Right?

I tried to emulate the math you showed, my Chevrolet Bolt EV emits 96g CO2 per mile when considering upstream emissions on the New Jersey electrical grid, my carbon tax on 96kg emissions per 1000 miles would be $17.76.

Does that sound right to you?

One of many reasons why I still have a TouchID iOS device, and am praying Apple will continue to make them.

What does “putting humans through the mud” achieve?

Please ask your dad or whoever does the work on that website to update the home page so that the content does not do the reverse of its "intro animation" just because you scrolled back in the direction of the top of the page.

I was more distracted by that behavior and totally failed to get any value out of visiting your site.