vaishaksuresh

I don't have the requirement of owning my data and I've solved this in a simpler way.

1. Create a shared family calendar 2. For things that need to block work calendar, invite my work email to the event.

Do you mind sharing what treadmill you use?

I've opened 200+ panes across 3 monitors, broadcast to all of them to update a configuration and saved. That saved me a lot of time, either building automation or ssh-ing to all of them one by one.

I don't know an easy way to do it in Terminal.app

I know a lot of people use One Note, might be worth considering. My use-case is not that heavy right now, so just it is just notes for me at the moment.

I took all my grad school notes and audio recordings in Evernote. I even paid for additional storage. Then they decided to abandon loyal customers and charge subscription for just syncing additional devices. I've since moved to the notes app. One less subscription for me.

Everything, including apps. Although, recently YouTube has been bad for me. Earlier i would almost never see ads on YouTube. I just pay Hulu more, so I've not tested that.

Look into PiHole. That is what I have, some ads still get through, but for the most part, ads are blocked across the network.

Works only for US citizens and Permanent Residents.

I am a paying customer for multiple streaming service. I pay more for ad-free experience on Hulu. My problem is not with Ads, my problem is with Tracking, which is not the same. That is what I was saying, not endorsing ad blockers.

Ads and Tracking are two different things. Just because you don't see ads related to the tracked data in spotify does not mean that information is not used by the third party elsewhere.

If pay spotify and you listen to metallica, you might not get ads on spotify, but you might get a link to Metallica merchandise on another website.

Agreed, we regularly do 500+ MB/s bytes out on 12 broker cluster and we've tested more than twice that. We've seen brokers handle close to 5GB/s before performance degraded.

As it stands today, AWS' managed kafka is very limited. Single region and no TLS is a non-starter for a lot of places.

Have some perspective man! in the bigger scheme of things, one user does not matter to Apple. Buy what works for you.