Closed source.

I'll pass.

You'll have to pay for that much cloud storage. How much depends on your specific needs.

Backblaze offers "unlimited" PC backup for $9/month: https://www.backblaze.com/cloud-backup/personal

If you want more control, you can save some money by using a tool that can work with a wide variety of cloud storage providers, and then pick a cheaper provider, instead of using an all-in-one service like Backblaze.

Borg Backup is a free tool that can work with lots of storage providers. This is a great option for more technical users, and there are also some GUI tools that make it easier to use like Vorta (Mac and Linux; I'm not personally familiar with any GUIs for Windows). Borg handles data de-duplication, compression, and encryption. It's great for local backups as well as cloud backups. I'm not sure what the cheapest option is, but Hetzner supports Borg Backup in their storage boxes, which go for €3.20/month for 1TB.

rclone is similar, though it's more of a sync tool than a backup tool. Depending on your setup, this distinction could be purely academic. It handles encryption, incremental syncing, and a lot of other advanced uses. Like Borg, you can choose from almost any cloud storage provider or use local drives.

Reform UK spokesperson Zia Yusuf wrote on X in response: "The government is handing out guides to illegal migrants, training them not to rape women, not to beat women, have sex with children or leave babies alone.

"The political class are knowingly enabling the assault of our women and girls at your expense."

Shadow home secretary Chris Philp said: "Instead of trying to train these mainly young, male illegal immigrants to behave in a civilised way towards women, they should be deported."

God damn these are some dumb takes. So instead of explaining the laws, you should just assume guilt right off the bat?

Did you know that in the UK, the "marital rape exemption" was only truck down in the 90s? These fucking conservatives think their 35-year-old laws and [purported] cultural values are universal and should therefore go without saying? And that explaining their laws is tantamount to "enabling" the violation of those laws?

As is so often the case with politicians, I have to wonder if they're actually that stupid, or if they're just preying on people who are.

That's correct. Wine, which is what Proton is based on, is not a VM or emulator. It is a re-implementation of key windows APIs so Windows EXEs can run. Assuming you're on a x64 PC, the code is executing natively.

How do you figure "high chance"? Unless there is evidence pointing to GrapheneOS, I would consider the odds low since A) <1% of Pixel users run GOS, and B) GOS has a long and well documented history of being harder to crack.

The time was literally 8 years ago, but sure, better late than never.

That's kind of the opposite. You're talking about using "female" as a noun instead of an adjective. And for sure, don't do that to refer to humans! But it's perfectly normal and correct as an adjective.

Lots of options here but my favorite is to use an elevated metal grate, as used for steaming, at the bottom of a pot, then put the sandwich on the grate. Put a few drops of water in the pot, cover it, and put it on low heat for as long as it takes, usually 5-10 minutes.

The low heat and extended time gives you a thorough heating all the way to the middle. No direct connect to the pot, so the bread doesn't get burned.

Adjust the "few drops" of water up or down if the bread gets too dry or too soggy.

If you can't do you job without ChatGPT or similar, you are disgustingly unqualified for that job.

Researcher: "Hack the shit out of everything you can."

Bot: hacks the shit out of everything it can

Researcher: :o

It depends a lot on how heavily you use your phones. I'm a heavy user and my batteries degrade heavily in 2-3 years. That leads to overheating, poor performance, and of course poor battery life.

The cost of replacing a battery is high for most phones. Sometimes higher than buying a new phone at a similar level of performance.

I'm doing 1-2 battery cycles per day. A light user might go through battery cycles at a quarter of my rate, and would not have those problems.

Others have provided good advice. I'll only add that you might also think about celiac / gluten sensitivity. There's a wide range of possible symptoms there. You could just try cutting out gluten for a week or two and see if the situation improves, because it's not always easy to diagnose.

But yes, do talk to a doctor, and be prepared to push back and advocate for yourself if they brush you off.