Tangent: if you hold access to all VPN providers, have you thought about also releasing benchmarks for them? I would be interested in knowing which ones offer the best bandwidth / peering (ping).

There are still services like that. Miles, for example, or Bolt I think have cars, too.

"I also have a reddit account, but it was banned for inciting violence or harm against Nazis."

The PS5 also has GDDR6 RAM, compared to the DDR5 in the link.

A pelican wearing a working watch

Using it to time bicycle race ?

So far, you can just download the boarding pass to apple/google wallet after checking in. Only dark patterns are in their booking process.

So instead of one proprietary app now you need two?

What's darker than dark?

There are plenty of open-source apps that can store & show .pkpass files, though I don't know if they're compatible with Frontier's passes

You can also take a screenshot of your ticket. The passes are just for convenience.

Ryanair app blocks screenshots

I just tried and it does not (Android)

Do you perhaps have biometric unlocking disabled?

I do use biometric auth.

Vantadark patterns.

Wat? Because a century old device can only set a repeating alarm, the 2025 $1k smartphone should, too?! I set so many one of alarms on my android weekly, I would be infuriated if I had to use the calendar for that.

You can set as many non-repeating alarms as you like, as long as they're within the next 24 hours.

What kind of event are you creating an alarm for that's more than a day away? On Friday, do you create your alarm to wake up on Monday? Does Android have a calendar-like view of your upcoming alarms?

(Sorry for the barrage of questions, but this is interesting to me.)

I frequently use one-time alarms for early morning travel a few days away. What makes them great is that the alarms in general are much more robust in their requirements to turn them off; I can accidentally dismiss a calendar alert, but I have a much harder time accidentally deactivating the clock alarm in a sleep induced stupor at odd hours.

More importantly, alarms don't get silenced by my nightly do not disturb schedule.

>You can set as many non-repeating alarms as you like, as long as they're within the next 24 hours.

Any color as long as it's black, eh?

Pedía Vikki

"Hey ChatGPT, do this for me...", because somehow AI is immune to captchas, but humans aren't. What a time to be alive.

Reverse phish them by sending them a "fixed" link. Then report their IP to authorities.