My cousin recorded roughly 8h of The Three Stooges using a VCR.

Auto industry and housing markets are the scams, buying a new car or or buying a house, depending on where you live, is a scam today. The big con is that going into debt is normal and just what you do.

Name brand Q-Tips

•Buying home •Private insurance •New cars •Haircuts •Eating at expensive restaurant •Fast food •Subscriptions instead of owning •Brands •Cotton-swab not for ear •Jiffylube •Carbon emissions from consumer vehicles •Tariffs •Freetrade agreements •Food deliver services

As far as I know this is somewhat common, use the recommended apk version of YouTube shown in Revanced Manager, and patch. Every once in a while I need to do the same. Just delete the old APK off your Android device.

Ya there’s a multitude of options across various platforms, if someone is still using vanilla YouTube it’s their own fault.

https://youtube.com/@electricalmd

Check out this guy’s channel. If you have a Fire TV/box, Shield and maybe a few other android boxes, this should work for you. All you want to have is a VPN.

Simple regedit used to fix this, but then stuff started to not work quite right as it got updated, and now I don’t think that regedit works anymore.

https://www.themoviedb.org/ over IMDb when I want movie info.

https://fmhy.net/ when I feel like borrowing some media from my neighbor on the internet.

Bandcamp when I want to find new artists to listen to.

Transfer.zip if I need to send some files to someone quickly and securely. Alternatively there is also blaze.vercel.app.

And of course, tza.red to play an online version of Tzar: Burden of the Crown, one of the best RTS games. There is also an app for Windows.

GL.iNet router all the way.

Give us a list of a few things you feel you might need OP.

You’re wise not to mess with stocks or crypto, but as soon as you have the income to contribute, consider a Roth IRA, starting as young as you can really pays out later.

Check out r/NewMaxx by u/NewMaxx on Reddit. That subreddit is focused on SSD news and a great source for it, but the articles linked on the sub are generally good sites for tech news in general.