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I try to not sign up for things where I'd be super sad if I stopped paying and things went away, like old emails on an account I haven't used in ages.

I'm really tempted to do this. I fear there is no going back if I do though. I've been in tight spots financially before so commitment of this kind makes me a bit nervous.

My first thought based on the video is that its serverless, so it can't be deplatformed or taken down, but it does not appear to be the case since you are still hosting it somewhere, so those looking for having a blog that can't be deplatformed will be disappointed. I believe there are other products that DO do that to some extent, though.

However, taking out that premise, it still looks interesting, and I would love to try it out. I tried to get someone on one of the static site generators but just getting everything setup on their computer and then teaching them the needed workflow was not trivial, and not something I would try again with anyone less tech-savvy or without being there with them during setup and teaching. I've seen platforms that simplify, but then you are paying a fee again for that too.

Sounds to me like a fancy (and attractive) medium to sell gold to people in a way they can't verify anything and there is a huge "markup" on account of production.

So, how do you "add value" to gold? Print it on pretty pieces of paper that are worth at most 50% of what they are sold for. Under the guise of fiat currency being "bad" somehow.

I don't think we should "bust unions", we need to pass laws that hold them accountable and have consequences. Make disciplinary records permanent and on a national registry. Many employees get "points" from getting to work late and fired after too many points. Excessive force should be on this list for police.

Make lying in police reports a crime that results in firing, make not reporting on other cops a crime.

I am trying to decide between LastPass, Bitwarden and KeePassXC. 99% of passwords in LastPass as I've used it for many years but all my passwords for my most recent job are in KeePassXC (plus some others) and BitWarden beats them both in terms of a few security features (such as 2FA options), plus is cheaper than LastPass.