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In the EU it is actually 114€ per arm

They also show you how much API calls cost you incurred, which is nice. That way I know how much of my donation only offsets what I use and how much I actually donate to development

Okay that takes care of the basics. The next step is how does one keep functioning?

"Our cloud analytics tell us that everyone uses cloud to print, so we are removing SD card slots from our printers."

This goes further than just pirated entertainment. Think of patents. "Nice chip you have there Apple, would be a shame if it were public domain now."

The US' most important good is intellectual property. They rely on other countries to protect their IP. If you no longer rely on them for trade because theyre tariffing the shit out of your country, you don't need to appease them anymore by protecting their IP.

To be fair, we mostly have examples of how free trade reduces prices. But this reduction in prices usually wasn't instantaneous and perceivable by ordinary folks. Because corporations wouldn't hand out the savings to consumers until the very slow market force of competition forced them to. Tariffs will make everything more expensive and even if they are eventually culled, stuff will not become suddenly cheap again.

At least the desktop app of proton shows you the state or even city where the server is located. For Germany I can even choose between Frankfurt and Berlin for example. I know that for us servers I was able to specifically choose New York.

Edit: In the android app you can go to countries then tap the three dots next to united states and select a state to connect to.

I have a RPi running nextcloud and a second RPi rsyncing all the files weekly from it, nothing off-site, but at least it's two separate drives on different machines. Anything that I can improve here(cheaply)?

Except of you are doing research you'd need to write hundreds of emails asking for a paper, just to then find out that it doesn't contain the specific piece of information you are looking for.

Ah that's really cool. So maybe similar to how turbulence can form at one point while the preceding flow remains laminar?

But you didn't choose to have the thought did you?

Quick think of a city and then explain to me why you didn't pick Cairo