This seems like an unfortunate but predictable outcome of the Online Safety Act (and other countries’ equivalents) theverge.com/news/797051/di…

Saturday morning updating Windows XP thanks to legacyupdate.net 🙏 (I used to prefer the silver theme because I thought it looked more professional 😅)

Thinking about doing a weekly-ish live stream where I just ramble about my latest hyperfixation (currently it’s Blu-ray drives)

We’re live! twitch.tv/jakewrightuk/

For those of you who watched the live stream on Tuesday 📦📀

Going live in 20 mins - follow up to my Blu-ray drive order twitch.tv/jakewrightuk

Advent of Code live stream tonight 9pm twitch.tv/jakewrightuk/

Yesterday's Advent of Code video is here (it took me wayyy too long don't judge me) twitch.tv/videos/2632930…

Advent of Code Days 2 and 3 completed 😎 twitch.tv/videos/2635405…

Councils never seem to mind about this; it's just accepted and hardly enforced

THIS IS VERY MISLEADING. Your ISP can only see the domains you visit. Everything else is encrypted. That’s what the s in https does. 🔐 Also note if you use a VPN then Proton would have access to this data instead. Is a free VPN provider really more trustworthy than your ISP?