Several corporations in the United States have been reported to use prison labor Walmart: Utilizes prison labor for manufacturing products and for supply chain operations.

McDonald’s: Uses prison labor to produce uniforms and other items.

Victoria’s Secret: Has used prison labor for manufacturing lingerie.

AT&T: Employs prison labor for call center operations.

Starbucks: Uses prison labor for packaging products.

Microsoft: Utilizes prison labor for refurbishing and recycling electronic equipment.

Boeing: Engages prison labor for manufacturing parts.

Nordstrom: Uses prison labor for product manufacturing.

Target: Employs prison labor for manufacturing and packaging.

Whole Foods: Uses prison labor for packaging products.

BP: Utilizes prison labor for various operations. Caterpillar: Engages prison labor for manufacturing parts.

Chevron: Uses prison labor for various operations. Eddie Bauer: Employs prison labor for manufacturing products.

Kmart: Uses prison labor for manufacturing and packaging.

You could get “smart flood detectors” cheap on amazon that use smart life. They make a sound (not the loudest tbf) and trigger notifications on your phone via the app.

Maybe not the greatest for privacy but might start the trail…

The original had to be one of the most underrated (or just undermmarketed?) games of all time.

Absolutely fantastic RPG.

That thumbnail tho 🤤

Would all investments be liquidated rather than just inherited?

To be honest it wouldn’t even let me download it off a vpn, on a different OS that hadn’t connected to a vpn, or in a different browser.

Had to find somewhere other than the Microsoft site to get one.

Is this… unexpected?

Genuine question.

I’ve had some luck with Ubuntu, I’ve made my “notes” public in case it’s of use to you!

I’d started with bootcamp (windows) to add another bootloader option then went from there. Most of my docs go from there.

https://github.com/Rade0nFighter/macbuntu

You ever get the webcam working? I’ve tried the patjak stuff and can get the device detected but alas no /dev/video

I managed to get it working under Ubuntu following this trail https://github.com/Dunedan/mbp-2016-linux#intel

Blacklisting the amd GPU caused Linux not to boot however…

What’s the plan for hosting?

Another example of inherently predatory “what the market will bear” pricing.

Thankfully in this instance it’s not an essential…

Docker too obvious?

Not sure where to get them but this is the app you want to play them: https://www.audiobookshelf.org/

Please tell me this is real

Very nice!

The thing with teams is that they had it pretty much nailed ~2 years ago, but decided to keep going.

I have an intel device, not an ARM one.

Though I would love an M2!

What device are you intending to use, you mention you’re using macos so I’m guessing Apple hardware?

Just thought I’d share my experience with pop on my MacBook in case we can help each other 😂. Basically I was dead set on pop but couldn’t get it to install for the life of me - the installer showed my disk as being a fraction of the size it was, even exfat volumes created by the installer. So I had to shrink other os petitions like crazy so I could trick it into thinking there was enough space.

There was no option to encrypt the disk in the installer and it didn’t play nice when I created my own LUKS container.

After several hours of trying to beat it into submission I ended up using Ubuntu’s legacy installer and was up and running in 15 mins.

So yeah if you are using Apple hardware and get pop playing nice please share any tips :)