I've once bought PopTarts when they had "America Weeks" in the Grocery Store. That stuff was really completely nasty. Some dough that crumbles from touching it, with not even the whole thing glazed. Tasted awful cold, and a bit less awful warm.
I don't get it why they are such a staple. But given they were marked down from 5€ for a pack to 0.50€ in the end, other people didn't seem to enjoy them either. (That was 2-3 years ago)
Everybody with more than one brain cell knows this. I guess it's a Show for the Supreme Court to say that "We would like and tried, but it's not possible"
So you're moving Goalposts again?
Nobody was talking about a VPN for accessing your private home or company network. Even you were talking about a commercial VPN Providers...
Well, maybe your family called for a bullshit emergency.
The wait times for actual life threatening emergencies are low. But the data is public, take a look for yourself.
It's the same when somebody complains about long wait times in the ER in Germany. If they had to wait a long time, it wasn't an emergency. Simple as that.
Here is a video that explains it to non-medical people how it works
You don't need an extra lane, if the traffic on your side moves to his right side and the other side moves to their right side, there would be plenty space in the middle for the ambulance to pass
There was plenty of space in the video to move the car out of the way. Maybe you would need to stop for a minute because you're parking close to the curb/car but more than enough for the ambulance to pass
This is one of the top 10 dumbest statements I've ever seen on the internet and shows a total and complete lack of understanding what a VPN is, and what it does.
Well then explain me why I would need a VPN in the year 2025 with encrypted connections and HSTS being the norm
There are currently 2-3 countries where torrenting IP isn't illegal. Unless you have a VPN in one of these countries, there are no conditions where its "allowed," because it's entirely illegal. Even if it's not expressly outlined in a services TOS it's still illegal, and therefore not allowed. Even if they expressly permit it, it's still illegal, and therefore not allowed.
It's illegal, but in practice not enforceable if you hide between a VPN in another jurisdiction.
So in practice you can do it and nobody gives a shit.
Fedora is better anyways