Here’s one, though several others offer the same functionality.

Custom mode:

 {
      "www.youtube.com": "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/104.0.0.0 Safari/537.36"
 }

Easy: use a user agent switcher that uses blacklists. Mine only spoofs chrome for youtube.com.

It isn’t “terrible”, it’s ugly because of questionable design choices: specifically that Multipla style “forehead ridge”. A less complicated (and cheaper) body panel would look better – boring would have been an improvement.

The problem is entire teams of people looked at that body work and said “this is fine”, with the price point and form factor having nothing to do with it.

It’s great Citroën is making a small, cheap EV … but why did they make it look like a cross between a Fiat Multipla and a pug?

That thing is ugly.

Some instances run profanity filters.

Biden had two jobs:

• A “safe” status quo candidate that appeals to older voters and could beat Trump
• A stopgap against mask off fascism.

Or the adblock could buffer the video and play it on a delay ad free. People will be fine with doing something else for a minute.

Better yet, have it done in the background – particularly for new videos on channels you’re subscribed to.

It’s a lack of negative reinforcement. Normal people face negative reinforcement every single day: if you screw up you lose something. Relationships, jobs, money, etc.

After a certain amount of wealth the negative reinforcement starts to disappear. You don’t need to give a shit about what “little people” think when you can always find an audience that agrees with you. When people will put up with your shit because you’re the one footing the bill. When expensive mistakes are pennies to you.

Some people will steal anything they think they can sell for a couple bucks – particularly addicts. Some people just suck and will think the owner deserves to have it stolen for not securing it.

You’re banking on not a single one of those people seeing it and taking it. It’s not hard to sell it for cheap to someone who’ll list it on ebay.

In their defense the cabin and engine air filters do need to be changed frequently.

That being said, they’re incredibly cheap at any parts store and stupidly easy to replace. Better yet: buy washable ones.

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Until people get pissed off enough to start being politically active and not just passive participants in the process. When the “high bar” is merely “showing up to vote after glancing over the candidates” what do people expect?

Get involved in local politics. Volunteer for candidates that reflect your actual ideals – or run for a local office yourself. Actually talk to other voters about issues, form coalitions to do something about it. Annoy the shit out of your elected officials and hold them accountable. Be loud, be pissed off, and use that energy to do something other than complain on social media about it.

Anyone that actually wants change needs to realize it requires being and active participant in politics. The problem is most people don’t because it’s frequently frustrating, disheartening, and exhausting work just for minor change. It’s a thankless slog towards a better future on top of just trying to survive.

Just disconnect the antenna and/or cover the module with something that will block any wireless signals. It’s easier upfront and simple to undo when you want to sell the vehicle.

It was my go-to solution whenever I bought a vehicle with OnStar.

Just equip the airliners with modified AGM-88 HARM missiles to deal with the jammers.

That’s one way to do it.

Or avionics companies could sell modern equipment that uses multiple constellations (GPS, GLONASS, Galileo), is capable of acquiring more satellites at a time than a 20 year old system, and has basic jamming protection like ignoring spurious signals. You know: like consumer devices have been doing for years.

Then the commercial operators could install them in their aircraft.

So you do need to drain off the condensate. You can take a big bucket and collect the water to bail later

Do y’all not have condensate pumps?

There was a brief moment in the 2000s where major manufacturers were selling computers with Linux preinstalled. A lot of netbooks and thin clients had Ubuntu as an option.

And the “bare stainless steel body panels” isn’t a new thing on a production car.

Unsurprisingly they had a ton of issues with it back then too.

It’ll be fine.

If it gets out of hand we’ll just engineer an equally hardy and aggressive rotifer to kill all the algae.

What if we genetically modified the algae to be impossible to kill and survive in extreme conditions. Like the algae equivalent of kudzu.