Defo some good points here that I had not thought of, am too used to using webclients. Though Tuta does have an mail import feature.
pjusk
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Personally never had to use either protocol, what's your use case? - genuinely curios.
I'm sorry, but did you expect them to give you 62% off permanently?
Yeah good point. If tuta is a big throw off they do offer:
coolName@keemail[.]me
I sadly agree. It is an odd choice for a name. Tutanota wasn't much better either, their former name. Apparently "tuta" means secure in Latin. However as I am using my own custom domain it doesn't bother me very much personally as it's not a part of my digital identity 😅
Could you elaborate on this please?
Yes it does! :)
No its normally not haha, and yeah am running the latest of what i can.
Had this issue across three different GPUs, if GPU is the case than I must be the unluckiest dude ever haha.
I've not done any overclocking my end at least. Just running Bazzite and that it. Also this issue has persisted across different GPUs and other hardware. Never touched overclocking of sorts at least.
This might be it actually! And I do live in a rather cold climate too 😅 But I could do some testing regarding this actually. Thanks for pointing that out!
Hiya there!
I've recently been struggling more and more with this monitor issue as depicted in the picture. It happens whenever I turn the computer on, e.g. when the monitor has been inactive for a while. These lines only occur then, and slowly go away by themselves - unless i change the refresh rate of the monitor. To be frank, this has been an issue for probably over 2 years - but its never been "this bad" before.
Got no idea what has caused this, why it (seems) to be getting worse, or what this type of monitor issue is called.
This is a AOC 32" screen, dont have the exact model - but if it matters ill try to dig deep to find that.
Appreciate any tips or pointers to this.
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If you're not willing to do it yourself, I've heard great things about the two guys at https://easyoptouts.com/. I've not used them myself so can't vouch, but have been listening to FirewallsDontStopDragonsPodcast - and others. They seem to know what they are doing quite well, also at much cheaper price than others at $19.99 per year.
Consumer Reports wrote an article about this topic as well, and they also pointed out this service as the better one. Can read about that here: https://www.consumerreports.org/electronics/personal-information/how-to-delete-your-information-from-people-search-sites-a6926856917/