The norms say after you requests it, they have 30 days to send you a successful deletion of your data or request done. After your request they have 30 days, I didn't read anything about "validate" it's you. Only 30 days to successfully delete it, and that is how it went when I did request it.
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Yeah, I just read the bottom of that page to find the "unsubscribe" button.
Yeah, they wanted to do something very, very impossible and easily to skip... XD
Yeah, I already read it. I just doubt the lawyer could be so dumb to provide false evidences like this. But could be, yeah... but making false bills of expensive furniture would be more effective, saying there are more floors is too easy to prove it's not true in a court...
Likely, the lawyer asked Trump, and given Trump's tendency to be a liar, he provided false information to the lawyer. I feel like that is what happened.
If you don't like ads just do https://docs.invidious.io/instances/ ... every YouTube link anyone sends me I just put it with an invidious instance and there are no ads neither bloated frontend.
I heard Mexico also allows returning the 100% extra energy you generated... I don't know why, but I feel it's just politics or greedy interests.
My electricity company provider do the batteries "role", they return me the energy I generated extra for free without charging the price, so I get back all what I generated when the sun is out. I think the issue is your government, greedy politics, here happened too, but it changed recently. That would make your inversion like half of what you paid for here.
They didn't say the price, the current prices of solar panels here are around 8,000 euros up to 12,000 euros.
I think they did that because of old disks, avoid fragmentation and if one partitions is corrupted you can always recover the important files on /home and things like that, not sure neither. 🫤
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Brave do shady stuff to get money like change your URL to include a referral code for them, that's not ethical as the "AI training models" they do with their search engine, I don't trust them. All what you get with Brave you can do the same with Firefox. If you want to browse Tor on Firefox I recommend you using Firefox containers + https://github.com/bekh6ex/firefox-container-proxy and one container names Tor and proxy it to your Tor socket (should be localhost:9050) and done.