On my ReMarkable Pro, the password is always the same. Even through updates. No clear way to change it.

A factory reset would result in it being regenerated

> You have no reasonable expectation of privacy in public.

That does not apply to every country.

Many, if not most, big Triple-A titles on PC, and consoles, are also filled with in game purchases of coins and loot boxes targeting whales. I guess you could say that those are also filled with ads, but at least it is for their own stuff in the game.

The only shining thing in gaming currently are the awesome indie titles that just keep on giving from a single purchase of the game.

Meh, phones with removable batteries are still being made. Samsung's Galaxy Cover line has plenty of phones with removable batteries. Some even feature the much feared IP68.

The whole point of LEGO is to "LEg GOdt" (Play great/good/well, however you want to translate that).

Do you know the set number? There is a "Super Car" in Technic with set number 8070, available in the archive. Not sure about the steering and differential, but it seems to feature a V8 and a stick shift.

Be sure to also mark videos as "Not interested" on your homepage, if you also did not know about that. You can even tell them not to recommend an entire channel.

The not interested button doesn't really work for me, it just blocks that particular video but other videos in that category still show up no matter what.

The “Don’t recommend channel” button also doesn’t really work for me. It used to work, but now the channels keep coming back. YouTube has been trying to get me to watch videos from “Dr.” Sten Ekberg. After watching one video a couple years ago I quickly realised he’s full of shit. I’ve clicked the “Don’t suggest channel” button so many times, but after a short while his videos return to my feed.

It would be so cool to only have a rail station to begin with.

Blame the sites than needs to have a million cookies.

As others have linked, even the European Union organs themselves all show cookie banners.

I do not see why Steam would try to make people afraid of getting third-party modifications, when there are no first-party modifications. Also, it is Steam/VALVe, they usually do not care.