Well, perhaps not Monero, and perhaps not a loaf of bread either, but also not far from that. One large e-shop in Slovakia I use (Alza) supports crypto payments via Confirmo (BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, SOL, POL, LTC, TRX). They sell mostly electronics, but also some food items.

Now, since you’ve mentioned bread:

But I haven’t yet tried crypto.

Reminds me of a joke I’ve heard from a few people now. “Let’s drink faster, guys, it’s already getting dark.”

Did he also recommend smoking Kent Micronite cigarettes?

Huh?
I thought Skype was still a widely used thing.

A bright screen will surely make me fall asleep.

Oh, wow, really.

Officials can swear using any book or document meaningful to them – or none at all.

https://www.freedomforum.org/swear-bible-oath-of-office/

There’s also some actually used examples like a stack of banned books, Superman comic book, and even a Dr. Seuss book.

There’s also a RISC-V laptop - DC ROMA

But it’s still mostly experimental, rather than for regular usage.

You’re making me feel like I miss it but I haven’t even started yet 💀

Well, I wasn’t talking about recovery, but need for encryption.

Depends. I don’t have a baseline for how others my age feel.

Physically, it’s probably lame, but still: I often have lower back pain and neck pain. Neck especially in the morning, lower back later in the day. Then there’s psoriasis, a persisting flare-up on the back of my scalp that managed to resist prescription-strength corticosteroids. Tonsil stones I can’t fully get rid of that I have to push out often. They can get slightly painful if left alone for a few days otherwise. Most food I eat either results in constipation or diarrhea. My right hip sometimes starts popping and it can get pretty uncomfortable when walking a lot. If I have to lift up something heavy, I’ll be shaky afterwards for quite a while. Yesterday I found out that I seem to have external hemorrhoids. My teeth are fairly sensitive, and I had a filling done on one of them.

Mentally: I am still studying. After I finish, the 5 days a week of school will get replaced with 5 days of work. I’ll still likely have to cut time from my sleep. Who knows, I’ll possibly need a part time job anyway, because minimum wage in Slovakia is just EUR 4.70/h. So, I’ll still be cutting my sleep to 3 - 4 hours. Then on weekends I won’t feel like doing anything, and anyway, I’ll sleep through most of the Saturday. Or, work part-time on weekends.
Things will keep getting more expensive faster than the wages increase. I’ll still be sure to know that almost every purchase is sponsored by slavery and damage to the ecosystem because that’s cheaper. Our government will eventually try to merge Slovakia into Russia… somehow. I won’t be making enough to leave the country.
I’ll have too keep up with the miserable life for roughly 40 - 50 years, then my body will be very well unusable. I won’t have any money saved up and die homeless.
I do not see a possibility for change towards better. People find it easier to excuse the government, corporation, or even individual billionaire or other person with power than say a homeless person they seen steal half a bread from supermarket.
Society cannot be fixed, it can only go extinct. And we will, perhaps not so far into the future, as the short-term gains are always preferred.

Simply, I feel like I am done with life. There won’t be anything good enough. Sure, there will be good moments, but not enough to justify to myself being born. A good introduction to antinatalism. I will not create further life. Hell, I’ve heard from people they had kids so that someone will take care of them once they retire. Disgusting.

For the track, I am 19. Life is just waiting for death. I wish it could be shorter.

You can still force local account. Edit: nevermind, first sentence of the article:

Earlier today, we published an article regarding Microsoft’s recent removal of the BYPASSNRO script and how it has irked Windows 11 users

Well, fuck.

On setup: Shift + F10 -> click into the CMD window (it opens unfocused)

cd oobe
bypassnro

And do not connect to network until you finish setup.

Disabling auto updates was also very simple and intuitive. Couldn’t be easier.

Meta + R -> Type gpedit.msc and press enter -> On left click Administrative templates -> All settings -> Configure Automatic Updates -> Select option 2, Enabled and Apply

Le banking app.

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Is there something that has to be done first (like Windows generalization)?

They are newbies, for now.

I have had a Linux Mint USB (installed, not live) with me since middle school. Not the same one, of course, that was USB 2.0.
SanDisk CruzerBlade seems to work pretty well. On the other hand, a Panasonic flash drive I have is absolute shit for random access. Booting up install from it will take ages and then it will freeze up all the time.

External SSD would be best, but it’s not worth it for occasional use.

It could rather be more accurate in a dense area thanks to more cell towers. And it seems mmWave 5G can get below 1 meter in accuracy.

A cheap dumbphone could come in handy at almost any age* (calls, short SMS, especially in emergency situations). Though there is a possibility they wouldn’t want to be seen with that. Kids will bully each other for whatever isn’t a norm.
Anyway, preferably a simpler one. I used to spend hours each day on Java games. Really, the only thing that stopped me was headaches.

* Almost any - you don’t want a 3 year old calling 911 for fun

Functional ones. Like this case for an RSP1 clone that used to be sold on AliExpress: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5507066
Might be good idea to tape it over with aluminum tape for shielding.

Or this for a Ulefone uSmart adapter to make it into a USB-C: https://www.printables.com/model/493211-ulefone-usmart-usb-c-adaptor
This connector is basically just pins from USB-C, but in a way that can only be used with their own accessories. Honestly this should be sold by them. I’d be willing to buy it even if it was like €15 (just better quality than a 3D print, of course).

I use a laptop, so I iust put it to sleep. I only restart it when I do updates or when the system crashes. I also turn it off (when I remember to do so…) if I leave it unattended in untrustworthy environment due to encryption.

I also have a mini PC, but I only turn it on when needed, which isn’t often since I haven’t really figured out what to use it for. It’s running Linux Mint headless, because Mint fits my laziness. I can use it via Tailscale, but I don’t really know what to do with it. So far it’s been mostly useful with OpenWebRX, SDR++ server which also offers compression unlike RTL_TCP as well as being able to use any SDR++ supported SDR, and I also intended to use Navidrome on it as well. My intention was to just download full albums on there, rather than picking out individual songs, but I still have the urge to put all of it on my phone.

Well, probably my mistake calling it a plan, but it seems all of them are subscriptions at least. Even “pay as you go” cards I found have monthly payments.
It seems the cheapest was T-Mobile PayGo, but that got sold to Ultra Mobile. I don’t know what they offer though because there’s an infinite captcha on their website for me. But from Google preview it seems they still offer the $3/month PayGo.