How do you use kagi and not know the basic plan has unlimited searches and has had it for ages?

It doesn’t, I use the starter plan, that’s the lowest paid tie.

The basic plan has 300 searches.

they can reverse the options trades that look like they had insider info. This is a thing that the SEC does.

But they would have to prove insider info? Which would require discovery against communications to/from the president. Which you know they would argue against.

So, let me rephrase, do you think it is likely that they would do anything?

love KOReader, recently jailbroke my kindle oasis with the new winterbreak exploit and installed it. The ability to connect via wifi to calibre is amazing.

benzos end LSD trips, so if you are worried about a bad trip, just have a xanax with you when you do it and if you want out, take one and in 30 minutes you will be okay.

The culture is not libertarian. Anarcho socialism is the closest thing, but post scarcity, so not really applicable to anything in the present

Not really the point.

Musk names his ships after the Culture, but the author was an avowed left-wing socialist who'd probably see Musk as our version of Veppers. He was... not a huge fan of billionaire oligarchs.

The culture as an aspirational goal is a good thing. It's a fantastic vision of the future. So I'm not sure why you're using it as a similar comparison to neuromancer.

I see people say this but what's the mechanism?

Kagi is miles better then google, i've been using it for nearly a year now. Worth the subscription.

You can use VNC to make an android tablet into a 2nd monitor. The latency isnt good enough for playing games or anything but for web pages and documents it works great.

I've recently been using a piece of software called RustDesk, which so far feels pretty performant, better than VNC, RDP, TeamViewer, RealVNC etc.: https://rustdesk.com/

You can host a relay inside of a Docker container if you need it as well and it even supports AV1. There's also password auth for each device and permission control.

They have a mobile app too, though I haven't used it as much as the desktop variety, might be worth a shot.

I've tried that before but the latency bothers me a lot even when typing, etc.

Same