anything that comes in a box.

too often. but at least they’re $50-80 flippers and not $1000 slabs.

i don’t do smartphones, but i have this site bookmarked for other things and found these instructions there for the yt app: android and iphone/ios

for computers, there are third-party addons to add functionality to youtube’s web site. some provide point-and-click blocking functionality.

third-party apps, as long as they’re still ‘allowed’, may also have the extra functionality you’re looking for.

the number of years i’ve run usb->sata adapters and had (up to a dozen or so) bare drives laying around and propped up anywhere i could find a spot…

you aren’t putting a 3.5in in that slimline bay. you might be able to rig something to hold one there, though. that’s where the get ‘‘creative’’ part comes in.

you also have the 2x2.5in at the bottom but you’re missing the rails or caddies for them. should be like 5-6 bucks each or so on ebay or azn. don’t bother with those, though, unless you’re putting in hdd there. sata ssd can just be stuffed in the cage, they ain’t going anywhere.

be careful with whatever mb->sata power cables you have. make sure they’re the correct ones, as they aren’t all the same. you could get away with a 1->2 sata power splitter once on each mb power connection, as the output of each is designed for 2x3.5in hdd anyway.

edit: just looked at a similar model here. removing the slimline optical and stuffing a 3.5in hdd there will obstruct the cpu hsf a bit. might have to swap that for a lower profile cooler to put the drive there… BUT. if you take out the existing hdd (because its caddy thing gets in the way), there is just enough room along the flipout bit between that hdd bay and the 2.5in cage below to fit a 3.5in. would need a little ‘modification’ to the case there to rig a mount for it. but it fits. then the existing hdd can slide back in. (see pic, the ancient seagate hdd is placed in that space)

you’re talking the ‘RED’ series inspiron minitower?

iirc there’s only one 3.5in bay adjacent to the slimline optical bay, and two 2.5in bays in a cage at the bottom front.

bays use drive rails which may or may not be present if the bay was unpopulated when originally shipped.

the pc uses 12vo power supply, so the drives are powered off the motherboard. those cables may also not be present if they weren’t needed for the original configuration.

slimline optical bays can often be filled with a caddy designed fit in the form factor, connecting to the optical power and sata, and hold a 2.5in ssd drive.

you will have to get ‘‘creative’’ to securely mount more than one 3.5in hdd inside.

it’s real. the ‘millionaire’ sold a startup for $340m. the homes are in new brunswick and cost $50k ea to build and furnish. the land was $500k. the houses are ~ 240-300 sq ft tiny homes. rent (at the time that source was written) starts at $200.

it used to be that way… then they came up with ‘starter’ consumables with a fraction of the useful ink/toner inside.

more like ‘day 1’ on the left, and ‘day 2-14’ on the right.

we’re in the “what if they didn’t” timeline…

yea, that sucks. you ain’t got a prayer.

that’s your lunch and dinner… on a 7 hour flight after a 4 hour delay at departure. take it and smile gratefully.

anything ‘worthwhile’ is probably gonna use a lot of power, burn through bandwidth, or not exactly completely legit and legal.

make the overhead train a 12 lane freeway and it’s any random metrohell in texas. paths right next to frontage roads, a mile+ walk just to get from one side of the freeway to the other–safely.

to monetize the piracy of your users

that’s generally what gets sites and services in ‘trouble’

it’s the emergency water dish for the dog. looks a little low, better fill it up a bit.

okra is totally underrated.

when a company puts its reps at a disadvantage by always being grossly understaffed and having hour+ wait times… who’s the ‘horrible’ people? the company or the caller?

it’s just sensible. if you take from one end, you run the risk of unexpectedly grabbing the ‘light end’ and accidentally dropping the partial carton on the floor next time you take it out of the fridge.

printing and laser etching on egg shells are already a thing. so ads on eggs could very well become a thing, too… especially if putting production codes or dates directly on them becomes required somewhere–if you’re gonna run 'em all through the ‘printer’ might as well get paid to do it.