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It's a Fairphone... If you manage to destroy the port somehow, you can just replace it in 2 minutes with a screwdriver.
Far-right and whataboutism. An inseperable duo.
Yeah, you can leave them set pretty high and they basically make no noise. No point having them drop super low, or go super high, as they push a lot of air for the noise they make. With a good hysteresis function, as you say, hardly ever hear them ramping.
It's good practice to check multiple reviews. GamersNexus has very good reviews though, if I ever had to place my trust in just one review it would be theirs.
They are so quiet while pushing so much air, it's fantastic.
Noctua is fantastic, their products are well worth the asking price. They are the only fans I will ever buy.
The NH-D15 performs as well/better as most 240mm radiators. More than that though and liquid coolers are still king, especially when paired with Noctua fans.
(Oh and Noctua are developing an AIO, well a pump-less one)
People are not researching privacy conscious apps and typing it in. Drip isn't even remotely close to being among the top results for a period tracker. That's the point, the average person prefers convenience over privacy these days.
Because its effort. We have to get the average person to care about their security and privacy before they will bother using these alternatives. It's much easier for them to download a popular one off an app store and have the data stick with them, than it is to download f-droid, find the right app, make sure its still supported and setup their own data backup.
Yes, it's the Treaty of Lisbon. The difference is still important to make, not only for educational purposes, but because it does affect which countries would be required to aid depending on who is attacked. Not to mention USA/Canada who are very much a part of NATO and not the E.U.
NATO has nothing to do with being in the European Union, not every E.U. country is in NATO and vice versa. NATO is an alliance, which you must apply for, separately from the E.U.