I buy it for classics.

My network doesn’t offer eSIM so I stick with physical.

Most but not all sadly.

No I just sold them. They weren’t worth the price.

The overear headphones. The ANC just made no difference.

The best thing I ever did was abandon TrueNAS and move to Debian. TrueCharts were a fucking nightmare and constantly required maintenance or even fresh installs.

I bought some Sony XM4s because I’d heard this theory before but I found noise cancelling barely makes a difference.

A beyond burger.

Is it not just easier to buy an aux cable with an inline mic?

I’d like to have a headphone jack but I’m not that bothered either way. USB C dongles are cheap and I just leave it attached to my headphones.

I wouldn’t know as I think it’s a US only brand.

Necessary is literally spelt how it’s pronounced though.

Toyota/Lexus or Honda.

Smith and Sniff.

I’ve never worked in an office but it sounds like hell.

I often want to use public transport but the timetables and prices make it an absolute nonstarter.

I use Navidrome over Jellyfin for music hosting. The open source music clients for the subsonic API are a little more varied.

If you’re happy using closed apps, Symfonium supports both Jellyfin and Subsonic.

Nope. I use NewPipe but I also have YouTube Premium if I ever need it.

A cystoscopy.

The only one I’ve ever really stuck with is Arch. I tried Pop_OS for a while but it wasn’t for me.

My home server runs Debian purelynfor stability but it’s a lot more work to get setup than Arch is.