I was in a EU prison. I have seen 5 years pretrial detentions with one guy. There is no rule of law.

Me, they put for a month into solitary confinement under 24/7 video surveillance when I demanded to speak to the US embassy, since they did not believe me that I am a US citizen.

Thats hard and depends where the money is, it may even be abroad. My US bank did not even reply to inquires from my lawyer in Europe.

I am recovering too. Soon, I got to war.

Can your European lawyer not find you a reliable US lawyer that then you meet in person (in prison) and give them legal authority to handle your financial affairs?

But yeah I understand. Once you're dealing with multiple countries every financial/legal situation becomes much much harder.

Do you have a link?

I try not to link because it bothers me when people accuse me of self promoting. It's in the profile :)

I have a 10TB hdd and if a website is interesting, I am likely to save it.

This site you would find under /data/u/uranium/uranium_enrichment_yielt.html

And I use recoll to find stuff https://www.lesbonscomptes.com/recoll/pages/index-recoll.htm...

I wish your site would have an RSS feed. In our days you have to build your own scrapper

- I searched Google for "how much caffeine is in coffee". It gave me a calculator that said, "40 mg" ... It turns out the calculator was normalizing the caffeine content to caffeine per 100mg of coffee."

Man, you have strong coffee. :-(

For a teen it shows some balls. But he basically would have would have gotten trouble in most jurisdictions with this name.

You could not run an auction site as ibay.com

But you could still use the string in another context. e.g. eBayern

(Bayern=Bavaria)

Remember when fuck.yu became fuck.me ?

Did domains from parts of Yugoslavia have to migrate to Montenegro? :P

I remember clearly the irony back then!

Nothing beats www.enpass.io but they charge now. I still ran the free version (free version not available for download anymore).

> store and sync passwords wherever is best for you

So, how would you access that cloud account in the first place? Unless you remember the password and disable 2FA for that cloud account, unless of course you add another 2FA manager which is just an extra non-needed complexity.

I find Enpass to be great for personal use at least. I've never tried it for business use. Luckily I paid for it when the Android app was $6.95 and got you lifetime usage on all platforms. They recently added passkey support.

I never installed it on Android. I use it only on my computer. But I use it also a lot as an organizer since it is so flexible. Has also my ID scans, Degree scans etc.