I imagine you could come up with something relatively easy to put on the walls/ceilings to block signals if you really felt like it.
Making it look like a sane person's house might be a little more difficult though
Right after it invented planning.
It's just Americans being programmed to feel guilty online.
I know the stereotype is Canadians saying sorry, but online Americans tend to feel the most guilty about almost everything.
I'm sure some of them are idiots. I'm also sure there are some people who needed a car to work, catalytic converter went out and they needed to find the cheapest possible way to pass emissions and keep getting to work.
I know that because I'm about to drop a thousand or 2 on my catalytic converter, which I'll have to install myself to save money, to pass emissions. Luckily, I can budget well and every car repair known to man is on YouTube
While moderation is the key to everything, and I wouldn't be surprised if cutting out red.meat is a lot healthier for the consumer
Feels like you just randomly made something up here by comparing some random outlier stories you've heard.
This article is on Eurogamer.net and CD Projekt Red is Polish. I imagine that's why they pointed out "the country" being out of place
I think the hostility is about the same tbh, only different is this place uses the term Tankies a lot more.
It's plausible that some of the websites you like run faster because ISPs aren't throttling them, while throttling the competition.