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Yes. It’s in the MacOS ToS.

It requires a bunch of software development to get such a service running. In a Cloud way. Also you need to enroll them in an organization, so the user can not become rough and bind them to their private Apple ID and bricking it.

You could donate them to open source projects for improving their software (either physical or as a service).

I got a Jarvis too. It’s an awesome desk. Just don’t make the mistake and forget the memory module. It makes work a bit easier :D

Sure, we’ll not .5-1$ but double or dribble the normal price: yeah

The FBI is accepting tips on such stuff. Even if you are not a US citizen. With enough data (domains, IPs etc.) they could do that job pretty fast.

Knowingly just once, where the project required to calculate roof space (for solar installation).

Other then that, no.

Maths is important. But most of the times only for low level stuff.

I would say, that you should be able to understand a math problem and solution based on the first few pages of a Google search. I would rather hire a person, that sucks at math but can understand the basics of most things in 5minutes.

If I read that correctly, I personally would give this answere:

I have the same problems and get into rabbit holes quickly.

After some research on the internet and in my past life (got fired twice this year /o\), I concluded to do a ADHD/ADD assessment. I got Diagnosed with ADHD.

The main thing that changed: I’m more aware of the mistakes I do and notice my behaviors early on and can mitigate the bad parts.

So for me the answere is simply: maybe try todo some online ADHD test and if it indicates a potential diagnosis, do a real one with a psychiatrist.

There are some awesome styles for OpenStreetMap :-)

Google Analytics and Logs are bad /o\ (as in compliance stuff).

If you have readers in the EU and/or you are living in the EU, you are required to have a privacy policy.

This (https://www.iubenda.com/en/help/8385-gdpr-for-bloggers) article and this (https://adventurebagging.co.uk/2018/05/gdpr-guide-for-blogge...) is looking like a good read.

You could also be required to have data processing contracts.

Some local privacy protection offices have good information about GDPR for small blogs and sometimes you can even ask them directly.

no legal advice

It’s miss leading. Everyone who collects personal data (IP Addresses for example), is required to have a privacy policy and to be complaint with the GDPR.

At least when you have EU visitors.

There are free generators for policy’s. For personal use they are enough.