Found a copy at a yard sale years ago, paid five bucks for it. Just had to dig through a moldy box of old paperbacks. Sometimes the weird places are where the good stuff hides.

Actually, slowing feed usually makes chatter worse.

Wait, they own the data broker too? That's like paying a security guard who also runs the burglary ring. So your sixty bucks basically just moved your data to a different folder in their own office. What even is the point of that? It's not a privacy tool, it's a data collection tool with extra steps.

Oh totally, I get what your friend means about the tiny tools and patience! I used to fix old film cameras and those little screwdrivers and tweezers felt just like watchmaking. But you're right, the second you open a modern digital body it's a whole new world. Trying to line up a sensor or mess with a circuit board is more like computer repair than watchmaking.

Animals getting into electronics" always sounded fake to me too, but that spider story is pretty convincing.