Youtube uses it behind the scenes. yt-dlp is your friend...

<quote>does he mix in a couple MFers when he reads you the weather? lol</quote>

Only when you ask him to tell you a joke. :)

The only reason I have an Alexa is so that Samuel L. Jackson can tell me the weather, etc.

Once his voice is gone, I'll be pulling the plug on Alexa.

Hear, hear!

<quote>Snapdrop -- https://snapdrop.net/ -- is another great option.</quote>

The other solution I meant to suggest is Send -- https://send.vis.ee/ -- which is a fork of the now defunct Firefox Send.

Nice to have Nearby Share option on the PC, but it is very slow currently. I wonder if it is going over Bluetooth.

PairDrop -- https://pairdrop.net/ -- works well, is cross-platform, and has an Android app.

Snapdrop -- https://snapdrop.net/ -- is another great option.

They need the release the damn thing already so I can give them some $$$!

Sure, I use this fantastic app:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dk.tacit.android.foldersync.full

Call me when they bring native binaries of Word, Excel, Power Point, Access and Visio to Linux.

Ditto.

Android's solution utilizes Wifi Direct for far faster transfers than what can be achieved over BT.

I see what you did there. :)

AutoHotKey, that's what I use and works perfectly fine in Win 10.

<quote>It should be based on the weight of my vehicle, and the number of miles I drive, since that's the closes way to approximate my wear and tear of the road surfaces.</quote>

^^^ This, this, this! With these other schemes, we're just subsidizing the use of the roads for the heavier vehicles which cause the most damage to the roads in the shortest amount of time.

What happens when he is flagged by these pre-crime algorithms? They need some post-crime algorithms too.