What does this even mean?
What does this even mean?
Just lovely, when you think you found a browser that works decently and cares about privacy…
What if you sell everything and work for 237 more years?
Any turn-based strategy game could be good - you can stop playing Civilization any time you want, right? There’s no need to go one more turn
I didn’t say this happened yesterday :)
If I remember correctly, the last bulk addition of countries happened sometimes in summer, we traveled to the Czech republic with a passport on Friday, and came back without it on Sunday, and it was definitely not a New Year
Great that I didn’t consider subscription for a second.
Great, few more reasons to stay away from that. I thought the whole point of the reddit/fediverse thing was that you used an anonymous nick that is purged from time to time. Who cares about followers? There are interesting things discussed, that’s it.
For me there are two strong ones competing: Hákarl, basically fermented rotting shark – this smells like a Serbian railway toilet during the war, when it wasn’t cleaned for years, but used regularly. It tastes the same. The other was a dog carcass, that was left on the roadside on a nice, hot summer day, and the ‘not my job’ mentality left it there slowly decomposing over roughly two-three weeks.
So, like achieving the goal twice?
Thanks for this, I’m replaying Curse of Monkey Island now, and I’m just before the tomb scene :)
Windowmaker, I use it in a vnc/x2go setup, I need something fast, stable that doesn’t use much of the desktop space. When it was my main OS, I went KDE-gnome-KDE-windowmaker-e17
Thanks, I posted it here, because I didn’t know of any more fitting community, I’ll look into it!
Thanks! Nextcloud could be a good solution, given that we already have that server running – do they have an app inside or just a text file? I’m not the admin of that cloud, so can’t check any extra options personally
Something with that snail, probably.
They could also urge to remove the coat and tie from the list of necessary clothes. While it was probably practical in 19th century England, it’s a torture in 2023 Spain