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Presidents of the United States of America - Peaches. Who wouldn’t want to see a musical comedy with ninjas?
Presidents of the United States of America - Peaches. Who wouldn’t want to see a musical comedy with ninjas?
I read that as “the tool to report websites is broken.”
Mayonnaise sandwich. Or mayo squirted directly on a Ritz cracker.
We call this a “load-bearing could.” Or, “could is doing a lot of work in that sentence.” I mean, sure, it could, in the same sense that angry ticks could fire out of my nipples.
When AI starts telling us how to efficiently manufacture these new materials, now that would be revolutionary.
https://miniflux.app/ - web based so you can read it locally or remotely.
Yeah, it will help and it won’t. If you’re uploading through a typical cable internet connection, WiFi will almost never be the bottleneck. But if you’re streaming 4k in a part of your house that doesn’t have good coverage while other people use the same connection, it could make a difference.
I do a lot of streaming from my desktop to my TVs and I occasionally have bandwidth problems, so this could help that. And I have 300 up / 300 down fiber Internet, and in parts of my house I have problems getting anywhere close to that on WiFi. So WiFi 7 might help with those cases even if in the end your ISP is usually the bottleneck.
Something that helped me is setting smaller goals, like studying just a little before taking a break. If I ordinarily study for 0 minutes and screw around for an hour, I’d try to study for 5 minutes and screw around for 55 minutes. Smaller goals are more achievable and take the pressure off. Then you can build on that small success instead of feeling like it has to be all or nothing.
Some of my more intelligent friends were punching holes in drywall. Sure enough one poor guy found the stud and fucked up his wrist so badly he has a metal pin in it now.
Truth. /thread
Thanks, that’s very informative. How does this work since ActivityPub can be used for other things, e.g., Mastodon? They ignore any “Type” entries that they don’t support?
Thanks, that worked. I had found it once but it had an error while I was trying to post my comment.
Is there a better way than a title search? Right now that works but when there’s lots of activity it won’t be ideal. It would be nice to be able to put a URL into the search bar.
Thank you for this! I thought Firefox for Android was slow - nope, uBlock was just doing too much.