I second this. A more powerful 12V socket adapter is far better than a battery pack.
Like this.
If there is one organisation that should know not to fight the internet, it is IA.
That code is here (or there,or over there) to stay.
I don't see it as theft if he paid them - albeit after the fact.
My old person trait is that I think I should be able to have anything I purchased repaired/serviced by whomever I wish, with whatever parts they deem acceptable.
Our fridge is plumbed in. Constant cold water and ice/crushed ice FTW.
i can safely say that once that comes out, it’ll be the best one out there.
No pressure, lol
The ability to copy the URL of a video so I can paste it to NewPipe - or a setting where I can choose to use YouTube or NewPipe all red the time.
Hit the tick mark, top left of the screen.
Climate change has always been a thing. The planet has been going thru hot/cold cycles for millions of years.
There is no purpose for any life on earth. The planet survived just fine before life started, it will survive just fine when life is gone. (or until Sol goes super-nova, or whatever it's called when it expands and engulfs all the planets).
When I was using Reddit, I used RIF.
Disconnect
Consent-O-Matic
DDG Privacy Essentials Coin Mining Blocker Enhancer for YouTube Turbo Download Manager Ghostery uBlock Origin Surfshark VPN Extension Privacy Badger
Typewriters were/are monospaced, so putting a double space after the full-stop helped you recognise the start of a new sentence, giving it, and you, breathing space.
The PC fonts are size adjusted and double space is no longer necessary, but it doesn't hurt.
Why? Would you want to return? I'm just happy to be here, and it can only get better.
A snowball has a better chance of surviving in hell than me joining anything Meta.
This is my first toe-in-the-water experience of the Fediverse. To be honest, I'm still trying to understand exactly how it all works, but I'm enjoying myself so far.
What would really make my day would be a RIF -type app, as someone on the road a lot, and only able to view on mobile.
Many of the younger generations seem to accept that things don't last/break easily. I come from a time where there was a wiring diagram for the TV pasted on the inside back cover. Washing machines and other devices often had the schematics included. Repairing your stuff and keeping it running was the norm back then. Even if you couldn't, you probably had a neighbour who could. Planned obsolescence is a relatively new thing.