Then it's probably that one you marked. It seems to have a cap on? The cable should have come with a coax cable I hope?
I assume that yeast oil is a refined product, thus less likely to go bad than normal yeast. But I haven't looked into it, it's my first time hearing of yeast oil.
That's dumb... Why not separate both in 3, o-cto-ber and fe-bru-ary? This is bad, but in ways I find unacceptable.
You'll have to convince the EU to change the USB-C rule.
Lagos just means lakes. The city of Lagos in Nigeria is sprikled with lagoons along the coast. But the name is likely an homage to Lagos in Portugal because Lagos was an important city during the discovery age.
I rarely feel the need for a mobile browser to be "fast". If a website is somehow slow on Firefox, I just close it.
Apparently, from a quick reverse search, this guy added these grotesk letters to his music manuscripts.
Hate the new menu with a passion. There's one feature I used a lot, "open in regular tab", that has been removed.
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I was off by 8, nice.
Supposedly phones remain in standby even when turned off. So either remove the battery if possible or leave them home.
2026 is the year of Linux. Trump bans use of Linux because it came from Europe and has no idea what it is
I strong hate these imagines with a piss tint. I can't stand them. And the text has these tiny AI-flavoured imperfections too.
And just 20 years later we have destroyed the concept of truth. What a time to be alive.
Someone at Ubisoft must want the EU to come after them.
Way to completely miss the point. Congrats, it's actually impressive.
OK, I had to double check this myself. I was operating under an incorrect assumption that salt inversely correlated with microbial activity, but it's not that simple. Too little salt allows unwanted bacterial to thrive at first, so fermantation is slower (or can fail). But too much salt can indeed inhibit good bacteria.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/25415447
I'm not one to usually diss new UI changes, but this one grinds my gears.
Firefox for Android has released a new menu design. It organizes everything a little differently, which is alright it looks fresh. But 2 things are really annoying and a continuous design trend in Firefox.
- The option to open page in external app has been tucked away in a sub menu. I used this often and it was in the top level menu before. Companies just love hiding things in menus for no reason.
- the option to open a private tab as a normal tab is GONE. This is how I use Firefox: someone sends me a link, I click on it and it opens in a private tab by default. If I need to sign in to see it (e.g. private Instagram links) then I open it in a normal tab. This option is now simply gone.
So yeah that's my rant. I'll see if I open a bug requesting the 2nd issue back.
I personally been using it for almost 5 years. I heard about it from a colleague a few years before that but I forgot about it, and then an online ad reminded me to check them out again.