That looks great, much better than the original cardboard components
That's the official story at least, but we all know what's really going on. There are 10 seasons of documentary detailing what's really happening under that mountain.
Before the fiasco in Thailand I was a Musk fan, my opinion of him has falled greatly since then; even more so since Twitter. Now I groan whenever I see a headline with his name.
That is a great price for a random shop. It's a great coin and it's really cool you were able to stop in and find coins. The shops I vist here in the US, all the prices are 3 to 4 times what they should be, if they have any at all.
I find those green splotches a little worrysome, are they exposed bronze beneth the silvering or is it BD?
They're not advertising or telling people to come to lemmy.world.... people are coming here and they're just accommodating them instead of blowing them off
Lol, I literally just saw a similar headline, read the result, and said the same thing just before seeing this post.
I know Joseph Mallozzi used to post cool things like this to reddit/r/Stargate
This is blowing my mind right now... Those things gave me nightmares as a kid thinking they crawl into people's ears...
I always love these behind the scenes pictures :-)
Maybe since they had to interface with the Atlantis computer to disable the force field... They were more like a traditional garage door opener which just sends an RF signal.
Is this a humble brag for how many books you've read?
This is exactly what I needed :-) not quite the same plugin support as Firefox but it'll do. Thank you
Lol, no I was making a bad joke referencing how images are low rez (appear blurry) before they finish downloading.
I'll let you know once the image finishes loading...
Is there any way to not have my Voyager browsing show up in my default browser (firefox) history. I do actually occasionally use my browser history to find pages I've looked at while browsing the internet... But my browser history is absolutely overflowing with hundreds of page views from using the "app". I know it's a web app but is it possible to have it use private mode (even better if I don't have to login every time I open the app if using private browsing).
Wow this is really neat, I didn't realize sun spots occur in bands like this. I always assumed they occur across the whole surface
There is currently no way that i can find to block a community from within the app.