It is from rakuden the concurrent of amazon for ebook
congrats! you're body must be nicotine free by now, you must feel so good! For me it took a whole month to get over the mental addiction, but you already beat the worse part
A workout or restless night from two weeks ago could still be affecting you—positively or negatively—today.
Sometimes it feels like every corner of our planet has been mapped, catalogued, portioned up, explained, and generally drained of any of its mystery. Which...
The most ill-conceived, misguided movie sequels screaming
It just me, I dont like long serie (except thoses will self contained episode) Even something I liked, the 3 body problem, had 2 full episode (close to the end) of filler in 1 season. And they already got past the 1st book in that season, so they have room to 1 or 2 more season at best.
5 season?.. no way I can invest in that, but cool for those who can enjoy this kind of show
5 season (13 ep each).. no filler
Pick one
thanks for the recommandation. I just bingewatched it. Not my kind of show since the story is so thin: It's a road trip,
except the road is full of weird alien biology plant slowly trying to kill you
But that crazy alien biology is cool to watch
A relationship doomed to end in heartbreak.
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2007 anime. From a manga. Women with gigantic swords , the Claymore, fight some sort of demons in a forsaken world. We follow Clare, the Claymore Number 47, the least powerful of them all.
Every episode has some sort of a twist, with new information about the incredible rich world and lore, and the power and origin of the Claymore. Drawing is captivating, unique, gorgeous. The eyes!
Way better than Berserker, in the sense, that everything make sense and is foreshadow in Claymore.
You are right. I will wait. I start getting used to it (less infuriated each time my eye catch that ugly button, at least). Still pretty stupid to have that huge button on my toolbar.. now that I think about it , it even take the place of one more visible tab
I came upon one post from them saying : vertical tab is "core design" we wont change it, or remove it. Bold statement, if not a wrong one.
I browsing the Mozilla forum right now. Seems they already had an arrow pointing downward doing the same job, but more discret. Plus you could hide it with about:config. Seems a lot of people are unhappy with the new uncustomizable button. I think I should apply the Hanlon razor, and assume the new button is just here out of stupidity. And it will be rolled back soon, or be less intrusive, and be removable
Thanks. I will try LibreWolf. The name is promising EDIT: and MS try to prevent me to install it, which is the best endorsement you can give me MS
Yeah it is fine, unless you have tabs all the way to the right.. then it is surprisingly annoying. I kept misclicking on this shit, or loosing time avoiding it, when I need to move through a lot of tabs.
May be it is just muscle memory, but the no-remove feature is dumb as fuck
Thanks, Just installed it. Doesnt seems to have an import option from firefox, only Edgme, Chrome and IE.
EDIT: NeverMind: I imported the files by hand.
EDIT2 : uninstalled: Their "core design" is having Tab to the left. May make sense on small device. On PC , I need to be see the name of my tab at a glance. So I need them horizontally
Yes WaterFox, thanks for reminding me. It seems there was another one , I cant recall , that was known to be very lightweight
Thanks. But seems that something they could allow to remove from toolbar, like every other button. The choice to not let the user do that, sound like bad news. That the main reason for the change.. it feel their User can customize everything model is fading away
Since I left Opera when it went Chromium around 2005, I was a very happy firefox user.
The new update added a button 'List all tabs' on my toolbar, that I cant remove without some css magic. I tried, and tried to get use to it. I cant. It distract me all the time, I have no use for it. And I dont have the patience to do the css editing needed to hide it. Plus, this is the second time I cannot easily customize FF (first time was when they forced some round edge Tab for no reason and no easy rollback), so I suppose the browser is toast for me.
For PC. What do you recommend for a change?
I recall at a time using some browser build on Firefox , "BlueFox" (ed:WaterFox) or something like that. Are those still operational? I just need a my speedial customisable And all the menu button to be removed/added. And firefox addon: uBlock, Yesscript, Cookie autodelete ... Dont care for speed, or whatever.
On a side note: WTF with those browser deciding what we want? They can allow us to customize any layout, so why force some fucking button I never asked for? I dont see the endgame
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Read the short story : the approach to al-mutasim By Jorge L. Borges: https://ia601405.us.archive.org/10/items/HeliganSecretsOfTheLostGardens/BorgesJorgeLuis-TheApproachToAl-mutasim.pdf#:~:text=The Approach to Al-Mu'tasim Philip Guedalla writes that
If you like it, and like shorts stories, Borges will also become your favorite author. A good start is :
A Universal History of Infamy: A Universal History of Infamy Giving some more or less accurate retelling of the life of evil people like Billy the kid.
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You're right people will never ride a horse instead of their car. (Plus it seems horses would be worse for the environment) But the 2k people who own 50% (?) of world wealth have more say on how the resources are used than the 99.99% of other people. And like them those 2k don't want to ride horses. On the contrary they want to use all the resources for their own benefit. So getting ride of them could allow to implement some sustainable practice they are fighting against.
But it is a joke in the end: Having 2k oligarchs run over by a trolley wont save the planet. What need to be run over is the system that allow 2k people control the fate of all the others through greed.
For a country known to have more gun than people, you seems very bad at using them