Once again Trump proves himself to be a mere opportunist and grifter without principles or convictions. While in office Steven Mnuchin tried to kill crypto at the behest of the banking industry and Trump was vocal against Bitcoin. Once he left the White House he peddled his own NFTs.
LOL. It's quite easy to sideload Firefox add-ons and I'm pretty sure these add-ons are already available elsewhere, through IPFS, Tor, or even a Telegram bot.
the worst, if you don't count Gab and Truth Social
That's when Walmart starts selling its own store brand cars.
From cafes to roasters, new businesses are shaping the coffee industry in a city with a robust caffeinated history
On all major highways at the state borders there is a sign that reads: "Oregon Thanks You"... for leaving.
This is the first time I've heard of "Diversifying Energy." That alone raises a red flag.
Tevis sounds utterly desperate.
wait, lemmy has hashtags?
The City of Portland used to have a contract with the Friends of Trees non-profit, which provided tree care as well as tree planting, but that contract was terminated several years ago.
stop spamming with referral links
It used to run on 62 all the time but yesterday I saw a regular "renewable diesel" bus for 62 at Washington Square Transit Center. I don't know if this was a temporary thing due to maintenance.
Just so everyone knows, the link redirects to plantbasedcookbook.com, which is just a "sales funnel" page. Clicking on the OP's link ("clickbank") is so that OP makes money. In other words: spam.
Vancouver will try something new in August: a free downtown festival that aims to lift our local arts scene into the national spotlight at last.
free arts festival at Esther Short Park, Vancouver City Hall, Main Street, and Officers Row this Friday through Sunday
Columbia County Parks, Forests, and Recreation Department is proud to announce that the Crown Z Trail is now a part of the National Trails System, a network of more than
No vivo en Portland pero tengo ganas de la jugar!
"to Postal Customer" mailers can be sent to specific ZIP Codes so it may not have gone to, for example, 97239.
It may just be because Lotería is a game that primarily appeals to the Spanish-speaking population? And maybe the mailer was sent to ZIP codes with a high Latino presence? It's just about doing a targeted outreach.
Here's a booth at last week's ¡Viva Tualatin! festival - since the event was geared toward the local Latino community everything is written in Spanish first.
The thing is, Google has been a major donor to Mozilla Foundation from the start. Google has been financially supporting Firefox to deflect the accusations of Chrome being a monopoly.
The visa, which will cost about $8, is similar to the one that European tourists are required to get when traveling to the U.S., which costs $21.
A very typical tit-for-tat.
This essay was written for a History class at Lewis & Clark College. Drawing on local historians, primary sources, and a fantastic recount…
