It would be nice if this was followed but the reality of the world is the opposite. It’s right of weight, not right of way.

I tried to use Graphene and bailed because none of my banking apps played nicely. Good luck if you try!

And with Canada next door with a fairly open door immigration wise (even with recent reductions) that’s the more likely play.

It feels like we’re starting to set the scene for the Handmaid’s Tale, with Americans claiming asylum in Canada.

They don’t need to organize anymore they just need a pulse and an ® next to their name to have a real chance of winning nationally at this point.

If Harris does win, the rest of the world would really like it if you invested in education America. Specifically a robust history curriculum. Especially around 1935-1945.

Pre LCD/LED tech for numeral displays. Nixie tubes kicked so much ass, shame they are hard and expensive to source now.

Is a combo of ublock lite and Vivaldi’s own blocker insufficient? They made updates to allow custom lists, I think. What about a network wide blocker like a pihole or adguard.

I see Vivaldi, I upvote.

But it’s not sending images. It’s content recognition, so it can tell you’re on a bank site but not decipher your password if it showed briefly

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Why is unknown but the answer is Canada.

If Canadian, chuck a bag of milk in his eavestroughing. The heat will rot the milk and the bag will degrade in the sun till one day it fails, releasing STANK.

Glory to Arstotzka!

This made me laugh. You must be a blast at parties!

I agree with the first part, but pre WWI was over a hundred years ago. I’m sure there’s more relevant and recent examples that could be found to strengthen an argument.

BRAWNDO

mawp

I wanted to love it but my bank’s development team is dumb and won’t run on Graphene, sending me back to the stock Pixel image.

Pharma wants that sweet IaaS platform. Insulin-as-a-service.

What happens after a thousand years?

Parachutes.

Just got a Bambu P1P this week for my first printer. It’s incredible. I looked at the Press and while they are pretty highly spoken of, the $ to performance/quality wasn’t there for me.

But to your point, yes. A good printer is a good investment.