Sounds to me like it's about time we build an observatory on the moon.
Randy_Bobandy
joined 1 year ago
I learned about catbox.moe recently. It's pretty great. Simple interface, uploads up to 200mb, files are kept forever, and when you upload a picture, it gives you the actual direct link to the image; not like every other image hoster that gives you a link to the "image page", then you have to right click on the image and copy the link address to actually get the direct link.
Only thing that sucks is it doesn't strip exif data from the pictures uploaded, but not a huge deal since I just use it for memes and random pics anyway.
For anyone who likes diet soda, check out Zevia. It's sweetened with Stevia instead of aspartame. Doesn't taste too bad either. Makes a great vodka mixer since it's 0 calories.
Would you like some hot dog with your french roll?
Plus, if the internet goes down for whatever reason? External HDD > Laptop > HDMI > TV. Boom. Offline Netflix.
It's also nice for traveling and staying in hotels. Most hotel TVs have at least one accessible HDMI port, and that's all you need.
I know enough about Linux to be able to install most distros and use them, but I don't know enough about them to criticizes others for their choice.
Even when I subbed to netflix, I still downloaded what I enjoyed.
I like having an offline copy of my media.
Why would they go after their own families?
For the last one: Spock stated that the previous mission they hadn't stayed as long as they were when the effects started happening.
Didn't everyone want to defederate entirely from Threads? That would have kept out more people than calling them "normies" would, I imagine.
I personally don't care either way though; on one hand, I like Lemmy as it is now so don't care if there's a huge influx of Threads users... but on the other hand, while with more users you're definitely going to get more garbage, it also brings in a few more diamonds.
I come from IRC and message boards during the dial up days, so I'm adaptable.
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They probably spend more than that each year on office pizza parties.
What a joke.