Zach posted on Bluesky that they’re in the middle of switching hosting providers.
Zach posted on Bluesky that they’re in the middle of switching hosting providers.
Honestly I can’t remember the last time I cooked something WITHOUT carrot and onion.
None, because he’ll just fuck it up.
Yessss.
Meat and bone scraps are so great to cook with.
Your mom after I thanked her last night
Baked beans.
Super easy to make, not hard to make delicious, taste just as good the next day, freeze really well.
Counterpoint: LibreWolf’s defaults are one of its main selling points.
It’s always safe to assume that Google doesn’t actually turn off services that you tell it to turn off.
Signal has usernames? Huh. When did that happen?
I suppose I could just punch them in the face.
A computer can’t do that.
What you need to do is take a sharp knife, remove the head, then stitch it back on in place more snuggly.
Return of the Jedi
The rebels won, so in the end they could retroactively make what they did legal.
Yeah, I’m familiar enough to understand how bad they are. It must be grueling work, but it’s good that you’re doing it.
(Seriously, though, getting rid of those nets is a very good thing.)
But… but then what will stop the ghosts from attacking the fish???
Glad to hear it worked!
There are SO many different things that can cause a tiny bit of corruption. And over time that corruption can spread until things start to break. Fortunately, Android apps are self-contained enough that clearing the data like that usually fixes it.
Go into Android app settings, find F-droid, and clear all data + cache. That will reset the F-droid config.
If it’s a config error, clearing app data should get it to start again, and it’ll still see the apps you have installed.
If that does NOT fix the problem, the problem is probably the app itself, and not the configuration. Manually download and install a previous version of F-droid, and turn off auto update.
No, mostly because the main tenet of data security is that nobody should ever be trusted - not fully, at least.
Websites that deliberately disregard browser settings and find ways to forcibly autoplay videos.
That includes sites which use animated gifs in order to simulate playing a silent video, to trick you into clicking on it.
Just give me a damn still image if I don’t want video. I will only get angry if you shove video down my throat.
Also, water may be wet.