Very much so! There’s this other person who uses the same name online and whenever I sign up for a new service there’s a chance he’s been there first and I have to resort to an alternative. In my head we have a friendly feud about this but I’m not sure he’s noticed yet
And just like others mentioned, it’s very much become synonymous with my own identity, friends refer to me with it and at times I identify more with the nick than my actual name
One really has to be deep into antisemitism to think that’s a relevant point to make in a discussion on how the word Jew is defined in Spain.
The scientific method, we’ll be able to extract most information of the world around with just that and time
However, Duolingo did not address the fact that email addresses were also listed in the data, which is not public information.
From the Article, emphasis by me
How does SponsorBlock help if you’re also using Vinegar?
The only justification for its having it on the right side I can think of is that the button ends up exactly where you drag to answer a call, so the answer button turns to an end call button.
Definitely not as passive as you want, more passive in the same was as browsing reddit on the toilet
I’d like to lean in a different direction, educational games.
Duolingo is basically a game to my brain and doesn’t take too much effort. In the end I probably won’t be fluent in any language this way, but it’s interesting enough just getting the basic grasps of syntax in other languages and expanding my vocabulary to a degree
Thanks! Replying so I remember to check them out tomorrow, but I’ll probably eventually relent and get unlimited too. With how much I apparently use it, probably worth it in the end 😅
I’m extremely happy with the results on Kagi. Setting up my own ‘page-rank’ with their search customizations is a godsend to get rid of any unwanted sites and promoted the sources I know I’ll come back to.
I’m a bit turned off the pricing though, especially since last month I blew through 1000 searches before the end of last month so currently back to Google, but frustrated by every second search or so.
The case is Ackerman v. Pink, U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, No. 1:23-cv-06952.
Good luck Ackerman, you’re gonna need it to go up against Apple in a New York court.
Linux is a moving target
Could you clarify what you mean with this?
Not sure if this is a universal concept but most larger cities around here have ‘language cafes’, both for learning the native tongue and for practicing a new language
How you feel about the furthest of the three?
I find myself park mine close to buildings when picking up takeaway and similar if there’s no nearby bollards or racks nearby, but at the same time I feel like I’m probably impeding in some way for blind, wheelchairs etc.
Numbers is without doubt much less powerful than excel but I still think most people should give it a try. The freeform multi table view is fantastic for presentability in a way I can’t replicate in excel, at least not as easily and elegantly.
I’m not saying give up excel, but there are situations where I’d rather use numbers!
Thanks for bringing this up, the guides feature needs a serious overhaul, the fact that I can’t even add a simple note other than the title of the guide annoys me on a weekly basis. Having to resort to notes is clunky :(
Safari (iOS and Mac), and to clarify, I’m talking about web apps saved to my home screen / dock
I should give firefox a try again soon
Do extensions run if I save the pages as webapps? I haven’t gotten 1password to appear in kbin so I’ve assumed they don’t work
And Americans voted Trump.
I’m not trying to whataboutism here, my point is that even an actual democracy people are fooled by the (political)elite. We can’t blame the Russian people for living in a dictatorship and for (foolishly) trusting / listening to their media, I think. Still open to be convinced otherwise.
Who at Amazon would be hurt by a bigot using their Echo or doorbell? Stopping deliveries sure but this is a couple of steps further.