Don’t know about recipes in English. But in Germany https://chefkoch.de is popular. Popular memes are people completely mislabeling the difficulty of a recipe and the comments either showing how to make it much better or people complaining that it sucked after changing everything in the recipe.
If we were shrinking galaxies that are further away would appear to move away from us at the same rate as closer galaxies. That is not the case. The further away something is the faster it moves away from us. This is very well explained by an expanding universe. Us shrinking doesn’t fit the observations.
Trouble with clickbait for scientific content is that it can deter users who are looking for serious accurate content. There are a lot of bullshit channels out there and YouTube won’t stop recommending them. Took me a while until I tried Arvin Ash or Anton Petrov.
But I guess if you want to attract the massive numbers you need to actually make money you cannot ignore clickbait techniques.
Oh, look at Mr Fancypants here, with his self-control.
I activated it on my work laptop to benefit from a little more time to get bug reports upstream. OpenQA can’t catch everything. Even if I updated only once a month I’d still get up-to-date software at that time.
Sure, openQA and snapper make catastrophic failure very unlikely. But it’s still a small hassle.
But I can’t work anymore anyways so I might as well get all the good stuff as quickly as possible. Just gotta find the energy to switch the repos. By that time Plasma 6.2 has probably hit Slowroll. Let’s see.
It took me years to start the Monkey Island Series because the cover for Monkey Island 2 was too scary for me.
Fuck Slowroll, I’m going back to Tumbleweed for this!
I guess Lutris downloads some updates by itself without updating the main app. So probably whoever caused the issue in the first place probably fixed it using the same mechanism.
There doesn’t seem to be a bug report for this. Maybe you can make one and get a workaround on the way.
Yeah, it’s strange how that requirement appeared out of nowhere. I was able to find a repo with umu on OpenSUSE to solve it. But that’s obviously not possible with flatpak.
It’s the original YouTube app but with addons. Revanced actually uses Newpipe to offer downloads. Biggest difference is that you can log in with your YouTube account on Revanced.
A nice book with lots of pictures.
Noooooo, you can’t be trusted to manage your battery yourself. You’re just a user.
Saw a German IT magazine that does the same shit report about a judge ruling that as being illegal a little while ago.
Nextcloud Passwords. It works more or less like yours. Just one of the other Nextcloud Password apps didn’t. Only after I switched did I realise that it could be different.
As it should be. But for some inane reason it works differently for other apps.
No idea how it happened. I think when my wife created an account for something on there it asked to save it. And since then it intercepted every password request.
And on top of that Google’s own password manager which I had deactivated managed to weasel itself into the foreground on my kid’s phone. It was a pain to deactivate it again.
Yeah, it’s really a mystery to me how this can be so inconsistent across providers. With one app I have to click a separate button/dropdown-thingy and another fills the username and password in directly.
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