It doesn’t matter which side of the door she’s on, she wants it open.

You would’ve already been doing that with BitWarden.

Nobody was burned in the Salem witch trials, but I thought burnings still happened in other, previous locations. Is that wrong?

Our fields are overrun with buttercups. They look nice, but the horses can’t actually eat them.

From the article, it seems like they just have no way to process them. Correct me if I’m wrong, but I don’t see any sort of obligation to destroy these trees, they just need the farmland back to grow something they can actually sell.

FIV is also a major risk with stray cats. This isn’t something that can be vaccinated for and needs to be tested. Your local animal shelter might do reduced cost spay/neutering for strays.

Is this a common thought? I’ve had exactly 0 performance issues. I’m not playing AAA games on a handheld, but that seems obvious.

Wasn’t there a post a couple of days ago about OwO being drawn on like every jet’s fuel intake port?

Sharpening your knife will help, too. Crushing the onion with your chef’s spoon releases way more of the cry gas.

I vaguely remember reading something about ATC workers being on average really good at StarCraft 2.

I’m running a Linux server, a Linux desktop, and a VPS host. While I’m far from an expert, I’d like to think I’m in a better position than most people when it comes to this type of solution.

Even then, it just isn’t scalable. First off, I want to just use my remote and have things work. I need it to work not just for me, but for family across several devices. At the end of the day, the $15 a month is probably cheaper than I’d pay just for the electricity of another server, much less the time and effort spent administrating it.

If someone with a lot more knowledge than me could build an ansible deployment that packaged a streaming tool compatible with plug-in casting devices, I’d be on that in a heartbeat.

Not on my TV, unfortunately :(

I’ve tried pihole and pfblocker and several forms of Adblock plus casting, and eventually decided it was worth the $. I’m not proud of it, but YouTube premium is my only paid streaming service.

The point is that you get games on GoG without DRM when buying the same game on steam may have DRM. Just because some games on steam don’t have it doesn’t change this behavior.

Even if we say I agree with this, why even ask for a specific year? Separate into child and adult, and let the super user make that change when asked.

In theory I’m not opposed to it existing as an option, but I do not like it being mandatory at all. Websites and applications should never be allowed to know any PII without explicit consent.