Buck

They’ll happily sit on the existing art and endlessly regurgitate it

Apparently we no longer need compasses. Just bring the dog out to the deck to figure out where we’re going.

Don’t listen to this guy, go see a doctor. It’s probably nothing, but only a doctor can help you get diagnosed.

Even worse if there’s a pube wedged in the outflow pipe exit, splitting your stream into two completely random directions, neither of which being the bowl.

I used to always stand. Once I realized that even with perfect aim, urine droplets will find their way to the floor and walls, I stopped. My toilet never smells like urine now, even if I haven’t cleaned it for a while (which is rare).

The splash always reaches out of the bowl, even if they’re just tiny droplets.

Ublock origin Ghostery Containers (so darn useful) Tampermonkey if you know JavaScript, little tweaks can make some sites much more usable

Custom Context search (forgot the actual name of it and I’m on mobile now). It allows you to add custom searches to your right click, so if you select text and right click, you can search for it on any site with search functionality.

Https://qwant.com , a french privacy first search engine that has alright search results but great privacy control

Private Browsing, at your service 🫡

https://youtu.be/G5VEftRH12Y?si=w1iKyRrA1Gu-TZbh

Your ISP will still have a log of which IP was assigned to you at any date and time

I was able to bypass that by logging into YouTube without a phone number, and then going to Google accounts. Not sure if that still works.

I call them Horders

I much prefer the links browser over lynx nowadays http://links.twibright.com/

The clever part is that there is no paper trail: the printer hadn’t been paid. 🤓

Slovenia, and they’re not that poor.

Star Trek 25th for me, still love it

Unless you use mdiscs. Those still degrade, but it’ll take centuries.

I use something like this for my wireless doorbell because people kept stealing the battery. I’ve had it for years and it works really well.

I don’t have a single favourite. I like coding for retro computers, doing cross stitch, drawing, playing guitar, gaming and electronics.

Most of the good ones are either invite only or pay for, and even then you’ll only get access to some of the keys needed.

None of the free ones provide keys as far as I’ve been able to find.

It seems rather messy and convoluted compared to how usenet used to be.