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The future of painting [skeleton claw]
It’s so they can print the tracking dots.
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The future of painting [skeleton claw]
It’s so they can print the tracking dots.
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Eternal fire
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Plus it doesn’t take 15 minutes to preheat
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Winamp has announced that it is opening up its source code to enable collaborative development of its legendary player for Windows.
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Winamp has announced that on 24 September 2024, the application's source code will be open to developers worldwide.
The date is given on the page, which hasn’t lapsed yet.
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What is an average person living in the US supposed to do about corporations raising prices?
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The problem in the states is that many of the local grocery stores went out of business when wally world rolled into town.
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Anon shops for diamonds
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Pretty sure a used engagement ring is worse than lab grown in the eyes of the unwashed masses.
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So, how many lemmynsfw.com communities have you blocked?
So much yiff stuff blocked. Being unable to block the entire instance is annoying.
Same with language specific instances I can’t understand.
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*Permanently Deleted*
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The guy really exudes “don’t you know who I am?” energy. Which is a shame since it detracts from the discussion.
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An advertising industry worker's take on adblockers
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I work for a major data aggregator of public records, which uses a lot of the same techniques the these ad places use to profile people.
You would be astounded by the sheer amount of information we have on individual people from addresses, hard pii such as criminal and finance records and your ssn if in the USA, who your neighbors and family are, your assets such as housing/vehicles etc, and even your individual devices like your phone.
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Typescript
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Asm is compiled too.
Gotta bust out the hex editor.
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Happy to announce I’ve left my job at Microsoft to start my own business
“Dirtnap Brian” is the chef’s kiss.
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Ottawa taxi lawsuit finds City negligent in allowing Uber to operate in 2014
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It always seemed like taxi companies were mafia controlled or something. However, I am not sure the labor abuses by Uber has been any better.
They both suck.
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So, Memmy is broke abandonware now, huh?
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I gave up on memmy months ago because it was randomly crashing. The release schedule even back then was once a month at best.
I switched to the voyager “native” app (not the pwa) and it has been absolutely flawless with lots of updates.
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Banned for Voting Incorrectly?
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This isn’t Reddit where there is a firehouse of content all day and at all times.
For doom scrollers such as myself, browsing all is a requirement.
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Has google stopped working for finding anything?
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I don’t get why everyone espouses ddg but shits on bing when bing is the underlying source.
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"I May Be a Guild Receptionist, but I’ll Solo Any Boss to Clock Out on Time" New Teaser Visual
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That’s light novels for you.
When your (physical) book is on the shelf amongst a sea of competition at a store, the title is about the only thing that serves as any form of advertisement. So they tend to be VERY verbose.
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Mother fatally mauled by pack of dogs in Quitman, Georgia, 3 children taken to hospital
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F#€k $pez
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infinite scroll
Depends on the client you are using.
For phone or tablets try using the Voyager native app.
For browser try m.lemmy.world which is just the web version of Voyager.
There are other clients like old.lemmy.world for that “authentic” feel.
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Version 0.19.X Deployment
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I am more interested in cleaning up All than the user brigade at this point.
I turned off nsfw due to all the porn and yiff, and I really would like to filter out instances that are in a language I don’t speak.
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A demo for Final Fantasy 16 is reportedly coming to PC soon, as producer Yoshi-P says work on the port is 'going smoother than we thought it would'
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Because there is precedent.
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From FedEx to airlines, companies are starting to lose their pricing power
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I have been price matching what I can with brick and mortar stores, against the online ones.
TBH I have started to trust shipping less and less for expensive electronics and would rather do a pick up when able anyway. No damaged goods or porch pirates that way.