BRAT is a diet where one lives on a strict Leberkas-only diet, with variants like Pizza, cheese, wild garlic, or pumpkin-bacon Leverkas being allowed. The Leberkas must be served with mild peppers and sweet mustard in a bread roll.
Originally called "kasln", the diet was quickly taken over by the Piefke, which quickly named it Brät(-Diät), stemming from the fact that they desecrate Leberkas by calling it "Fleischkäsebrät". Further, as it gained further international succes, as Anglo-Saxons cannot wield the might of unlauts, its name was simplified to BRAT.
Additionally to the other two replies, Brave also injected referral IDs to an URI when you directly typed it in. Allegedly it was a mistake and they put it behind a toggle:
Also, per default the new tab page shows advertisements in the background. Firefox does also show ads on the new tab page in the link grid, so it's a bad thing both do and you can disable it on both. But with an almost-full-window sized ad Brave managed to make that worse still.
Wow, such innovation, very impressive! I've never had anything that reminds me of shit and makes me go broke, too! That definitely justifies wasting energy, water, and all those GPUs and RAMs!
I've looked through a few pages of response on Nitter, hoping to find at least one sane response, and I didn't know what to expect, but holy hell.
One guy. And their reply rather looks like a quote (maybe some docs, if that exists in LLM land) rather than full condemnation, before going on a trip in the next reply:
But the rest? Absolute zilch, noone full-on telling that guy what an absolute smoothbrained fuckwit they are.
Instead most of the replies are either giving "optimization" advice, thanking them for the oh so helpful warning or roasting their "prompting" ability. It's quite horrifying, actually.
The headline in the news banner just had impeccable comedic timing: "First next-gen superheavy possibly under construction" a few seconds after the rocket exploded
Oh, they'd definitely figure it out: How about an optional ramp accessory, of course cryptographically coupled to the car for security reasons. And while we're at it, why not place the engine start/stop button at the bottom? After all, if you're trying to stop the engine you're driving it wrong.
There's syncthing-fork that I hope will continue to be maintained (especially as they committed a guide on how to switch from the official app 2hrs ago). I've used it already before the depreciation of the official app and it's working reliably.
It looks like Play Store releases are planned to be stopped, so it's probably best to install it either directly from the GitHub releases (for this, Obtanium is also a great tool for finding and updating apps from lotta sources), or with F-Droid.
I am not a lawyer, so take it with a grain of salt, but looking at the Mietrechtsgesetz (law of tenancy), § 16b "Kaution", it says that the landlord must deposit the rent deposit into a savings account (or something that has a similar yield, is as secure and separates it from the wealth of the landlord), and yes, assuming there are no damages that need to be paid, it seems the landlord is obliged to return the rent deposit including all interest. Upon request, the landlord must inform you about the savings account in writing.
The similar-yield-as-a-savings-account-thing is quite wishy-washy, unfortunately.
nvim packs the most essential features 😍
BRAT is a diet where one lives on a strict Leberkas-only diet, with variants like Pizza, cheese, wild garlic, or pumpkin-bacon Leverkas being allowed. The Leberkas must be served with mild peppers and sweet mustard in a bread roll.
Originally called "kasln", the diet was quickly taken over by the Piefke, which quickly named it Brät(-Diät), stemming from the fact that they desecrate Leberkas by calling it "Fleischkäsebrät". Further, as it gained further international succes, as Anglo-Saxons cannot wield the might of unlauts, its name was simplified to BRAT.
Additionally to the other two replies, Brave also injected referral IDs to an URI when you directly typed it in. Allegedly it was a mistake and they put it behind a toggle:
Also, per default the new tab page shows advertisements in the background. Firefox does also show ads on the new tab page in the link grid, so it's a bad thing both do and you can disable it on both. But with an almost-full-window sized ad Brave managed to make that worse still.
Slippy noooooo!
Well, not completely Theseus'd, but Andrew Stockdale is the only continuous member of Wolfmother!
Wow, such innovation, very impressive! I've never had anything that reminds me of shit and makes me go broke, too! That definitely justifies wasting energy, water, and all those GPUs and RAMs!
I've looked through a few pages of response on Nitter, hoping to find at least one sane response, and I didn't know what to expect, but holy hell. One guy. And their reply rather looks like a quote (maybe some docs, if that exists in LLM land) rather than full condemnation, before going on a trip in the next reply:
But the rest? Absolute zilch, noone full-on telling that guy what an absolute smoothbrained fuckwit they are. Instead most of the replies are either giving "optimization" advice, thanking them for the oh so helpful warning or roasting their "prompting" ability. It's quite horrifying, actually.
Some good mentions already, but one train(wreck) is still missing: Meghan Trainor . Please take a bass, put it in your mouth, and shut up goddammit!
The headline in the news banner just had impeccable comedic timing: "First next-gen superheavy possibly under construction" a few seconds after the rocket exploded
You'll love VLC's caca support: https://wiki.videolan.org/Video_Output/
(fun fact: "Kaka" in German is child's speech for "poop". Seems to be the same in French , looking at libcaca's page)
Oh, they'd definitely figure it out: How about an optional ramp accessory, of course cryptographically coupled to the car for security reasons. And while we're at it, why not place the engine start/stop button at the bottom? After all, if you're trying to stop the engine you're driving it wrong.
There's syncthing-fork that I hope will continue to be maintained (especially as they committed a guide on how to switch from the official app 2hrs ago). I've used it already before the depreciation of the official app and it's working reliably.
It looks like Play Store releases are planned to be stopped, so it's probably best to install it either directly from the GitHub releases (for this, Obtanium is also a great tool for finding and updating apps from lotta sources), or with F-Droid.
Sounds like a job for the Lego Island Guy
And Momo, our cat:
Our senior, Pegas, who unfortunately passed 1st May 2023:
Pandora says hello:
::: spoiler Even more pictures
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Let him munch on some dirt, and he'll reward you with a Terrabite.
I am not a lawyer, so take it with a grain of salt, but looking at the Mietrechtsgesetz (law of tenancy), § 16b "Kaution", it says that the landlord must deposit the rent deposit into a savings account (or something that has a similar yield, is as secure and separates it from the wealth of the landlord), and yes, assuming there are no damages that need to be paid, it seems the landlord is obliged to return the rent deposit including all interest. Upon request, the landlord must inform you about the savings account in writing. The similar-yield-as-a-savings-account-thing is quite wishy-washy, unfortunately.
There is a neat video from CGP Grey that discusses the infectious transmission of thoughts: Achoo!