My thinkpad running Linux has an issue every week. I've run into more issues in my short career than I have with a lifetime of using windows. But it's always something else's fault eh
I assumed since sponsorblock just fast forwards the video (which a lot of people do manually) then the YouTuber is still ok? Do they not get paid just for uploading the sponsored content to begin with 🤔
Jerboa still crashes when I press more replies too many times :') I update every time hoping it'll finally be the time it stops... definition of madness I guess lol
Oddly enough I had a hard time getting webp files to work as desktop backgrounds on Ubuntu even if it opened it fine in the viewer. Had to use a converter
Get a moisturizer that's lighter, something with a 'gel' texture might work. Usually the 'test' for if your skin is oily/dry etc is based on what happens if you wash it and add no other product
So always something else's fault, got it 👍
My thinkpad running Linux has an issue every week. I've run into more issues in my short career than I have with a lifetime of using windows. But it's always something else's fault eh
I assumed since sponsorblock just fast forwards the video (which a lot of people do manually) then the YouTuber is still ok? Do they not get paid just for uploading the sponsored content to begin with 🤔
I didn't even know they have a subscription now, bought the app with reward points probably 5+ years ago
Jerboa still crashes when I press more replies too many times :') I update every time hoping it'll finally be the time it stops... definition of madness I guess lol
Can they also get google telling me to switch to chrome every time I open an email to become classed as malware
FOSSLinuxPCMasterraceElonTech, Reddit was already a sausage fest, idk what metaphor to even use for Lemmy
Oddly enough I had a hard time getting webp files to work as desktop backgrounds on Ubuntu even if it opened it fine in the viewer. Had to use a converter
What permanent decisions can the child make as a minor
Deleted it a few months back and didn't really miss it after a couple weeks, but now that my reddit app is dead I'm contemplating 🥲
I like Today Weather (paid app IIRC). Has customixable widgets
Get a moisturizer that's lighter, something with a 'gel' texture might work. Usually the 'test' for if your skin is oily/dry etc is based on what happens if you wash it and add no other product