I've been using Keepass-XC as a 2fa using the same algorithm as Google Authenticator for years (including my Google logins); It's definitely doable already, though not integrated as seamlessly as other password managers on Android.
Armello is a board game in which you move into enemy characters to attack them, and the character River can attack someone and deal one damage to them before starting combat.
Getting this required waiting to draw a teleport card, and be able to target it in range of a cluster of three enemies all at one health already (or retain enough damaging cards to bring them to one) before attacking all three.
Even on a years-old, out-of-service-window Pixel, GrapheneOS is worth it. I'm still using my Pixel 4a 5G and it's functional if occasionally quirky because of the hardware's age.
Dude, how could you forget the absolute banger "Crackin' Eggs"?! The feature with "the Glitch" is just heinous.
"You are not a gun. You are who you choose to be"
I've been using Keepass-XC as a 2fa using the same algorithm as Google Authenticator for years (including my Google logins); It's definitely doable already, though not integrated as seamlessly as other password managers on Android.
Did I miss some context?
The post link works for me in Firefox, Vanadium (degoogled Chrome), and WikiReader. The link in the post body gives the error described.
It looks like the post formatting is reading the URL as an unescaped string and escapes the percentage marks that already did that in the string.
The post link is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramanujan%E2%80%93Sato_series
But the version in the body is this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramanujan%25E2%2580%2593Sato_series
So yeah, it looks like it got double-escaped somehow.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percent-encoding
Something SHOULD be here and that's a unified perspective
Should've
Armello is a board game in which you move into enemy characters to attack them, and the character River can attack someone and deal one damage to them before starting combat.
Getting this required waiting to draw a teleport card, and be able to target it in range of a cluster of three enemies all at one health already (or retain enough damaging cards to bring them to one) before attacking all three.
KeePassDX Android does. Been using it for a while now.
nomacs would fit the bill. The website says it can read HEIC files.
Irfanview is another option if closed-sources freeware is acceptable.
Do sharp sticks make one the ultimate badass?
Even on a years-old, out-of-service-window Pixel, GrapheneOS is worth it. I'm still using my Pixel 4a 5G and it's functional if occasionally quirky because of the hardware's age.
GrapheneOS has an in-browser installation utility now, so it'd be pretty easy.
Worth mentioning that GrapheneOS is going to be an out-of-the-box option for some upcoming Motorola models.
Hell yeah
A bunch of stuff, apparently.
https://www.pcgamer.com/games/fps/overwatchs-glow-up-didnt-just-happen-overnight-its-successes-have-been-in-the-works-for-years-now/
Always nice to see my effort reappear. I made the Myanjawo when the trend was on Reddit.
Thanks for the compilation :)
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https://tldr.sh/
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