fun fact: people often go to the er from 'falling' onto objects like beer bottles and then getting them stuck, a friend of mine once sent me a picture of a closet in the hospital she works at that was filled with the objects people had 'fallen on'
Reddit doesn't have access to 'the Lemmy cookie' but the Reddit cookies are still active when you're visiting other websites. Firefox blocks this though
no, but if youve accepted cookies on reddit and (unless you're using Firefox) those cookies still exist and work even if you're visiting other websites. meaning that Reddit can see that you're visiting lemmy
cookies. (unless you're using Firefox) cookies from one website work on all website. this also means that Facebook, once you've accepted their cookies, sees what you're doing on every website
flatpak is basically linux's app store. flatpak is easier to install because it's just a button press and everything on flatpak is safe, and it handles updates for you, so try to use it as much as you can.
who makes a contribution made by aibot514. noone. people use ai for open source contributions, but more in a 'fix this bug' way not in a fully automated contribution under the name ai123 way
piracy. illegally watching movies for free, the way to defeat greedy streaming services. a plug is a slang term for dealer, so they mean the website you pirate from
what the plastic is made of. so any molecule that contains C, H (and atoms like O and S F or N depending on the type of plastic) can be synthesized by plastic eating bacteria. so we can also make oil and fuel from it
fun fact: people often go to the er from 'falling' onto objects like beer bottles and then getting them stuck, a friend of mine once sent me a picture of a closet in the hospital she works at that was filled with the objects people had 'fallen on'
a major thing I had to get used to switching from Reddit is nsfw posts being a meme with the word pussy in it instead of gore
those ants are infertile workers sharing food
Reddit doesn't have access to 'the Lemmy cookie' but the Reddit cookies are still active when you're visiting other websites. Firefox blocks this though
no, but if youve accepted cookies on reddit and (unless you're using Firefox) those cookies still exist and work even if you're visiting other websites. meaning that Reddit can see that you're visiting lemmy
cookies. (unless you're using Firefox) cookies from one website work on all website. this also means that Facebook, once you've accepted their cookies, sees what you're doing on every website
aren't those 30 species also the only 30 species that live in a certain area?
flatpak is basically linux's app store. flatpak is easier to install because it's just a button press and everything on flatpak is safe, and it handles updates for you, so try to use it as much as you can.
what will happen to the bats and small birds once mosquitoes are gone?
who makes a contribution made by aibot514. noone. people use ai for open source contributions, but more in a 'fix this bug' way not in a fully automated contribution under the name ai123 way
I misunderstood your comment and thought that you didn't understand the steam thing, instead of the jet thing.
oh, I see, cool I didn't know that!
piracy. illegally watching movies for free, the way to defeat greedy streaming services. a plug is a slang term for dealer, so they mean the website you pirate from
a grenade isn't that bad, as long as there's something like a wall between you and the shrapnel right?
give him a moss pole to climb against! in nature they climb trees, so they aren't that good in standing up by themselves
what the plastic is made of. so any molecule that contains C, H (and atoms like O and S F or N depending on the type of plastic) can be synthesized by plastic eating bacteria. so we can also make oil and fuel from it
any old laptop with at least a third gen intel or something comparable works. you do want to get some extra storage via a cheap old hdd
I'm so happy that my parents taught me to always use cast iron pans, or at least nonstick with a ceramic layer instead of PFAS
if I'm not supposed to judge a book by it's cover, how else am I supposed to pick a book to read