I haven't posted to "my" subreddit since the protest. (Posted over 100 times on Lemmy tho.) I check in occasionally to make sure it hasn't gone full Lord of the Flies, but...
Why are box office numbers always framed as a competition in the USA? Did I read once that, for example, movies in France report the number of people that attended--not how much money was spent?
I JUST suggested AdGuard to two non-techie normie friends, so y'all better not make me take it back! ;-) That said, I've been using it on my Pi-4 at home and on my Android phone for more than a year now.
https://lemmy.world/post/6573827
Thanks for this link. Just watched the intro and I'm in... Hope it holds up.
Been wearing minimalist shoes since BORN TO RUN came out. I'm not a runner, but I love 'em. Xeros, LEMS, mostly.
I would definitely miss it if it went away. I can't use it on my Linux lappie yet, so I am not seeing any energy issues, personally.
We're too busy enjoying our Arc browsers! 😎
Big fan of Nova, but it's wonky under Android 14... So I switched to the Lawnchair alpha. Icons can be square, rounded, circle, Squircle... I like it!
I haven't posted to "my" subreddit since the protest. (Posted over 100 times on Lemmy tho.) I check in occasionally to make sure it hasn't gone full Lord of the Flies, but...
Why are box office numbers always framed as a competition in the USA? Did I read once that, for example, movies in France report the number of people that attended--not how much money was spent?
This is running on my network on a raspberry pi. It's free. There's an annual subscription for AdGuard on my phone.
Oh, I would definitely miss this app if it went away. I love it.
Doesn't AdGuard allow selecting blocklists?
I JUST suggested AdGuard to two non-techie normie friends, so y'all better not make me take it back! ;-) That said, I've been using it on my Pi-4 at home and on my Android phone for more than a year now.
Careful about generalizations. I've been using computer technology since 1975.... #COBOL 👨🦳
THE FALL (2006) - We call it, "The best movie you've never heard of..."
I'm old enough to have seen it first-run. I loved it then, and it's still one of my Top 20 films of all time.
BOOGIE NIGHTS.
Unfortunately, they're allowed to vote.
Is this the equivalent of "Kevin Spacey is a horrible human, but produces really good performances."?
EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE was unwatchable.
I've never had them, but my guess is that they're essentially a sauce-delivery system?