

Couldn’t you have an instance that’s accessible on .onion and not on .onion? The same way duckduckgo is accessible through both?


Couldn’t you have an instance that’s accessible on .onion and not on .onion? The same way duckduckgo is accessible through both?


Same process, different product.


Spotify still doesn’t have Atmos, though, right? I know it’s kind of a gimmick, but there’s some pieces I really like it in.


I like the quality and the higher artist payouts from Tidal. It is kinda buggy, though, and I miss things like listening parties or Spotify Connect.


I think it’s highly individual. Some of them seem real. The example that comes to mind is Nathan Kessel and Annag. Others are going to be bullshit. I’m not as jaded as some people in this thread, though.
It depends on how much you stretch the definition of inspiring. It may inspire the owner to chase after the thief.


It depends on what the purpose of classifying it is. If we’re talking about what the car actually did, I’d probably call it 2 stops. If we’re talking about “how many stops are there between point A and point B?”, it’s 1 stop.
Just don’t upscale it. Say no when it asks. Post it as is.
This one is very obvious: https://lemmy.world/post/44769965
Umm… this stuff:

I’m eating this right now
https://www.budgetbytes.com/slow-cooker-coconut-curry-lentils/


Maybe, but as far as things the rich countries have that poor countries don’t - pet care is pretty low on the list of things to rectify imo


It’s not “special”, but it is what they’re asking


I think their question makes sense. The light is hitting the solar panel regardless of whether there’s current flowing or not. Where does that light energy go?
As far as I know, it gets converted to heat in the panel and vented off, but maybe there’s something else to it.
Leftover pizza, transported 3 states over from dinner the night prior.


Loads the OS, stores log information, maybe a rotating storage of copies of things it prints/copies for audit/investigation purposes.


Yeah, a microcontroller would be able to print a PDF given enough time. This should be instant. I’d contact IT and let them know. They might try out different drivers. Some drivers can really overblow the file size that’s actually sent to the printer, causing it to be slow to transfer over the network.


I don’t need to celebrate too much, but taking the day off work and going out for dinner somewhere nice is something I like to do.
The supply issues on their website are irritating me, though