That works great until the exit is on the left.
That works great until the exit is on the left.


The cookie dough they use in cookie dough flavored things is safe to eat, mainly the raw egg is not there.
There’s no way they would purposely sell us anything with immediate health risk that can be easily pinned on them.
Also not all sushi is raw fish, some is cooked. Improperly handled raw fish can be very dangerous, so only eat it at places you trust (I.e maybe not the buffet or grocery sushi).


Yes, give it a robot arm to remove the cone. Or hire transformers for the job.
You have to slap it too. Never skip that part.


I’m pretty certain, but could be remembering wrong, they paused development when YouTube/Google was going nuts breaking adblock, which broke the extension. The dev eventually removed their adblock and made everything else work.


It still is for the creators there. Instead of browsing the algorithm I start on the subscriptions page, to only see uploads from people I actually want to.
There’s sometimes complaints about “I thought you were dead” when the channel has been uploading regularly the entire time. People just never got recommended the videos despite hitting all the buttons.
For example, did you know both Physics Girl and Tom Scott have returned this month - hopefully a sign that the world can still heal.
Ublock origin - beyond the addblocking, I use the picker tool to filter all the extra sections like “news”, “trending” “you might like” etc.
Unhook - toggles to disable a bunch of features like comments, home screen, end screen etc.
Enhancer for Youtube - Themeing and a bunch of extra settings like setting defaults for each video. speed, volume, resolution, fill screen (which is different than full screen), PIP while you scroll comments. (The author just did a rework, so it can be a little bugged sometimes - reinstalling it fixed it for me last time it went wonky.
never seen again, that clone was.


This is all pointless because the scammers will just have you download their apps from the play store anyways, its not like anyone is maintaining that cesspool.
Thanks! I forgot what the post was…just that I had saved it.
The link died. Anyone got the original?


the same budget
How much did this it cost to collect all this data?
What cost? The data collectors paid us!
Oh no…he’s got sand is name! Anakin hates sand! Poor kid never stood a chance.


The next Motorola will support Graphene OS. https://9to5google.com/2026/03/01/motorola-confirms-grapheneos-partnership-for-a-future-smartphone-porting-features/
There’s a lot of speculation mixed in with what little was confirmed, and I’m going off by memory a bit; support will most likely on be on their 2027 flagship at first. Which if you currently have Samsung a15, I assume your uses to buying the budget models.
As for google’s decision to close down android, they seem to have recently changed into “welcoming third party app stores” Speculatively, it seems their EU lawers explained what a horrible idea it was to shut down 3rd party app stores.


They were also the first OEM to support steam deck on their handheld (beside Valve).


Word pad had too many features, people could use that instead of word.


Wasn’t me, but I’m guessing because you said they only last a few hours? I took that ridiculous exaggeration and assumed you meant writing notes on your thumb.


Is this supposed to be a joke about storing data on your thumb? Also thumbs are not cheap, probably…I hope.


I’m sure there would be a million options, yours sounds quite fancy, and it will work great until Disney decides to sell giant mouse shaped drives ruining the whole thing.


I like to think that if streaming didn’t take over, the industry would have shifted to selling USB sticks with the media/game. Even if they did something goofy to “lock” it, at least being on a thumb drive would be more durable, compact, and have faster read time.
Imagine a nicely organized self of DvDs turned into nighmare pile of flash drives of different shapes and sizes as each movie tries to make theirs stand out to make up the lack of a cover.
That was quick. This took a few months, while artists have been dealing with AI stealing their work for years now.