I stream plenty but that is one of the reasons I like vinyl. Pretty much forced to listen to the album.

~240k miles on a 1987 Volvo 240 station wagon before I sold it. Absolute tank of a car.

Looks fun! I’ll have to give them a shot!

I keep meaning to ask you when I see you on here: do you have a go to vegan pancake recipe?

You can use adb on a computer to remove chrome.

https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/188524/how-can-i-uninstall-google-chrome-on-my-android-and-recommend-a-suitable-replace#231279

I just bought the Flint 3 and love it so far! Been to lazy/haven’t prioritized flashing it yet but it works great out the box.

I can’t tell if I love or hate the placement of Tim Allen and Alan Rickman’s names.

Yes! I linked the android release page, here is the source github https://github.com/idunnololz/summit

Licensed under AGPL-3.0

Another vote for Summit. Does everything I need it to and more, and has a very active developer. It’s available on the play store but I get it from github via Obtainium. https://github.com/idunnololz/summit-for-lemmy

Unless you deny network permission for Photos, which I highly recommend.

Agreed on Singapore, but Panama is a little different. There is infrastructure and labor that needs to be done to transit.

From the article:

The term - kokushobi - has been translated as “cruelly hot”, “brutally hot” or “severely hot” day by Japanese and international media.

It basically just boils down to the earth isn’t flat. So something like this

Calibre-web works pretty great in my experience!

It would help if plenty if public services, government websites, and even large companies could actually sort out their certificates so it didn’t happen all the time on actual official websites.

Oh I have the opposite problem. I wish I could convince DHL to just leave the damn thing on the doorstep. No, DHL, not everyone is home to sign for a package.

Maybe banks could use a way to authenticate the user a second way, that doesn’t involve a password. If only. (Sidenote: why do banks still insist on sms 2FA?)

Feels like a Calvin’s Dad explanation.

I wouldn’t call the argument a bad faith argument. Perhaps there is a line somewhere, but ultimately, his argument is that “two people who have an increased chance of passing on genetic disorders can’t have children/have a relationship”.

For most people, when asked this question outside of the incest framing, would argue that the state has no role to dictate that line. The slope is too slippery and screams too much like eugenics. It’s only within the social taboo of incest do people think that argument is acceptable.