You happen to know the name of the movie?

Epstein also had condos at his brother’s building in NYC that were ready to host guests, whenever the opportunity was needed. Not everyone got the full island experience. Some just raped kids in a nice condo.

Now that is some brilliant car-brain logic right there! 😂

What the hell do you even do if your car breaks down? I see no shoulder. Also, best of luck if you are in a serious accident and need an ambulance to reach the scene.

That taxidermist really put in the work.

“I love the poorly educated.”

Okay, that’s very cool. I’m into self-hosting and will look into running FreshRSS to parse sites and feed me articles. Much appreciated!

Judging by the error message: the map relies on Google Play Services (which, you can definitely install and run on GOS through the Graphene “App Store”). But installing Google bullshit kinda defeats the whole point of running Graphene. You could also revert to an older version of the app (if you had no issue seeing satellite imagery prior to the update).

I’ve been doing the same. The issue is finding high quality feeds with full articles. Most are just a snippet of the article with a link saying “read the full story at…” (The Verge, PBS, The Guardian). Others are even worse and just link directly to the shit-laden website (Ars Technica). The best quality news feeds I’ve found are Techdirt and The Intercept. Would you care to share some good RSS news feeds you’ve found?

Indeed. I was a little late to use Android. Jelly Bean was my first real experience with it.

I just got a huge nostalgia blast of the days running Cydia on my iPod Touch 3rd gen. I’d customize Winterboard, install emulators, pirate games. The little, touchscreen computer in my pocket truly felt like it was mine! Then I got a Nexus tablet, hopped on early Android, and felt even more free to use my device how I wanted. Fast forward to today and I feel like some sort of criminal running Graphene and just hoping F-Droid repos exist after Google locks down Android. Tech is way less DIY and hella dystopian, as we move into a full surveillance state and compulsive identity verification. But I digress. Now I’m just rambling and depressed about the future of tech. Thanks OP. 🥲

Its not their fault. They were just born with excessively small genitals.

They really should have used quantitative evidence (instead of immediately taking the side of the driver and questioning the city). For example: “this man’s truck is 6.5 ft. wide and he’s having difficulty keeping it within the new 11 ft. lane” (or whatever the dimensions are). They should have also looked up how many cyclists had been previously injured or killed before the upgrades. But of course: local news just sides with the loudest idiot and doesn’t lookup facts that relate.

Fuck yeah. There will literally be dozens of us. I’ll be first in line for our trusty hooker.

“I’m bleeding, making me the victor.” - Wimp Lo

I have an NA and I pop the headlights for my NB and ND brothers. I begrudgingly nod to the NC sailors. Just kidding. Every Miata gets the pop.

Unbound is a better solution. It queries the root, TLD, and authoritative servers recursively. Then it caches the response (for a quicker response next time). It works flawlessly with Pi-hole.

https://nlnetlabs.nl/projects/unbound/about/

Why would I use this over Aegis? Genuine question. Aegis has been working flawlessly for years.

The Orion capsule uses the Core Flight System (cFS) running on a Linux-based real-time operating system - specifically Wind River VxWorks for flight software tasks. Phew. At least nothing truly critical is running on Microslop.

hunter2 🥰