That’s a 115% - dayum, that’s a lot of users! :D

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gratis_versus_libre

Could be free as in freedom, as opposed to free as in beer?

I think I agree, but short passwords like “x”, “69”, “420”, “abcd”, “12345” etc. would take a very short time to brute-force… Is your take that even if these are allowed, it will make all other passwords of the site more secure, since it adds more possibilities to the list where nothing can be disregarded when trying to brute-force any other password?

Limiting the length of a password (at least to something as low as 16 characters) sounds like an unnecessary, bad idea…

IIRC, no one stops anyone from making their own repository that people can add to their F-Droid client. But I agree that the native F-Droid repo should stay (more or less) as it is.

Woah, it’s been years since the last time I lost the game! Thanks, I guess?

Thirding! (is that a thing?)

I recently noticed it has the option to import/export your subscriptions, which is useful for backups or if the podcast app you’re migrating from supports the .opml file format too.

2012, but yeah…

I’m not sure I’ve ever seen a mini SD card. To me it seems that consumer electronics went from regular SD straight to micro SD, skipping the mini SD step. What was it used for? Phones?

I misread “the world bum”

The term “keming” is sometimes used informally to refer to poor kerning (the letters r and n placed too close together being easily mistaken for the letter m).

Wikipedia: Kerning

I’ll call that an incorrect and generalizing statement. The adaptation of these apps differs a lot from country to country, and SMS is definitely not dead yet. Beside people still texting, it’s also being used for verification codes, order confirmations, postal tracking notices, scamming, phishing and so much more!

I guess we will have to compare the last video frame and/or audio sample of every segment to the first frame and/or sample of the next segment or something like that?! Maybe the effects of “the loudness war” in ads will help us detect ads solely by the loudness change within the audiostream?

They would then also need to implement a new (and much less intuitive than 4m20s) way of referring to specific timestamps, since with ads at random points the timecode would be dynamically changing for each viewing.

AdBlock Divided by Zero

Everything is an apple for the untrained eye

In Liftoff, the Lemmy app I use, you can easily add a picture when writing the post/comment, which will then be hosted on the instance. It’s probably the same for other Lemmy apps. The websites I’m not sure about, since every instance can have multiple web frontends.

I know I’m replying to a month-old post, but I hope you’ll figure out a solution, since we very much still need to see this.

Also, if at all possible, please include some proof of those super creamy eels?!

Thank you very much!

Example - it works:

(Made with JS Paint, a retro MS Paint clone in the browser! Remember this brilliant technique for making “art”?)

Speek 4 urself

I only use my TV with an AndroidTV box (never without it), and always just use the Bluetooth remote that controls the box. Linking the box and the TV through HDMI-CEC makes the TV automatically power on/off when I power on/off the box. It even lets the TV remote control the AndroidTV box through HDMI, but since I’d rather use the box remote which I don’t have to point at the IR receiver, I only use the TV remote if I ever need to change audio/picture settings.