Also has a great deDRM tool I used to remove kobo DRM!

I absolutely love that show but I can’t recall that episode at all. Guess it’s time for a rewatch!

For your datamosh!

Didn’t realize the N word was family friendly lol

Thanks for claryfing. I’m not well versed in using git, but does the PR mean that all the work to change the pronouns was already done? All the owner of the repo had to do was accept the changes?

I didn’t find any specifics in that article. What does it mean that the documentation was asked to be more gender neutral? I can’t think of any gendered documentation I have read from any other projects.

It seems like every other poster here confusing your use of the word “production” and simply stating that “product” is an acceptable word to use lol

Trapped in a Fallout4 quest line.

To be fair, even some of the other characters in the games/movies recognize this and call her out for it.

We can circle back to this debate when anonymity is the weapon in a mass murder.

Plenty of people do that with their personal information on full display.

In what way is anonymity bad on the internet?

I saved a few hundred dollars on textbooks with Z-Library. I’ve been impressed with their mobile app too!

I found a jar of pistachio butter for $5 at a farmers market when I was out of town on vacation. I was saving it for when I got home, but TSA confiscated. I’ve yet to try any.

I haven’t tried super hard, but season 5 of Tim and Eric’s Aweseome Show Great Job is the only one I can’t get. I found one torrent, but there are no seeders.

The only thing I can think of that Word does better, is making equations. LibreOffice works ok, but it’s more clunky. I still use it over Word because it runs much faster on my PC

I think you have the right idea to put the NSFW content in a spoiler tag, but so is the text that is warning users that it’s NSFW.

I recently emailed my professor about a question on a take home test. I asked for clarification because the wording was weird. I also asked how I should format the answer, and where in the textbook I can find info relating to it. His email back to me just said “the answer is on page 75”. It was not.

I highly doubt most ads are being run at a loss. The whole point is to generate sales and increase revenue. If ads continue to persist then they are likely doing the job. Lemmy is overwhelmingly on the same page about how we feel about ads and adblockers, but the majority of the internet’s users do not. IOS users don’t have adblockers on their devices. Anyone who uses a chromium browser doesn’t either. Most people really just don’t care. I had a roommate that told me he actually likes having ads because he learns about products he didn’t know he needed! My first thought was “if you don’t know about it, you don’t need it”, but I really don’t think most people think that way. There are a lot of subtle tricks advertisers use to get viewers to think of their products/services long after the ad was seen. I think most ads are very effective at making money.

I’m not a developer but I believe it was the Voyager dev that explained Lemmy currently can’t do this. Apps only reach out to Lemmy servers while they are open. Push notifications would require the developers to run their own servers that the apps would reach out to while running in the background and no one wants to pay for that especially since most apps are free. I may be explaining this wrong.