Thankfully softmodding them to launch games of the memory stick was super easy
Linus surely just stages things for clicks. No one with his experience could be that dumb.
So what voltage does it operate at, how much can it transfer? What was the previous record? No details in the article
Hitler was always your son.
Reminds me of that twilight zone episode where she goes back in time and swaps baby Hitler for a kid she found on the street without the parents noticing. Turns out that baby on the street was the Hitler we knew and she caused the holocaust.
The stories about Brave using copyrighted contedlnt is in relation to their search engine, training ai models the same way google does for their results. It doesn't effect the end user. And you don't have to use brave search in the browser.
Hollywood is dead anyway. They just make superhero movies for china now
Because he's product architect at tesla? Lol what's with this massive hate boner that you have to insist he does nothing. I see this all the time from nuffies online here and on reddit
I missed this one and the Hawthorn game. I guess I'm never watching them now.
Also be sure to get the restore YouTube dislike button extension
Why is every comment on here: fuck the rich
They had a Lotus Elise with a battery in it when he came in. Clearly had influence on the models that actually worked.
OP is using the official Reddit app. Probably charged it a few hours ago.
Interesting, I have noticed it's very slow with initial backups. So snapshot replication sends one large file? What if you want to recover individual files?
TrueNAS zfs snapshots, and then a weekly Cron rsync to a servarica VPS with unlimited expanding storage.
Pretty sure they just level the ground though
The issue is google for the last few years has been prioritising businesses and services with really good SEO. And ads.
So in order to find helpful user content I always had to add Reddit to the search query.
Can Lemmy posts be indexed by Google or other search engines?
One of the best things about reddit was looking for answers or other users with the same problem as you, and since Google didn't really help with that anymore and instead insisted on giving you business results, the best practice was to put your search terms in followed by 'reddit' and you'd find your answer.