I am not tech savvy enough to give any more advice than this, but "wss://127.0.0.1:5939/" is a local address with the protocol WebSocket. I couldn't find a solution, but here is someone who seems to have the same problem: https://old.reddit.com/r/LibreWolf/comments/u6dyyk/websockets/
PayPal works for me. Maybe you can find a solution here: https://librewolf.net/docs/faq/ The easiest solution would probably be to use Firefox + uBlockOrigin for banking and LibreWolf for everything else. Otherwise you can find user-made "about:config" files to harden Firefox' security and privacy.
Mate, I literally said I am an atheist myself. If you don't know what I am talking about just google "r/atheism cringe posts".
As I said, I am non-religious / an atheist myself. Was raised christian, but my parents were cool with me being an atheist, later becoming non-religious themselves. What I was mainly referring to are the people actively trying to make fun of - or belittling - religious people. Edit: I am all for criticizing and making fun of organized religion.
Tried Gorgonzola Picante for the first time today and holy shit it melted my face off. Most pungent cheese I have ever eaten. Still tastes pretty good, though.
Arch Linux, LibreWolf & KeepassXC are the first that come to mind.
Reminds me of my edgy teenage atheist phase :) Now I don't even want to be associated with atheists, even though I am still non-religious.
Blue mold cheese. I thought it would be disgusting, but I loved it.
Btw, are you on the subreddit r/2westerneurope4u ?
Here are three options that come to mind:
If you don't want to sell your app:
- Open-source your project. This will also allow people to review the code, add suggestions and help with programming. (IMO this is the most realistic option)
If you do want to sell your app:
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Ask your family and / or friends to test your app. Assuming they have no experience in programming, this will only test the graphical interface, user experience and find surface level bugs.
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Give beta testers incentive to test your app. Either by giving them a small cut of the revenue your app makes or just pay them a fixed amount.
Wow, thank you for the extensive answer. I am still wondering why my tolerance seems to vary so much, seemingly randomly. I am not on any medication. I would assume it should stay roughly the same if I don't build a tolerance naturally by regularly drinking coffee.
Very high caffeine tolerance (weirdly: sometimes not) as a non-regular coffee drinker
If I just had high caffeine tolerance I'd guess it's either because of fast caffeine metabolism or my ADHD. Sometimes a regular cup of coffee is more than enough to wake me up and improve my ability to concentrate and sometimes not even a 4x Espresso is enough, with no discernible reason why. I have tried drinking coffee on an empty / full stomach, which doesn't seem to make a difference. Any idea why this might happen?
Edit: Things that might matter:
- I am getting enough sleep
- I have normal body weight (BMI slightly below 24)
- I would consider my diet balanced, although I do like eating fastfood sometimes
Highly recommend keeping your drinks away from your keyboard. In my experience any spill will instakill a ducky keyboard.
Currently using this one:
I'm happy with it. The knockoff blue switches are better than Cherry blues IMO (much quieter, remind me more of MX browns), the keycaps are only double-shot ABS, though.
Anyone else disappointed with the durability of Ducky Keyboards?
Just broke my third Ducky Keyboard. Two of them died to a few drops of liquid, The third fell on wooden floor from a height of about 1m. While my cheap-o mechanical keyboard has bathed in coffee, been yanked off my desk multiple times by its cable getting pulled by my chairs armrest and survived without any damage.
[[Mycosynth Lattice]] (+ [[Karn, the Great Creator]] ) Essentially a 1-card combo that makes your opponent unable to tap anything (including lands) on the board.
When I went on a torrenting spree, I trusted Mullvad enough to pay with my real name PayPal account.
I have also used MSG to reduce both fat and salt in the meals I cook. A big reason I asked this question is that I wanted to know if there is a legitimate reason I should tell people that the food I cooked for them contains glutamate. Because the reaction is often similar to your sisters. And guess what, if I don't tell them, nobody is experiencing any form of side effects.
You are right. All it took was 10 seconds for me to google. I am an idiot. What is true however is that it is much more dangerous when ingested orally. All my nicotine shots (for ecigs) carry the typical "skull" warning symbol, with the advice to call a doctor if you accidentally swallow some.
"Food allergy symptoms are caused by the interaction between a food allergen and an antibody known as IgE (immunoglobulin E). To diagnose a food allergy, your allergist may use a skin prick test (SPT) to measure the presence of IgE antibodies for the suspect food. SPTs are inexpensive, produce immediate results, and can be performed in the doctor’s office."
Source: foodallergy.org
True. I guess nicotine is a good example of this. When delivered directly into the bloodstream (via inhalation or a nicotine patch) it is an addictive stimulant. When ingested orally it is poisonous.
