You underestimate the power of us, print debuggers.

I’ve been renting for the past 7 years. You can buy flat, white Ethernet cables that can be fixed to the walls with sticky clips. It’s less ugly than the round cables and while obviously not earthquake proof, the clips do a fairly good job at keeping the cable in the corner.

I don’t think “fully purchased” applies to anything on amazon prime or Netflix where anything can be permanently removed.

Just dump all the loose blueberries into it.

Kolanaki, what are your thoughts?

Or crack intros all over the eighties.

https://youtu.be/EMzGlRZfTNs

On top of that, it also doesn’t waste the responsible team’s time. It wastes the help desk’s time who have little to no say in this subject.

9:September30

Fair enough, 2 * unlimited is unlimited.

I’m more peaceful, I would just make an uncle reactor.

These whippersnappers nowadays can’t even skin their prey with their fingers and nails like our forefathers did. All of them are obsessed with these ridiculously looking, flat rocks. They are just getting soft - I think we’re witnessing the last decline of humanity.

Back in my teens that was basically common “knowledge”. And that’s Central/Eastern Europe.

That’s weird. I’ll try the above trick the next time.

The various websites will just say Firefox is “not supported”. I just wrote this in another comment, but Twitch doesn’t let you log in on FF because it has some kind of advanced tracking protection. I guess YouTube and the rest will just join the fuckery and block you from using their content if you’re on FF. I mean, I really hope they won’t do that, but knowing what degree of assholery these companies can pull off, I think it’s the next step.

I just thought I would log in to Twitch just to say hi to the streamer I was in the same game with. Twitch loads, starts to play the stream with no problem. BUT when I try to login, it says Firefox is not a supported browser. It had no problem playing all the content, showing the chat, etc. - but for some reason it still says my browser is not supported and I can’t log in. I looked it up. FF is “not supported” because it has an enhanced tracking protection feature. Twitch wants to track you, and it can’t if you use Firefox. Such a petty way; this will just turn me away from Twitch even more.

I mean, I kind of understand with Heroes of Might and Magic 1 or Prehistorik 2 or something. But heck, even Guitar Hero 3 is impossible to install and play on Windows 10.

I was today years old when I learned that the first web browser I have ever touched (NN) was, in fact, the great grandparent of Firefox.

While that’s true, I find it a bit sad that I have posted a question in the community of a 200000+ population city 3 months ago, and it’s still the most recent post.

And silly me thought all those punks used styling gel

While it would still be an abomination to me, it’s not impossible that the overflow holes are on the near walls which are not visible from this angle.