Immediately onto the lap.

I don’t see Haskell on there!

loop { suffer() }

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Unfortunately, there’s a few republicans in this thread.

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How to Kill a Decentralised Network (such as the Fediverse)

He’d probably need a strong sphincter muscle to manage that.

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That’s not bloodloss,
This is bloodloss

Fahrenheit or celsius?

Sync

I recommend URLCheck — it intercepts the default browser and allows both modifying the opened URL (to remove tracking) and forcefully preventing the embedded browser (the bottom-left button).

If it lets you disable Chrome (long tap → App Info), then do that. Otherwise you should use ADB to uninstall it like bloatware.

I’m just using it to back up Git repos that are public anyway.

That’s why I have an “allow anyway” button for addresses that look misspelled but are still technically valid.

Edit: believe it or not, that was a typo.

Relevant XKCD

(and also works when concentrated - immediately after making this post I went back and still fell for it)

TLDs could theoretically have MX records too! Email addresses as specified also support IPv6 addresses! The regex would need to be .+@.+ and at this point it’s probably easier to just send an email.

It makes the system as a whole simpler. Your computer only needs to remember one root DNS server (although most computers allow setting 4 for redundancy) as opposed to one DNS server for each TLD, and it also makes adding TLDs easier.

A lot of providers support plus‑aliasing, although it‌’‌s usually in a company‌’‌s best interest to block plus‑aliases.