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Well, it’s not hard to do lol
Web developer (mainly PHP), server admin, IT generalist. Endlessly curious. Neurodivergent. Unapologetically centrist.
Well, it’s not hard to do lol
Oh, so it’s basically one and the same with Calckey, being the software powering it. Gotcha.
Link? Google doesn’t seem to know about it and neither do I
It’s not perfect, but being super configurable does help.
This seems like sound logic 👍
Vivaldi is definitely cool — except for the amount of RAM it uses. If it weren’t for that, I would use it a lot more, but for me, Firefox is just faster all around.
Solid cologne?? Ok now I must Google. Never heard of such
I’ve seen Duke Cannon in lots of brick-and-mortar stores.
Is this something I should Google, or…. maybe I shouldn’t?
This is a very contentious topic right now, and it’s not clear at the moment whether votes will remain public or be made private. There are some very vocal proponents on both sides.
Waze editor here. Based on the article’s content, this post’s title is a bit of an overreaction. Google would be a fool to kill off a platform with more accurate street maps than its core platform, maintained by a vibrant group of volunteers, at least without creating or migrating those tools over to GMaps.
The coverage shouldn’t change at all. They’ve always been on T-Mobile’s towers.
“aedificium” got me
Here’s where you go to do it
Should we be surprised at this, after the whole Anti-Meta Pact thing got so much traction? Like on one hand we don’t want to federate with them, but on the other we’re unhappy when they won’t?
Since it sounds like you have auto media preview turned off, just tap that little icon to the left of the link, and you’ll see the image load below the link.
Two have been set up on Kbin: (including links for both lemmy and kbin users until the kbin bugs get fixed)
!IAmA@kbin.social (kbin link)
!askmeanything@kbin.social (kbin link)
oh dear goodness. Yes but no.
kbin sounds like a hex editor for KDE
That’s what I needed to hear today. genius
I’m definitely no battery engineer, so correct me if I’m wrong, but… wouldn’t a 100-mile-range battery pack have a shorter life span than a 200-mile pack under the same usage since its charge/discharge cycles would be deeper in terms of %, and possibly more frequent because of the reduced range?