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Is this really necessary?

I don't think that's going to work here.

I only strayed from pre-made webpack configs once.

Blokada (https://blokada.org/) acts as a VPN. It slows my connection speeds to a halt.

I miss the days of uncensored content on Reddit. This is what drew me to using it in the first place. Nowadays it's the place I get my porn fix from sometimes.

Same, I don't understand why more people aren't like this

>We shared a google account with passwords that everyone needed.

I am speechless.

Source?

I agree. Contemplating the switch myself - iPhone SE is pretty cheap nowadays.

I like Bromite on Android.

There's Chromium (ungoogled Chrome, or rather the other way around I think?) and Chromium-based forks. E.g. Brave is pretty good.

It's still there in Android 7 and it's still a travesty.

Oh, the classic. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Americentrism

Just switch to C# already.

/s (just a bit)

I recall my limited time with Ruby and Rails being the really frustrating, seconded probably only by Tornado (either misleading error messages or no error messages whatsoever, requiring me to get dirty with the debugger for the most minor of things).

RubyMine had no idea about more than half of the Ruby code being written in the project. I couldn't grasp the concept of symbols in Ruby reliably enough. E.g. methods used either symbols or strings - I couldn't discern a pattern for which to be used when. This was the magic part of it - things seemed to work seamlessly but when they wouldn't, I had no idea where should I even begin to look.

Also every file had to be annotated for the strings to be treated as immutable. No ways to set it globally, project-wide.

It felt like a mess. On the plus side, there were gems.

Not in Brave on Windows

IMHO they are. :^)

You read my thoughts. It really is insane.

Itch.io is my favourite storefront. The amount of creativity there is immeasurable.

Some people have addictive personalities.

The whole Volca line gets updates this way - it's kinda amazing in its simplicity.

uBlock Origin + Nano Defender lets me read the article just fine. You may have to turn some additional lists on in uBlock though.

doesn't it seem to be more effective than a wall actually?

Thanks, IntelliSense!

/s of course, I actually learned from the parent comment lol

I agree. I love all things Yoshi and I tried to like Yoshi's Story, but unfortunately it felt really vain.

That's amazingly considerate.

In a certain episode[1] of a Polish TV dating show, one of the contestants said their favourite fish is a fillet "because you can buy it anywhere".

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yS3gsxAkBDk

that's genuinely hilarious in hindsight

lol'd at FB customer support. sometime in late 2017 someone with a Pakistan IP has somehow made 2 pages about flowers on my FB account, created an ad account and ran 2 ad campaigns on them.

weirdly enough they paid for the first campaign, but removed their card details afterwards.

FB nags me on my wall to update my credit card info for a failed payment of ~20$, a year after I wrote two emails to them explaining the situation.

I don't have it on my Play Store. Are you sure?