assuming that “strong independent woman” being in the title of the original post counts as someone saying it
Hermione Granger because I read so little fiction that this is the first woman (?) that comes to mind.
and because curlies before girlies!
I recently copied all my files from my SD-Card (“formatted as Internal Storage”) to a safe location, then copied those files to the “Internal storage” part of the rom that opens up after the SD-Card was gone. It worked. on Android 10. Maybe that change was later. Android storage looks weird from the outside anyway. It was as if only the publically visible files Apps want you to see got on the SD-Card, and then each app has some hidden folder (that apps like termux or apps with custom-built file pickers sometimes kind of let you half-guess the structure of (my head: no details) and) that appeared to have been on the built-in rom all along. That copy operation now lets me remove my SD Card w/o moving all my Images and less than half of my apps files. </irrelevant-context>
huh? please elaborate. The opening paragraph of the time cube article appears normal
the single post it has is really funny
use totally ancient linux distribution to run virtual machines!
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the original interpretation actually makes sense!
wait nobody is questioning whether this is real? oh my god I live in a bubble
here’s a more nuanced question: in school iirc my teacher was implementing terminal 2-human tic-tac-toe with us and used an only slightly less egregious 7-by-3 AND/OR gate to see whether any player had won. because I didn’t like all the repetition, my version iterated through a 7-by-3 list of lists of indecies instead. every toy programming problem I’ve seen since was so general that it didn’t go well with this kind of hardcoding either
have not thought about this security aspect yet, I seldom do actually take the laptop to a public place
I rarely actually press Ctrl+Shift+H to go through the chronological history, and I do actually use bookmarks, (you know favelets? I have 2 that are actually useful). It technically also gets harder to search for the thing I want in my History as It gets bigger, but its still feels like less typing than on a search engine.
see elsewhere: doubt about whether all game publishers are the same
It’s definitely the next level of bionic reading.
is that next level Bionic Reading?
clotheted.
They are the IMO most supported Single-Sign-On provider. I think Facebook, which I don’t even have, was mostly for games, and then apple also isn’t an option, and that’s just it besides using firefox’ built in password manager for another email/password combination. What’s your opinion on log in providers?
the aesthetic drawbacks of just putting everything in the square hole might suffice https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7haqnQvrYfI