

I think the thing to take away from this is that this is the CLOSEST thing to another browser option we’ve seen in a while.
Yes, I’d prefer foss but we’re finally not talking about a Firefox or chromium fork.


I think the thing to take away from this is that this is the CLOSEST thing to another browser option we’ve seen in a while.
Yes, I’d prefer foss but we’re finally not talking about a Firefox or chromium fork.


It only works when it’s small because you’re usually reading all responses on a post anyway. It really didn’t matter what order I read all four responses.
I would expect communities to grow over time if they can evolve in healthy ways. More diversity is usually good but then you’re digging for gold, the good comments, and the work digging was not only part of the fun but it made the find even better.
I think the difference is those were all people talking for the audience. If you and I have a direct conversation and try to avoid our audience, we might realize what made those comment threads better. You watched a conversation between two people and not a performance to be observed.
Then how do we keep these communities just the right size to make it work? To be fair, there are times I’m good with the easy dopamine hit and social media puts the pre-filtered pre voted treasure right there. No effort needed on my side.
It’s like there’s glimpses of the old internet here and there.
Yet the reader is already here.
So, if I understood him correctly, you should upvote the parent comment.


Voting seems to have the objective of popular/good rising, the mediocre staying in place, and moving down the “junk”.
Are you suggesting just get rid of voting and replace with nothing or is there something better?
So what do I do with the eSIM?


They still are better but not really the savings stated. If you remove the purchase incentive, $325k, off a $560k struck. The diesel listed a price of $195k.
Now assuming the actual price of the truck falls more in with the current vehicle here’s what probably more important:


Creamation?


I agree, and I cannot find a replacement for local buying/selling and marketplaces. So many local small businesses only exist online through their Facebook page.


This is the way…


I like the /0 as short reference but I also suggest we use it like the reference from the “old forums”.
Do you have stairs in your house?


I fully respect if it’s just not in the budget for you. A company has to make money somehow. I’d rather pay than get ads or worse let them collect and yet worse sell my data. Also, you can use a burner email and vpn if you want to add an extra layer of obfuscation in there for privacy.
Here’s a few links from their faq.
https://help.kagi.com/kagi/faq/faq.html#why-trust
https://help.kagi.com/kagi/faq/faq.html#why-should-i-pay-for-search
https://help.kagi.com/kagi/faq/faq.html#why-does-kagi-search-require-an-email-address
I really hope I don’t come off as a shill for them. It’s one of the few companies I actually really like.
I also run proton family, and really like the product offering. Their leadership gives me anxiety though. Promos and sales are only for new customers and standard pricing is a bit steep, but you do get multiple services.


I know I’m not exactly hitting the mark, have you looked at kagi? You can personalize the weighting of results from certain sites. You can also add lenses which will let you drive results to forums, programming, academia, etc.
To me it was a bit like reliving the early days of google with the don’t be evil mantra still in tact.
Let me also say, it appears to be privacy respecting.
It has been good for me so far. If someone sees a reason I should run away from this, please let me know why and what we all should use instead, I’d appreciate it!


Ctrl+shift+tab - goes to the prior tab Ctrl+tab - goes forward to the next tab.
If you have multiple browsers open…
Alt+tab to go to the prior app then try above.
For the accidentally closed tab - Ctrl+shift+t to open the most recently closed tab
If flailing through these doesn’t get you there, you’re boned.


I believe this may also be e a beautiful reuse of a washing machine drum.


Mine has dropped once so far during February and March. Once I resubscribed it seems to be staying. Maybe it’s scared because we’re watching now?
Have you had it drop multiple times?


Glad you found one that worked for you.
As far as I’m aware, Logseq also just uses .md files. I back those up regularly and I do use the cloud sync. The cloud sync lets me alternate use between my computer and my tablet for work. I could use just one device, but this was a significant advantage for me.
I also keep a separate log for personal work which I can add to via special shortcuts from my phone.


Logseq for notes and task tracking. It’s an open source alternative to obsidian. Life saver for tracking stuff at work.


I don’t think I can agree with all that on a burger, though bacon, cheese, and pineapple on a burger could definitely work.


I feel like I’d allow this in a kid’s room. It’s fully behind the door so I don’t have to look at it and it’s their space.
Ultimately, it’s less destructive to the house than the missing door stopper.


I feel this post in my soul. I’ve had this quest, and it beat me. My mom’s pancake recipe is very good.
Here’s where I landed. Krusteaz mix. Save your bacon grease, then cook pancakes on a generously greased griddle of bacon grease.
For basic pancakes, I haven’t beaten this. If you figure in the effort associated, you can’t get even close.
So, if you’re like me, I only have trees cut down if they’re dangerous or to avoid them becoming dangerous. This usually means there’s something wrong with the tree and there’s bugs.
I’d recommend not putting this right up against your house, but if you like termites and carpenter ants ….