I simply blocked Lemmy (and all my other time waster websites) from my phone.
I subscribed to a newspaper to keep track of news.

Small phones cost the same to manufacture, have a smaller battery and less surface area to radiate the processor’s heat.
So all the specs are lower, but you can’t adjust the price accordingly, so they wouldn’t sell.

Concorde was cancelled because one crash instantly turned it into the least safe plane statistically, and demand was dropping.

XcQ the link stays blue

25FPS and 480 pixels vertically is enough for me to get sucked in and forget the world around me.
Which is nice cause that way I can play open world RPGs like Kingdom Come on an old laptop.

Where in Germany? I have a huge stack of the recipes, in Heidelberg

https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/give-her-the-dick

Well I tried. Sharing the same drive between Windows and Linux is a big no-no. It’s just not a thing Windows is designed to be able to do.

What distro?

I couldn’t even get the Linux version of ETS to run on Linux. The Windows version runs flawlessly.

When you click on the website, the first thing you see is:

Interesting design decision

So that would mean the combination of Gnome+X11 has almost half its lifetime still in front of it.

Is there a global setting to quit fucking pestering me with pop-ups for things I already said I didn’t want during device setup?

BUT WHY IS THE RAM GONE?!?

I feel like that’s something a database should be able to do, no?

What programming in Whitespace is like.

And it stretches further south than most people think.
The line where there’s still measurable and visible twilight at midnight on June 21 is south of Paris.

The vast majority of people live on the northern hemisphere, and the seasons have probably the biggest impact on when people are born the most.

Assuming equal amount of people was born each other day

That’s a pretty big assumption.

Back then nature was still intact, so they could just pick them from a mortar and pestle tree.