You could record it and set it as your voicemail message, and just tell your contacts that it’s legit.

I’m behind the times. Amazon is obvious, but why is PayPal bad?

How is it different than Rethink DNS?

Bro I was literally doomscrolling when I came upon your post, Lemmy definitely is addicting.

Damn, I think they’ve actually come down on their price lately. They’re a full $300 less than I paid for my Pixel.

But so is android. Most of us are unfortunately stuck with one or the other for now.

Yeah, this was stupid to me. “Hey, have you ever noticed the eerie instance of your phone showing you ads about something you just talked about? To test this, talk about something unique and see if your phone serves you ads about it. 👍”

Even better, because then the passwords would still be unique and difficult to crack

How many services do you need to log into during the trip? If it’s a minimal set, you could temporarily change their passwords to something memorable, and then change it back using your password manager when you return.

Have been using it for years and really like it

the entire entire database is decrypted on unlock.

That would be the selling point for me to choose KeePassXC over Vaultwarden.

You could also use a text-to-speech engine and wear a mask

Startpage, it’s an alternative search. But it’s not without its own problems.

I use SearxNG, found a good, reliable instance that is close to my location.

Aldi’s is the best

So you know how if you click the first link in a Wikipedia post you’ll eventually get to philosophy? I assumed they were doing the opposite: starting their argument at philosophy and eventually getting to cheese.

Ok, this sounds funny and interesting, but manhole covers are made of cast iron, and as such are brittle. A nuclear explosion quite possibly would turn that cast iron disk into dust. It could have, perhaps, been made of cast ductile iron, but it would have then at least broken apart into chunks. The energy dissipation of destroying a large chunk of iron would have cancelled most of its potential velocity. Very likely, the reason it wasn’t seen in the second frame is because it was dust, not because it was in orbit.

He knows how to ride a cock

This cover is a reproduction of a previous cover, specifically the one from April 1974: https://madcoversite.com/mad166.html

April '74, nice touch

Good info, thank you

I didn’t really keep a list, sorry, I just gave the add-on a test drive and several sites I visited didn’t work.

Broken sites, mostly

And they refuse to eat their dog food, preferring instead the bags it comes in

JavaScript canvas blocker add-ons (this one specifically comes to mind, because I’ve recently had to disable it since it makes life harder; is it worth the cost of admission, or is it a lot of effort for not a lot of reward?) Other types of privacy add-ons would be good to explore as well.

Nice one

A hexagonal bear

In Celsius, yes. I was using Fahrenheit. In Celsius, it was 30°.

It was 87° here today 🙃

Good thing we don’t have a Planck Cruncher ;-)

Can’t be him; he’s clearly facing the wrong way. We’re still waiting on the prophesied bear messiah.

I usually pick usernames and email addresses with diceware. Unless I’ve got a zinger in mind like with the propter hog one.

Zypper is by far the best package manager available, providing atomic and reversible updates, and their open build service makes reproducible builds. Those two are by far the best things about openSUSE. It’s not without its faults, which is why I have switched away at times, but I always come back after using the crap available in other distros.

“Front, towards dust bunnies”

openSUSE is the best os in general, in my experience. I’ve kept coming back to it time and again for decades.

I thought the problem was my browser add-ons, glad to know it’s not just me

God fucking damnit

My favorite geometry is poorly defined geometry