We do it frequently. Our cat put her paw only once over the fire and understood immediately that it is a no-go. Nothing big, I guess she was more surprised than really feeling any pain. But afterward, she was just staring randomly at the light and she never tried again putting her paw on it.

Clearly. As non-US person, clearly see this whole US political shit like a reality-show, so there is no room for this kind of thing in my memory.

Not sure what’s the problem there?

Love that they refer to her as sun baby

Cisgender people: trying to not give their shit opinion on topic not concerning them challenge (IMPOSSIBLE)

And I guess the parent so fired for the missing security around his work PC. (I mean, even when I used to live alone, I was locking my PC when I left my home office room to go for a coffee)

Depends if the game has been ran under debug mode, which asks for a way more resources than usual. The game might be frame-locked during development as well to limit used resources. And no. I’m not trying to reassure myself.

Wut? Paperback allows you to get any manga from scan sources like Mangadex, with reading list / read status support, and is available on the App Store.

Exactly. Accounts are locked with both password and encryption key. The latter is not known by 1Password.

In the EmuDeck app that you can run from the desktop, there is an option to back-up your save in the cloud provider of your choice.

You’re the one depicted here. You should share it

On the casual lemmy web version, you can set a bio to your profile, a small description of yourself. This is not visible yet within Memmy

And btw, thanks for your hard work, greatest app for iOS so far!

You choose the company serving the ads, and you know in advance what kind of ads are allowed and displayed by them on your app / website. Just that the most dodgy it is, the most it pays.

In a sense it is. This kind of ads is typically forbidden by some advertising networks. And you basically choose which one you wanna put on your app.

Known VPNs use a limited amount of IP addresses, which result of easily being able to flag them as VPN ones. When a bunch of users (like, hundreds of them) use the same IP address to connect to a given social network, either it is a VPN one, either a company’s CEO might have to put a proxy at the office.