It is improving search result, with filters. Ads, tracking, data deletion possibility, in-app purchases, license, etc…

At least some of these are already tracked.

*Shits aggressively*

But I mean a user that isn’t yet loaded (if it works like Lemmy communities or specific comments). For example @zssk_mimoriadne@mastodon.social isn’t visible from fedia.io nor kbin.earth.

Unless mastodon.social is defederated from both. I can’t try Melroy without logging in.

For example, new communities can be loaded with !community@instance in the search menu, and comments by searching original instance URL (on Lemmy).

By the way, piefed.blahaj.zone is a thing.

I hear Pixelfed is making the rounds.

I think you meant Piefed. Pixelfed exists too, but that is more Instagram-style. Piefed feels pretty similar to Lemmy, just written in Python.

I personally like how Mbin integrates with Mastodon. Or at least the idea. I can’t figure out how to search up a specific Mastodon user.

The other Arch user body type

Apparently, lemmy.ml instance ks only paid from OpenCollective: https://lemmy.ml/comment/18413453

Still the same people though.

Dumbass.

I am entitled to infinite wishes.

Shit, I argued with you.

So is ADB, and Bluetooth tethering, and wired Ethernet, and OTG,…

This can be solved with a warning like “You are not connected to the internet, hotspot will only allow access within local network.”

Absolutely yes. So many phones have USB 2.0, so the Wi-Fi speed is often going to be faster than cable.

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Ah, no. It’s for CDs only. Specifically Mode 2 used for audio since that gives more control over what is 1 and 0.

Based on a different similar project: https://www.instructables.com/Burning-visible-images-onto-CD-Rs-with-data-beta/

Yup.

Cumin’?

Yeah, in a different thread there were some drawings too.

Until today, I imagined rubber projectile being something that’s just something fast but soft, perhaps something that even disintegrates on impact.

Kind of like paintball.

If this is CD-RW try cdrecord blank=fast first if it isn’t blank. Just an idea.

In November 1967 the Israeli authorities issued Military Order 158, which stated that Palestinians could not construct any new water installation without first obtaining a permit from the Israeli army. Since then, the extraction of water from any new source or the development of any new water infrastructure would require permits from Israel, which are near impossible to obtain. Palestinians living under Israel’s military occupation continue to suffer the devastating consequences of this order until today. They are unable to drill new water wells, install pumps or deepen existing wells, in addition to being denied access to the Jordan River and fresh water springs. Israel even controls the collection of rain water throughout most of the West Bank, and rainwater harvesting cisterns owned by Palestinian communities are often destroyed by the Israeli army.

https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/campaigns/2017/11/the-occupation-of-water/

Maybe. The way I understand it:

Normal is something that’s basically the way it should be, while common just refers to being of higher frequency of occurence, regularly seen.

For example: “Is police brutality normal?” vs “Is police brutality common?”
No and yes.