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How do younpay for these services? I’d imagine you might not want to use your credit cards.
How do younpay for these services? I’d imagine you might not want to use your credit cards.
If you use a VPN, change your country and see if that affects the content you’re offered. I’m in Manchester according to my VPN, and Netflix is offering me tons of British sitcoms and dramas, shows not available in my home country.
Maybe just focus on limiting food highest in Isoleucine.
We use espresso grounds in our coffee maker, so we drink Americanos by default.
I saw this advice on an IG post (https://www.instagram.com/reel/CxBpKwrSblD/?igshid=MTc4MmM1YmI2Ng==).
This is for a desktop computer. I’m adding in the brackets what I believe are the actions they are taking in the IG video if you don’t want to click the link:
“If you’re on a website that’s forcing you to log in, [right click over the article and select] Inspect Elements, highlight over [the page and select] Delete [and then select] Node.”
I have not tried this myself. If you have clearer directions please reply to this comment!
I just went to 12ft.io and got the following message:
This Deployment has been disabled.
Your connection is working correctly.
Vercel is working correctly.
So I’m guessing the site is gone?
This is the sign you were looking for to get off of dating apps.
I understand what you said about community rules. But the funny thing about the Fediverse and how people receive their posts is that it’s not uniform. I’m in kbin on a phone and I don’t see who is posting from what instance unless I click further. Same for the community or magazine someone is posting in - I can see that on my feed but once I click on a post I cannot see it. I’ve joined many communities and magazines and they are only identified by the topic name in my feed, not the instance. I cannot see any community or magazine rules from my feed or inside the posts.
Just saying that easily identifying a group’s rules is more of a challenge in the Fediverse (this is not an argument to ignore rules).
Did your coworker know what you were talking about? Also, please explain how AirVPN with DNS blocking works.
How many people join thinking it’s going to be about the Super Bowl, I wonder.
I’m subscribed to bother Lemmy communities and kbin magazines of the same name. I’m in kbin.social so I can’t tell you the exact magazine name - I search for the subject, say tech, and then subscribe to all of the groups.
I agree overall with what you are saying but as someone who for decades has worked out daily, eats well (or at least conscientiously), has never smoked or done rec drugs, rarely drinks, etc… age still catches up to you. It feels unfair since I’ve been trying pretty hard to keep my body together for so long but I’m attempting radical acceptance. Seeing everyone I know who all have healthy lifestyles also having to deal with shoulder and knee pain and other things is also leading me to acceptance. Also having close friends in their 30s and 40 die of cancer changes one’s perspective on what one can control in life… We just do what we can and roll with the rest.
This was great advice. Re:
Have a checklist to run down in your walkthrough (roof, crawlspace, foundation, visible water damage, age of HVAC and major appliances that will convey, etc), and try to weed out as many major issues as you can before paying for an inspection.
I’d add to check out all of the mechanicals and find out when they were installed and last serviced. Usually mechanicals have an 8-12 year lifespan. Also find out when the roof was installed. These are pricey items to replace when you move in, so you really don’t want to have to do that right away.
Also, check out a flood map for the areas you are planning to buy in and locate the houses you are interested in on the map. (This was one of the deciding factors for buying our house). Also, see if the land surrounding the house slopes towards or away from the house (obviously, sloping away is preferable).
So if I’m to understand the article, this will allow Android device users to find their devices as well as AirTags? It read as if this will be just for Google and Apple branded devices. Would this be for all Android devices, e.g., Samsung? (Forgive me if all these answers seem obvious, I am not very techy.)
Can you explain what you mean by bloat with the s7? I have that and like my phone, just wondering why others don’t.
Things get really real once you hit 45 and need a colonoscopy. (Do not skip this. It can save your life.)
So, to use this, I download F-droid to my Android device and then download Vimusic?
You can try NewPipe, which is free. IIRC I downloaded it from F-Droid. Maybe someone else can reply and confirm that’s the best place to get it.