

https://html.duckduckgo.com/html/ is even better, unless you want images or other slop categories.


https://html.duckduckgo.com/html/ is even better, unless you want images or other slop categories.


That TLD doesn’t inspire confidence.
.org isn’t it what it used to be, so are .ac/.edu a better bet when you don’t know much about a topic?


Atkinson Hyperlegible Mono has a zero with a reverse/Burroughs slash so it doesn’t look like a capital “o” or a Nordic letter Scandinavian Ø. It also tries to clearly differentiate other similar glyphs like lowercase “L” and a capital “i”, “8” and the capital “b”, etc…
It’s proportional sans-serif version Atkinson Hyperlegible Next unfortunately uses proportional numbers instead of tabular ones like most good sans-serifs.
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In the book and movie The grapes of wrath the watchman at the camp entrance says of the speed bump: it protects the kids playing in the camp because asking drivers to slow down doesn’t work, but after speeding over the bump they never forget.
FuckCars, FuckCarDrivers, FuckOilCompanies


How dare you question the orphan-crushing economy!
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Curaçao and Sint Maarten’s Caribbean guilder, especially the obverse sides with fish, shells, turtle; are also beautiful: https://www.global-currency.com/currency-news/cbcs-reveal-of-the-caribbean-guilder-frame-at-1m22ss.jpg


It’s biggest problem was the arguably not so good first season I think.
I thought the 1st season of The Expanse was good, but the 2nd season was so bad that I stopped watching in middle of episode 2. The difference was pretty stark, almost as bad as the difference between the great season 1 of Spooks/MI-5 vs its god-awful season 2.
I’d recommend the first 2 seasons of Okkupert, and Firefly.
While I think Chernobyl is a great fiction series, there’s a huge amount of completely unnecessary lies in it, including the intro and outro about lies.


Remove and prevent 4 GB Gemini nano install into Chrome, on Windows 11:
Or, you know don’t install software from companies owned and operated by psychopaths, like Google and Microsoft.


Maybe it’s time. E.g. waiting for IT to walk over or remote in, or doing something slower because the user is explaining what they’re doing.
I find that waiting for the click to have a result makes some problems not appear, vs. the user double/right clicking something 6 times because they don’t want to wait. Me waiting for the OS to finish loading everything, vs. the user clicking something 6 times while services or even UI elements are still loading.




downvote the 3rd post about the same
Isn’t the problem with this that there are different communities which might have valid reasons to post very similar things, and the order they’re displayed to you may result in you downvoting the original?


It wants to run cross-site scripts on more than 20 other domains.


Some think that respect needs to be earned. I think everyone deserves courtesy, but I wouldn’t blame someone for this stare when confronted by MAGA-level idiocy/sociopathy/greed.


The last one makes some sense, since people who call themselves Christians are usually the ones who are least likely to live according to the sermon on the mount, and religiosity requires being dishonest and/or too stupid to distinguish between reality and wishful-thinking fairy tales.


Yes it’s rude, but there are some people who think that insincerity, dishonesty, and wasting time is rude. They’re probably a minority even within Gen Z, and possibly just see the world differently from extraverts.


and then tell them to have a good day
Might this be an extravert thing? Do extraverts enjoy being told to have a good day?
I prefer not to, and I also don’t want to be told to smile. I’ll put up with banalities like “Hi” even when there’s no need to actually get attention, and “Thanks” when the person clearly isn’t thankful; but if asked “How are you?” I might actually answer and they probably won’t like my answer if they didn’t mean it.
Maybe introverted people put more value in honesty and not wasting time?
If you decide not buy the omnicidal product because palm oil is an ingredient, that’s good.
Unfortunately only a tiny fraction of people are ethical. The rest are not just unknowingly buying products containing palm oil, but are actively choosing to speed-run us towards a mass-extinction event.


I’m not convinced that voting for genocide and mass extinction is OK, and I’ve looked at arguments in favor of them like the lesser-evil. I may be too stupid to understand the arguments in favor of them, but I don’t think I’m being a perfectionist because I actually disagree with many things in Green and socialist platforms - but they’re not things that cross the line for me.
Does that work?