The delay also does not trigger just once; it is reportedly triggered every time YouTube links are opened in a new tab.
This part got me yesterday as I was listening to music. I loaded a new video in a tab and the other tab waited 5 seconds. I thought I had paused it or something but nope, every time you load a new tab it delays all the other tabs by 5 seconds.
Fuck them. I’ll continue to post the full article if someone asks for a paywall bypass. Information should be free.
There is a setting to turn off bots in your settings on the web portal. I’ve had them turned off since I joined.
They work. I ride mtb downhill in a jungle and I haven’t had a puncture in ages.
Or if you know how to track stand.
Modern bikers use tubeless systems which don’t generally have flats. They are filled with a compound that plugs up holes as soon as they happen. You only get flats for large holes or sidewall punctures.
And here at the equator it’s the opposite. Our days are almost always 12 hours long. They only vary by an hour or so throughout the year. Same temperature all year too.
Remember folks, if you see someone shoplifting food, no you didn’t.
So I guess my theory was incorrect. Sorry.
I deleted my comment below that had a reply. Does that replicate the effect?
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I like the communities around here. Different ones are larger here than on The-Site-That-Shall-Not-Be-Named which gives it a different feel. And people seem to be more apt to have discussions instead of getting crabby. Also seem to be fewer bots.
Fuck no. I prefer my privacy and I also don’t want people getting offended if I read something but don’t feel like responding to it immediately. I would also turn off the three little dots that say I’m typing if I could.
Brain cancer is one of the assumptive conditions (a condition which they assume is service connected just by having been in certain locations) for military burn pit exposure. So I’m going to go with yeah it’s bad for your brain.
Joe’s Meat Market. Nobody beats Joe’s meat.
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Betteridge’s law (of headlines) is an adage that states “Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no.”
Deep Space 9 just got new holoemitters I guess.