Upvoted, but I only partly agree. The way things are now you can order takeout from local small businesses, and there won’t be consistent quality or speed or prices, but they’re not a huge corporate machine. (At least at the endpoints). A big conglomerate moving into the space may put most of the local ones under.
Brazzers
You already do. As mentioned in the comments, X-Files had a crossover with Cops, which is our universe.
“Therrrre’s a bathroom on the right!”
Huh, it’s that buffer thing that I didn’t know about and isn’t mentioned in your link (maybe it’s Forth specific?), I use an RPN calculator app, but everything goes on the stack, so “This” would be on the bottom and be popped off last.
Thisgreatisone! ?
If the operands go the other way, I suppose:
oneisgreatThis!
I knew about what it really stands for before your post, but without doing research I can’t tell how much of the rest is false: Is Wollongong a real city? Are the first two even in NSW? Etc.
Oh man, I’m sorry. He puts on an incredible show, and I highly encourage you to try again.
My understanding is that this really does hurt the dev, reduces visibility to new users, etc.
Is that why they are an ex?
No ID also?
Probably something like a Scandinavian country with a good social safety net. It might be tough to get citizenship, but at least I might have a chance to survive that long.
Wow, I’m famous enough to have made the list. Nice!
I kinda wonder if I wasn’t on the list, but now I am because of my previous comment on this post.
Then run an instance, Beehaw style.
Sure, but I was referring to the “people” (user accounts) that literally are not people (human) because they are software instead.
That log entry was very obviously a pun on the already existing term “bug” for glitches.
People are people.
A lower percentage of them are people on Reddit and unfortunately that percentage is dropping here also. (We have bots posting weird questions to the question communities for example)
Yup. It’s a thing.
Did you see the images with the context? That’s specifically in the mobile network Access Point Names menu.
Nearby Glasses
(Play store, also on F-Droid via the IzzyOnDroid repo)
My favorite iteration of MySpace was the first one. No, not the social network with my friend Tom, I mean before that.
The domain was owned by a company that had jumped on the bandwagon of offering online file storage, that thing which is now called cloud storage. Much like OneDrive or Google Drive, etc.
MySpace offered 300MB for free, which was the largest I found at the time. Also the name actually made sense.