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19 days agoThis is the truth right here
yeehaw
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Cake day: August 9th, 2023
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Holy shit are you serious? You require a selfie now? So glad I blew that shit away when it was still possible aeons ago…
They said the same about the 6 but honestly it works pretty well for me most of the time.
Sorry, I have God fingers I guess. blessed by the finger maiden.
That’s the kicker for me. It’s possible they log your entire search history which is disturbing.
The few times I used another computer to watch a clip or two I couldn’t do it. I just closed the ad in rage and waited for watching it on one of my devices.
1·27 days agoTruth.
4·27 days agoIn Canada we have strata for condos and town homes. Is it like that?
That makes sense now lol
Doh. Ac. That makes sense lol
🤢🤢🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
I used to have one, and in a pinch or in a hotel - yes totally worth it.
This seems backwards. Why more in the summer?
round 175 CAD a month.
Weirditry. Holy shit my brain melted.
Whats an HOA?
This. At some point I bet cable tv will be a lot cheaper, and you suffer ads, which is how it always should have been. 🤣
Bleep bloop bleep
I’m sorry I only do TCP
There are DONZENS of us!
Don’t we have some already? Knoqueror comes to mind…
Edit:
According to chatgpt…:
Here are some FOSS web browsers that are not directly based on any other existing browser or engine (though they may share components or libraries):
Konqueror – While it uses the KHTML engine, it was originally developed independently as part of the KDE project and is not based on any other browser.
Dillo – A very lightweight browser focused on simplicity and speed. It uses its own layout engine called Dillo Widget Set (DWSET), not based on any other browser engine.
Netsurf – A lightweight browser that uses its own rendering engine, NetSurf, rather than being based on another browser.
These browsers have independent origins and are not forks of other browsers. They either developed their own rendering engines or were built from the ground up. However, it’s worth noting that even independent browsers often rely on shared libraries or standards to some degree.