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turmoni
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Also goes by Dave. Lives in Reading, UK. Generally techy and a regular cyclist.
@whitequark it felt similar when I watched the original House of Cards a few... uh, nine years ago. There were some specific things that mirrored current events of the time I watched it, but overall it didn't feel like it was from the early 90s, apart from the monochrome CRT monitors
@whitequark this one is at least an easy one to answer, since just going for the lowest number should be right
You'd hope they wouldn't put questions in with "more than" answers and then punish you for a correct answer that's not close enough. You'd hope.
@neil everything works fine on my latest Linux computer too, great graphical output, HDR is top-notch under Wayland, audio is fine even though it's still using pulseaudo. Onboard LAN is surprisingly crap at 100Mb/sec but a dongle and WiFi still work fine
I am of course referring to my LG TV running webOS
@directhex did the service you were running on HTTPS specify HSTS? I could easily see that being the issue there, and if so it's working as it should
@firefly I think every digital kitchen scale I've owned has done ml, and I've never understood why, other than parity with lbs and fl oz
@molly0xfff I recently discovered the community firmware that gives you per-key RGB control and this is incredibly useful for my gaming layer that shifts a bunch of keys over by one so WASD is usable. I no longer have to think "wait is this one of the keys that I moved or is it normal?"
@gsuberland I clicked the refresh button once at the correct time and got through, no stream required
(OK I clicked it a few times before the correct time, but I wasn't expecting those to work)
@weirdunits entirely depends on the contents of the barrel
@alberto_cottica I use Brief, which is a Firefox extension. I don't remember why I chose it (after years of using Sage, which got killed off when Firefox got rid of XUL extensions) but I've not yet found a reason to move
Brief – Get this Extension for 🦊 Firefox (en-US)
Download Brief for Firefox. Brief makes reading RSS feeds as easy and intuitive as it gets. Designed to have exactly the right set of features, it is powerful and simple at the same time. Feeds are presented on a seamless, interactive page which let's you bookmark and tag items with a single click.