Maybe this is launcher specific, but on Pixel phones, when pulling up the list of apps to switch to, there’s a screenshot button, which is way easier and can be done with one hand.
Maybe this is launcher specific, but on Pixel phones, when pulling up the list of apps to switch to, there’s a screenshot button, which is way easier and can be done with one hand.
What if the email is @aol.com
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What is the TLD of the domain you’re trying to move? Not all registrars support all domain names. For example .ie
domains for Ireland can only be registered at very few registrars, which is a pain.
Off the top of my head, OVH might fulfill your needs, depending on the TLD.
Did you see that ludicrous display last night?
It may be obvious to some, but this is a fake tweet and the only post today is some early bird pricing for a conference: https://xcancel.com/nvidia/with_replies
Other than the Nvidia stock price, the joke is that the contents of the tweet were something the Intel CEO did tweet after a similar stock plunge! https://xcancel.com/PGelsinger/status/1820129317122080977?lang=en
$4404 contains 404 though, i.e. 404 Error: Profit Not Found
, which makes me chuckle.
According to https://www.the-numbers.com/movie/Truth-About-Emanuel-The#tab=summary , the domestic box office was $4,404
Me on Jan 19th vs me on Jan 21st
Also get a password manager which will check HIBP if the password has been breached already, since those are ones you’ll want to target first to change. IMO, if your high value accounts, like bank or email accounts have unique passwords, and there’s not a sign of a breach, I wouldn’t change those. This assumes that MFA is enabled on those high value accounts.
If your school or employer has an MDM solution on their laptop that they issue to you, you have 0% of privacy. You could use DNS over HTTPS which will prevent your DNS queries from being picked up, but the MDM could issue their own CA and even intercept https traffic. They can also record your keystrokes and screen. It would be wise to think of the machine as compromised, just not by a threat actor.
For maximum privacy, only use the devices for the minimal work necessary. Don’t log into anything for personal use, and use a separate device you’ve purchased yourself.
Who makes Steve Guttenberg a star?
(Where are the meme images from originally?)
it’s from the show Narcos, which is one letter off from your username
Little known fact, but all the ghosts in Luigi’s mansion are health insurance CEOs, and Nintendo’s already suing for copyright infringement.
IIRC, Snowden wasn’t eligible for a jury trial, because he worked for the NSA and, so it they were pushing for a secret court-martial trial. Who knows if Snowden would have actually done it, but I remember he said he would return to the US if it were a jury trial.
Do you refuse to buy items on sale? Do you hate having money?
Do any of the pages in the directory link to other websites? It could be that if you link to a website that is using Google analytics, it may see that referrer header when the person using chrome opened the link. If it knew that your site didn’t have links to the third party site before, maybe that triggered a refresh.
You could test this by making a page linking to CNN or another site which is using Google analytics, and using Firefox (without anything that would block Google Analytics) and click on the link on your site to the other site. if the Google bot checks your site within 10 seconds then you could rule out chrome as the culprit.
The best way to keep them all contained would be to not defederate but encourage everyone on other instances to add it to their instance mute list so you don’t have to interact with them.
TCP/IP
That was for sure dramatized, and the real woman who lost her baby was very outspoken when the series was released that she didn’t kill her baby. In addition to being inaccurate it also didn’t portray her properly. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/12/23/say-killed-baby-woman-inspired-chernobyl-tv-character-says-abuse/
I pushed a friend to format an external hard drive with exFAT and not Apple’s filesystem for compability, but something with the M2 MacBook eventually messed up the filesystem and it couldn’t read it. Troubleshooting and reading forums, found there’s something with the new Macs and exFAT. Ended up having to use an x86 apple device to recover the data.