<shudder>RE with QWOP controls

yep. in common lisp!

I did do some during downtime on the deskop at work. so it wasn’t quite as extreme as it sounds. the worst part was the limited width of the screen. A bluetooth keyboard would have helped a lot, that’s for sure.

I used emacs with termux to do Advent of Code this year

I thought it was going to be coal from the headline 😆

what about using google contacts directly from the app?

Mine open in Firefox, as that’s set as my default browser. It’s a system setting.

Recently jerboa has even started opening links in private browsing tabs.

YouTube links can similarly be set to open in NewPipe

So is the mechanic for the coin ship implemented the same way?

The “octal” toggle replaces decimal, not hexadecimal contrary to its label.

no he said “best”. they still work, just not as efficiently.

I just put them on my phone. All you need is a USB cable (BT and wifi probably aren’t going to cut it for a bunch of music files at one time), and somewhere to transfer the files from. I use Vanilla Music because that’s what I’m used to, but VLC is available too.

Yeah but my kid is going back to school NOW

There used to be web, ftp, and gopher relays that would work through email, so I’m sure it’s possible.

Wise fwom yow gwave!

Finally, I love Glorbo!

Glorious for president in 2025!

I’ve been using KeePass and KeePassdroid for at least 10 years now. “Sync” my dB through one drive, only because at one time we were allowed to use our personal one at work, but since they blocked personal folders in favor of corporate ones it is much less handy.

Looks like I might be wrong about posting from mastodon. Seen some posts on on other instances where the mastodon text is just replicated as the title. Could be lemmy version dependant.

Following and Commenting/replying works but posting requires a title or subject field that mastodon doesn’t support.

Mostly if I find an open directory with stuff I like. Also it has come in handy downloading maps from government websites. It’s more of a “handy to have” than “day to day use”

Not even Google, they just go through every ip and port number and record if something responds

One I haven’t seen mentioned yet is DownThemAll.

DownThemAll lets you download all the links or images on a website and much more: you can refine your downloads by fully customizable filters to get only what you really want.

Comes in really handy sometimes. (For Firefox / Chrome / Edge)

Another is uBlacklist, which allows you to blacklist domains from Google / Bing / DDG search results (like say, pinterest.*), also for Firefox / Chrome / Edge.