“So you’re saying as a 53-year-old adult person you soil yourself whenever you see anything that even remotely resembles a bunny. When do you think that phobia started?”

Another silent change in the latest update, at least on my phone, is that the assistant disregards media volume levels and screams its feedback on full volume. It wasn’t like this until a week ago. Restarting, playing with settings, adjusting the volume as she screams, nothing helps.

So if I ask her to do something late at night she goes, “OKAY I WILL DO WHATEVER THE FUCK YOU ASKED ME TO DO AND WILL ANNOUNCE IT TO THE ENTIRE NEIGHBORHOOD IN THE PROCESS”

I was about to suggest obsidian+syncthing when I saw your edit. I’m using the same combo on multiple devices and it’s working flawlessly.

https://streamlink.github.io/streamlink-twitch-gui/

Reminds me of the show Upload. It’s around the same theme.

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One simply does not walk into the batcave.

If accepted.
Reviewer’s comments:

• While the paper is well-written overall, contributions on adaptation of alien technology as well as comparison with state-of-the-art are not made clear.
• Authors should consider using TikZ to create the diagrams. My Kindle e-reader had difficulty scaling and displaying the diagrams.
• The paper’s tone could benefit from more technicality.
• The terms “alien”, “ET”, “technology”, and “stuff” have been used ambiguously throughout the paper. The authors should consider including a table of nomenclature.
• The experimental results don’t appear to provide sufficient statistical significance on how much the mankind’s genitalia could be pleased using the alien apparatus. The results would be more conclusive if the application of the apparatus on extraterrestrial genitalia is studied too. This has the additional benefit of avoiding to fall for spurious relationships.

Do you know if wallabag or Omnivore has a send to Kindle feature, similar to Push to Kindle?

Out of the bed
Wish I could purr
Out of that world 🎵

Works and plays smoothly on Connect app.

Seems like it’s dashy.

You decide to use the Task Manager as your old trusted weapon in the battle. Throw a pair of dice.

• If the sum is greater than 6, the Wizard wins the battle, and you have to restart the PC/laptop, losing all unsaved work in the process.
• If you land a pair of ones, twos or threes, you defeat the Wizard, and should now decide whether to give it another chance to revive and hopefully behave.
• If you land any other values, you defeat the Wizard, but realize there’s no hope to turn it to the good side or at least bring it under your command. Further exploration in the area tells you a greater evil called Windows 11 is behind the Wizard’s atrocities. Your current attribute levels are no match for Windows 11’s bugs. You lose with a fatal BSOD. Microsoft salvages your “diagnostic” information. Lower your shield and mana levels to 0, and regret your decision to upgrade to Windows 11 for three turns.