[–] 1 point 51 minutes ago

Seems kinda like picture in picture, but for regular sites. I watched the video and can't understand why you'd highlight a section of text, move it to a mini window that can just be moved around and lose the stuff you said you'd wanted in the window. Maybe that's part of the beta. Doesn't seem like a lightweight version of what you wanted to keep pinned but I can see some utility in it if it's improved.

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  • [–] 26 points 1 day ago

    Damn, added insult to injury!

    "You're so dumb you got stabbed in the brain and it didn't cause any damage!"

    Jokes aside, depression is awful and in hope they can get help.

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  • [–] 3 points 1 day ago (1 child)

    Damn, that sounds awful. Every lawyer I've dealt with has been so professional that I've thought "They're expensive, but at least they definitely know their stuff." And then they've been pretty quick with meetings and such.

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  • [–] 3 points 1 day ago (1 child)

    Omg, someone else who makes the same thing I do! I love those Field Roast sausages, especially the smoked Apple and sage. Your purple sauce looks amazing!

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  • [–] 4 points 2 days ago (1 child)

    I've had SwiftKey for so long but Microsoft hasn't done anything to make it better and keeps adding bloat to make it worse. I didn't know they had a word greylist. I've had Florisboard installed but it's still in beta with no spellchecker. I'll have to try Heliboard again.

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  • [–] 2 points 3 days ago* (1 child)

    It's ok if you're on some of the main lines but lots of suburbs have basically no bus service. I used the University express busses a lot and really enjoyed them but they could get pretty packed. But unless you're going downtown it's pretty hard to get around by bus only. I use my bike to get around mostly.

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    If you haven't checked out the Jonathan Frakes and Brent Spiner podcast Dropping Names, this is a pretty good episode to jump in. It's not a Star Trek podcast, but it's Star Trek adjacent. They talk about famous people they know and the stories behind the scenes. For me, this is a very calming podcast and I love hearing Jon and Brent chat about things.

    And hearing Brent crack up trying to tell his own joke at the beginning of the episode is great! Also, I've probably listened to the John Scalzi audiobook Wil Wheaton talks about at the beginning when he talks about meeting Henry Rollins.

     

    Top Left: "Hot chocolate, please."

    Top Right "We, uh, we don't ordinarily say 'please' to food dispensers around here."

    Middle Left: "Well, since it's listed as intelligent circuitry, why not?"

    Middle Right: "For someone who just arrived, you certainly don't understand how much extra power is required to process those please and thank yous"

    Bottom Left: "Have I been talking too much?"

    Bottom Right: "Yes, cut it out"


    Proceeds to introduce herself to Picard in an unforgettable way.

    Star Trek TNG S2E16 opening scene
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