Probably referring to this one: https://youtu.be/iYhCn0jf46U
Inb4 piped bot!
teejay
joined 2 years ago
Yep. Drill down one level in a few control panel items and you're back in win xp.
I would imagine a lot of it has to do with food scarcity. There weren't trucks and boats and planes to transport food back then. You had to eat what was available in your specific patch of dirt. If there aren't a lot of food options where you live, and what is available can make you sick, you might start trying to prepare it and eat it in different ways until it stops making you sick.
For most people, rhubarb is one of hundreds of options of things to buy from a grocery store. To our ancient ancestors, it may have been one of a small handful of things that grew where they lived, and therefore a necessity to figure out how to eat it.
Yeah screw this guy's income, livelihood, and health insurance because of a web browser for work. Amirite guys?
This may have been the unfortunate reality 20 years ago. But security cameras are cheap and ubiquitous. If it's on school property (including school busses), then this should be simple. Separate the kids, review the footage, and punish the kid who started it. The one who didn't start it gets an apology and assurances that they're safe and it won't happen again. The whole "punish them both equally" is insane and sociopathic.
Is that a Bill Hicks reference in the wild? Nice.
Gotem!
What's a sci-fi or fantasy book or series that you want to see adapted as a movie/television series?
Agreed. And only if the movie or show is not produced by Netflix.
What's a sci-fi or fantasy book or series that you want to see adapted as a movie/television series?
The Kingkiller Chronicle
... so you tipped $0, right? Don't leave us hanging!
Totally agreed about Disney overstretching stories. But Loki is too interesting of a character, and Tom Hiddleston far too good as Loki, to leave him stuck there. I'm not sure they need an entire new season to free him, though. Maybe a cameo or a post-credit scene somewhere showing him handing off the responsibility and being free to keep being Loki.
This seems like more of an issue of the adlists you use in pihole. Pihole's blocking is only as good as the adlists you use on it. I've been running a pihole on my home network for years, and I find that as long as I take a few minutes to update the adlists (add new ones, remove dead ones) once or twice a year, it nukes nearly everything. And it's amazing for blocking things on IoT devices where ublock origin will never be a thing.
Also, they're not mutually exclusive -- one can certainly use both. I use pihole on my home network, and run ffox + UBO on my computers and phone.