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I'm more of a The Next Conversation guy myself.

Also worth noting he also directed some of the episodes as well.

As said elsewhere in this thread, he narrates the audiobook himself, and I can wholly recommend it.

But think of all of the people I managed to rick-roll!

But you can always say that you just lost the game.

Man do I feel gross knowing that there's people betting on this.

That is an android feature not specific to grapheneos

Because then you can charge for the network access!

Or the power of buying two of things!

I hate that my Google news feed seems to be half threads links with no way to block the site.

I loved this site when I was a teenager and is the reason why most of my computer builds have been a mini-itx.

Shift+insert is paste in situations where you can't ctrl+v

But yet, xteink is a partner at https://freeink.org/

Have you seen this current administration?

But in this case, Claude is named after Claude Shannon.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claude_Shannon

I read that last bit in Hank Hill's voice.

I vote for dilly dallasers.

The 14 month warranty is eons compared to pebble's.

To clarify, the article states that he drank a Guinness while standing on his head.

I like that his Wikipedia page really sells that he was a Kentucky Colonel. That was one of the easier titles I've gotten.

There is a way to unlock it via the sd card at least.

I opened this up thinking the same thing using NFS, and lo and behold that's what the author used.

But yet, on the github page it explicitly says it does not use Wifi or BT.

I am typing this comment from my GPD Pocket 4 with Fedora.

https://gpdstore.net/gpd-pocket-4/

Just don't use a color watch face?

It does not use wifi or Bluetooth.

The flatpack version does it as well.

Long pressing the image shows the title text.

I have fond memories of buying those 99 cents songs with coke caps my grandparents collected for me that had codes for itunes on them. Then I'd burn those to a cdrw and rip them again to remove the drm. I still have those files to this day.