I would recommend gitlab pages over github pages. Github is owned by Microsoft so who knows how private it is anymore.

I prefer the kitchen sink ones. I've never accidentally gotten all wet from one of those like I have with the fancy toilet seat ones.

If you don't need the business features, I use jmp.chat for $5 a month.

I watched one about Madagascar and at the end of it they said that none of the forests they filmed in exist anymore.

I've been using their QR scanner for a while now. It's great. It will show you the link before you open it and can add WiFi networks.

I bought a used thermopro off eBay (used because they're crazy expensive) and it was game changing. I use it for everything from meat to checking the water temperature for making tea.

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I'm usually okay with pasta but I can't seem to make less than a week's worth of rice at a time.

The Uber App on my phone is 1 GB!

My dad always said: "I see" said the blind man as he picked up his hammer and saw.

If only we could convince US banks not to use MFA only via SMS

Seconded. I switched from namecheap when they raised the price of my domain. I never had a problem with name cheap but porkbin is cheaper.

Roasted crickets with salt, lime, and chili makes a great snack. My only issue is that the legs get stuck in my teeth.

Silkworm pupae taste like eating a mushroom is a forest after it rains.

Indiegogo also tries to sneak a crazy high tip to the platform when you back a project now.

I've been using pixey.org for a year or so. No complaints

I haven't used it but Random User Agent exists as a firefox add-on.

I've been very happy with Summit on Android.

Edit: changed link to app website

Reddit has said it is working to convince logged-out users to create accounts as logged-in users, which are more lucrative for its business.

So more blocking of content for lurkers. I wonder how long redlib will continue to work

I use posteo for email and use davx5 to sync contacts and calendars to their carddav and caldav servers.