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  • Is this a screenshot of a tweet where someone just posted a screenshot of their reply to a Threads post?

  • Affected bones glowed a greenish-white colour in the dark.

    Oh

  • Well someone has to bring the crime back up

  • "comment amen if you agree"

  • I didn't know estrogen was a verb

  • Spamming props in Gmod creative with random sizes

  • "sexual mishap warning" had me expecting a personal story of some sort and so I was just getting more and more confused reading your reply for a while.

  • Hot

  • You're right I can

  • It is confusing!

    If it's "ancient" it's probably about Native Americans. "American Indian" generally means Native American while "Indian-American" would refer to someone who's part of the Indian diaspora. If it's mystical and from India, I think Hindu and Vedic tend to get used more even if it's not actually Hindu or Vedic.

  • That looks more like a rear protection than a CRT.

  • Airmazon

  • Sideloading is a term made up by i-drive in the 90s to describe the process of copying a file from someone else's i-drive to your own. How it ended up becoming the term for installing apps not from a store isn't clear, but I'd guess it's because you aren't "downloading" from a store and more "sideloading" like you might music to an MP3 player (at least in the early days).

    Google continuing to restrict the ability to install apps how you want is bullshit, but it's not like the word sideloading is some nefarious propaganda made up by Big App Store. It's just slang that evolved beyond its original meaning.

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

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  • I think this needs more edits, watermarks, screenshot crops, and rounds of being put into meme compilation videos before being screenshotted with the player UI visible.

  • Some of those last mile drivers go fast, both in speed on the road and the time they take at each stop

  • rule 32

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  • Choc lobster

  • I think it'd just be better for it to ignore DST honestly

  • The problem is that it's a smart feeder, so it adjusted its internal clock with DST. A "dumb" feeder would've stayed at the same "physical" time because it also would have no concept of DST.