Fuck that guy chemical

Has someone pointed out that they picked a blue state because all the red states are even shittier places to live than Iran?

And it’s explicitly opt-in, not opt-out.

Reminds of that website some guy created where you had to type in your credit card details to find out if someone had your credit card details 🤔

Well the product was the users, but since it’s mostly bot traffic now I’m not really sure ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

lol, ROFL even

Nissan Frontier. I could touch the sensor, but without taking the intake off I couldn’t get any tools back there. If I had a day to waste I may have tried to do it myself, but that doesn’t happen to me very often

Recently thought I’d try to change my own camshaft position sensors. Changed my mind when I realized I’d had have to take the intake off to get to them.

I don’t want a tool to avoid Flock cameras. I want a tool that uses my Bluetooth to turn Flock cameras into bricks.

Every post on the fediverse is specifically directed at me, therefore I must respond when someone has the audacity to mention something I don’t like.

Very helpful, thank you!

It’s on a desktop, not a laptop, which is why I didn’t encrypt it this time. But, the more I thought about it, the more it worried me that someone could just pop out my drive and get instant access. I live in the US and it’s starting to feel like they’re going to start breaking into houses looking for banned material any day now.

My head canon is that this happens because Microsoft’s security team is feuding with whoever developed this particular software.

Wendy’s

I had to do this with a PC once. I upgraded the GPU in an old HP, and then it would overheat playing Modern Warfare 2. Finally just took off the side of the case and pointed a box fan at it. Never overheated again.

Yeah I kinda thought it was, I just wasn’t home to double check. I’m not sure which DE OP is using, though.

I’m not sure exactly how Bazzite differs, but I ran into a similar issue when I switched from Windows to Ubuntu. Ubuntu could see the drives, but they weren’t mounted, so I couldn’t access them. I used a utility that I think is just called “Disks,” but it might be a Gnome specific utility so I don’t know if it works on Bazzite. With that utility I was able to set the drives up to mount automatically at startup.

Try going to your file manager and looking for something like “other locations.” If your system can see the drives, they might show up there, and you might be able to mount them that way.

Good luck!

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On Android or iOS? I’m pretty sure the iOS app is just a re-skinned Safari, isn’t it?