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2 months agoNo VPN. ISP is Comcast in USA. My OS is Windows 7, not sure if it considers that to be shady. Was using “Pale Moon” web browser at first. Then I tried in different browsers and had similar results in Chrome and Firefox.
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Cake day: September 30th, 2021
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5·3 months agoWhat about nature documentaries like “Meerkat Manor” and “Uptown Otters” that assign names to the animals and give them personalities to construct a storyline.
Or historical fiction comedy like “Our Flag Means Death” and “The Great”.
BBC mockumentaries “Look Around You” and “Cunk on Earth”.
He wasn’t going to add compass because most people don’t use it, but then he added it to the Core 2 Duo as a favor to a friend who helped on that version and wanted a compass in it.
Is there anything Americans could do to petition other countries to help us? ICC or the UN? Or in civil court, could we crowdfund lawyers to sue the government?
7·2 years agoWhat I’m most looking forward to on a new Pebble:
- Battery life. With the battery and cpu efficiency improvements in the last 10 years, if the features and other specs stay the same then battery life should be incredible. I think month-long battery is likely possible.
- Improved voice recognition and AI features. Pebble had voice recognition but it sent everything to a server to process. Now they could run speech-to-text on the watch itself or on the connected phone.
- More durable buttons. A known issue with the Pebble 2 is eventually the buttons turn to mush.
25·2 years agoI wish there was a company like Fairphone or Framework laptops but for TVs.
It’s a bug in the dark theme CSS. On the light theme it’s a much more subtle highlight.
Update: Eventually I was able to get in using Chrome or Firefox. Their hashrate was much faster than Pale Moon. Still can’t use lemmy.ml in Pale Moon.
I tested some other instances that are behind Anubis: quokk.au, lemmy.ca, lemmy.nz. The difficulty levels they assigned me were 1, 3, 4 respectively and I was able to get in after a few seconds. dbzero uses haphash and their challnge took my browser 566 ms.