SkaveRat

And don’t need heating and lighting

It’s 30%, btw

and the problem is, that, as a developer, you can’t just go and release your stuff on gog

Y’know… I’d watch that

I’m using an old broken netbook to prop open my living room window

sure.

You can attach an external display. Or turn it into a small home server

Sure, but if people are explicitly asking for vegan cookbooks, I don’t think they’d enjoy having a bunch of the recipes feature meat and even more some form of dairy

At least you’d want recipes that have known working vegan substitutes, so you don’t have to experiment yourself. You very often can’t just randomly substitute ingredients 1:1 and expect a good result

are you sure? From what I know about the cuisines there they do use a lot of dairy and a fair bit of meat.

I could be wrong, though

sure, but if she streamed for her enjoyment and got swatted, it wouldn’t make a difference

DO NOT ANSWER

as a webdev: this is (mostly) not really chrome’s fault.

It’s the fault of devs not testing or not getting enough time to get something run on more than just chrome.

For too long the web standards were “eh, it’s stable enough. works on one browser, works on all”. But that only holds true for the basic feature set. When you start using features that are not super common, the browser implementations start to diverge slightly. And that needs to be tested for. But often isn’t

They should just say no. Unless Microsoft pays for the construction of the renewable power plants to power the centers. Before they turn it on

That way the country at least has some nice infrastructure when the DC inevitably doesn’t actually get built

from what I heard and saw from some mods (who can see the statistics on the old.reddit usage), it’s less than 10%, sadly.

the vast majority is using the shitty new design