That is certainly a cat. You can easily tell by the way it is.

More like raised by puritanical idiots with a government that is closely tied to the catholic church.

There’s certain files you can tell the browser to generate that is basically a list of all that stuff. Then just point librewolf to them. Pretty sure the librewolf website has a step by step guide.

Americans.

Because you don’t want [your boss] to see it at work

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Puritanical bullshit… what the fuck.

*It’s like tumblr banning nudity, which basically came down to banning any picture containing nipples. Except like, for a whole backwards country.

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I would use a brush with some soap and water to clean it. Most anything with bristles would do the job I think. Could just be how it was manufactured though.

The only stable invidious instance I know of is now a heck of a lot more stable thanks to it also.

Hope this can help:

https://vulpinecitrus.info/blog/guarding-git-forge-ai-scrapers/

I sit and think about it. Do you feel pressure to always be doing something? Sometimes just breathing is enough.

As a Canadian, I have to buy small size t-shirts from Costco (an American company) because the medium sizes are what Canadian retailers would label as large.

I need to remember this when I come across another brain dead (literally) ai zealot.

Definitely. I had a Hawk attempt to hunt my Dachshund that was sleeping by the front window and well… it’s surprising how heavy Hawks are.

then I start to hear the Whispers of Chaos…

"Do you expect me to eat this… kibble? How dare you…

It reminds me of a condition owls get sometimes where certain muscles in their neck become overstressed and can’t be used, so you have an owl that can’t stand straight. The way to treat it is a full body cast so the muscles can relax. (IIRC)

Like this i gess :D

Pull a Tampopo and break in to cook them yourself (and clean up so no one knows). >:3

https://www.castironcollector.com/index.php

Try digging through this site if you want. It’s how I found out when (appr.) and where mine was made. It was pretty cool learning the history of my ~80 year old pan.