sure! lemme click on that… “Gift Articles for New York Times Subscribers Help Center”‽
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Stuped person says stuped things, people boom
I have trouble with using tone in my words but not interpreting tone from others’ words. Weird, isn’t it?
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sure! lemme click on that… “Gift Articles for New York Times Subscribers Help Center”‽
fairly sure this is outdated. the UI was updated in june 2023, and many of the skeumorph-esque widgets here no longer exist.
In Congress, during a private session, intelligence on their spying was presented.
Could you give an example?
Could you talk more on not trusting Wikipedia?
Yeah, and 1. Even in 2018 there was only like 25% more searches compared to the 2012 and 2025 peak of 100% more 2. TechCrunch covered #deletefacebook when that happened anyways 3. 2012 was “The Year Facebook Finally Tried to Make Some Money”. I don’t see what people mean by “not doing justice”, as TechCrunch seems to be covering how to delete Facebook when people want to delete Facebook.
Come on. The last time searches for deleting Facebook trended this much was in 2012. And even then, they posted pretty much the same thing but for just Facebook in 2022.
I’m sure on everything except smell. I was surprised too.
kagamine ren #1
have you tried a fsck?
/j
“Folktale” is a better description but I agree
or bypass paywalls clean. though all this is contributing to a bit of irony…
they are upset, as upset as any normal person is against those meme clickbait garbage videos
That would make sense. I’d like some links.
I agree that I’d be very curious as to what the violations actually are, but…
Looking at the linked-from-the-“due to differences”-link emails… jesus christ… so that’s what people mean by Mozilla prioritizing greedy money…
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