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So... No five?

Interesting. I clicked on a link here a couple weeks ago and was presented with this and wasn't really sure what it was. Thanks for sharing this! It seems like a good alternative.

This looks very different than the inky caps I know (and eat). Different genus, too. Are these edible? The Genus I know is Coprinus. Not sire about parasoles.

I try to, but I am really confused with my place. I live in a small town that is one of the more remote places of the US that is on an interstate (maybe a confliction), my neighbors on one side are Latino, and on the other Sikh, and neither one has had an observable change since January. I think that most of these folks believe they are safe here, and maybe that is true, but nobody wants to talk about it. The independence day stuff was muted, but it's really dry here so that is normal. Everyone respected that. Still plenty of music and gatherings and what not. But most folks here are conservative, even those who are vocal about their dislike of Trump.

So, to answer your question, I touch grass daily. I mean, this is bad. I can't get other people onboard, hey still seem to feel that it is affecting "others." I work for the federal government, and they say things like "they don't mean you" and I think, they mean us.

Our plugs now have plugs I guess.

The homeless-industrial complex. Which, having thought that out, sounds awful.

Generally our organs don't rupture without some other function. In your example, we probably don't have good studies to reflect how long humans can hold urine in until "something" happens. We do have good studies on trauma patients, and I think that would be where the rupturing would be.

I used the block element feature of Ublock, but I don't know if that works in incognito or if it blocks their cookies. I also grew tired of having to disable it but didn't consider the ramifications of making it invisible to me 🤔

From a brief look, this seems way more approachable than the Linux "Bible" or whatever it was called that I used 20 years ago.

That is nuts. I've always liked hardwired better but hard to do that with a mobile phone.

I don't really understand how this works, so struggle to see any benefits (only drawbacks😐). It does make me thankful my provider is a small local company. Not the fastest, but probably no spying.

I used Asunder a lot when I was converting to digital and it handled tagging pretty well except for CDs I made from things like Napster files. It doesn't look like it is updated very frequently now, tho.