Literally, most people with Goyte; his music outside his one hit wonder is so fucking good. I highly recommend listening to more of his work if you haven't.
No worries, it's a common misconception. It doesn't help that Nickelback was founded in 1995 and the song came out in 2002 iirc.
Hero wasn't by them, it was only by Chad.
OP:
posts about tracking and not consenting to give data away
also OP:
uses Google Chrome
NoShitSherlock.jpeg
Exactly what I was thinking!
AdGuard. You can get a lifetime license through stack social for anywhere between $16-$30. It also does HTTPS filtering.
OP blocked for clickbait.
Gay guy here, honestly just bringing my boyfriend to the point of no return; I don’t need to nut myself because being able to help someone do it makes me feel so good.
I’ve always spelt it with two Ls and just found after your comment that American English doesn’t 🤢
I added more JPEG for OP:
If your RSS feeder doesn't allow you to filter out keywords (looking at Reeder on Devices), this service allows you to exclude content.
I personally use it to remove ads, sponsored articles and articles about Trump/Elon. For podcasts, I used to remove both sponsored podcasts and episodes featuring the word trump or Elon.
If you find the service useful, the creator has a BuyMeACoffee Page here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/siftrss
The project has versions for Windows, Linux and macOS, and even ARM builds for those using M Series macs and ARM on Linux.
Link here: https://github.com/rmcrackan/Libation
My brother got me a Ted figure knowing I love the movie(s) and the new TV show, he had it sent to my home and it seems during transit that the head/neck joint piece broke in two.
Is there anything I can do, or alternatives to these? Thank you!
Edit: thank you all for the advice!
Some apps will save the text of the webpage in your account, while others just strip everything but the text on the webpage.
If you want to ensure the article you are reading doesn't succumb to link rot, using this method ensures you'll still have the article.
Alternatively, using Firefox Reader Mode, Vivaldi Reader Mode or Safari's Reader Mode, you can email yourself the text of the article and access it anytime through your email. You can create a folder or label to organize them!
I figured this may lead to an interesting discussion in the comments.
How has your use of Technology changed in the past year? I'll start.
Due to the rise of streaming services and Sony/discovery removing content from libraries, I downloaded all my iTunes purchases onto a 2TB SSD (which I'll soon need to get another).
Like many, I've stopped using Reddit outside of Google search.
I've reduced my subscriptions to just two. (Apple One and Google One)
I've purchased DVDs/Blu rays of my favorite uncensored shows (Family Guy and American Dad) and ripped them and watch them through Cloud storage (Google Drive via Infuse for Apple platforms, and Kodi for Windows)(I've also purchased MakeMKV just because it is so damn useful)
I've used Google App Scripts to bypass some Gmail limitations to make filters that I otherwise couldn't. For instance, in Outlook.com, you can block email addresses and domains before you have ever gotten an email from them. In Gmail, you can't. The best you can do is create a filter that deletes them. In my case, I've created a Google App Script that runs every hour and looks for (@.mil) domain emails and marks them as spam. (I am in college, and I fucking hate that they give my email to recruiters.)
