All pics are coming back as too small, on both mobile apps and desktop.

Reflector isn’t that smart of a tool. That’s exactly what happened and why I stopped using it.

I don’t use reflector, I just pick a couple of local .edu mirrors that proved themselves fast in past and that’s all I use. I only change if the mirror is performing poorly.

Pick a different mirror.

Trolls gonna troll

Yeah but YouTube music is utter trash and we don’t use it anyways. We’re just gonna cancel the subscription tbh with you, paying $25 a month was already not worth it so we’re just gonna jump ship now contrary to how we dealt with Netflix and their incremental increases. Getting tired of service providers overcharging everyone and constantly raising prices, not because they added more value but because you got used to paying for it so you’ll probably keep paying.

It’s time for a new YouTube, y’all.

My hack was to get older and have a couple of kids that wear you out, fall asleep on the couch around 9:30 and get up daily around 5:30am without an alarm because your body says you slept enough.

All jokes aside, start sticking to a consistent sleep schedule and your body will wake itself up, no phones or alarms required.

I still haven’t heard a convincing argument to not use .local and I see no reason to stop.

The orb is nothing, the orb is all things.

How do you avoid “hoarding”?

Looks at my 28TB storage array that’s 3/4 full…

I’ve blocked 15 instances for overall spam/trash comments and 210 individuals subs so far.

Furrys, anime, spam, porn, alt-right, etc.

Shit like this is why trucks cost $100k now.

The use of a single channel should be against the rules for commerce apps.

Can you post a picture or a link to the cage you’re talking about? I bet you this would be done in 10 minutes in tinkercad

Edit: just saw the imgur link, that doesn’t look terribly complicated to make from scratch.

Fuck off already you’re not funny

What’s that in bananas? 🍌

I like this math lesson

Yes.

Unpopular opinion: flatpaks enable lazy developers to keep old versions of required Python dependencies working longer.