It is great news. It feels like they didn’t do it because of the change.org though, the uservoice has been requesting it for years.

I use one at home so I can use warm water instead of cold, works decently well

a lot*

Half the UK would say you are. The other half would say you’re correct.

New job lined up Ready to go. Hours will probably be worse, on-call with suck, flexibility of hours will probably be worse.

But I should learn a lot more and improve my skills, currently, I’m stagnant and not doing anything useful. Looking forward to a change, even if I am nervous

Can we defed from blahaj zone whilst we’re at it? Almost every thread with users from there are arguments, hate, or insults. I’m trying to avoid reddit style drama being here.

I resigned, boss seems to be in denial thinking I’ll stay for a crappy pay rise, HR isn’t replying or acknowledging it.

Could be worse though.

Oh yeah, I started seeding it when there was a surge of people wanting to rewatch it before the new one and it wasn’t on streaming sites yet. Easily my biggest ratio, nearly 2000 ratio now.

Over 2900 votes on User Voice https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/935538-accounts-payments/suggestions/33188971-accept-monero-for-payment

So if that isn’t good enough I can’t see a Change.org making a difference.

Signed and got a couple friends to as well

Do 1 more line and it’s the England flag 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

That would be something you do within the Client Settings page. You can have custom settings that are separate from the Global Default.

I find the interface feels more modern and interactive, I didn’t like how static PiHole felt with adding to a list then manually restarting Gravity.

AGH has support for more list types, it has more features built-in, such as DNS over TLS so I can use it on my phone even when I’m not home.

And personally I feel like its less buggy, I’ve never encountered a problem on AGH, whereas I did on PiHole.

AdGuard Home (I prefer it to PiHole)

OtterWiki

Wireguard

Forgejo

Tandoor

Weightlifting can require insanely heavy weights, they take up a lot of storage and cost a lot of money. Gyms also offer the benefits of having specialised machines that focus on specific muscles. I used to go to a commercial gym then built a home gym, I’ve spent over £2,000 and I’m still not close to finished.

Sure you can do bodyweight stuff, or limited exercises with adjustable dumbbells and resistance bands, but you won’t get nearly as strong as a good gym, training plan, and diet.

I haven’t read the source material, but so far I’m really enjoying it. My only gripe is that the episodes are short, I’d rather 45min episodes.

Wooosh.

childless men miss sense of community

Myself and everyone I know works remote. We’re all childless/childfree and not a single one of us miss any community, we all feel there are zero downsides to it. This just comes across like propaganda to stop people working remote and return to office.

Not exactly, but when I was in student dorms, the day when the contract ended if you booked for next year you paid basically nothing and got the highest tier of speeds, I assume its a bug in their system or something because its only for that 1 day and they dont advertise it as a special offer.

Years ago before Meta bought it, it was good. So I think it kind of counts.