Would Coke Zero be an acceptable substitute?

Because the cursed bloodline ends with me.

uBlock Origin is your friend

because most of them aren’t calling, they’re using VOIP/Internet calling and aren’t in the country.  Hard to go after people several continents away.

you’re mostly right... for calls originating from a phone account. VOIP calls are not subject to most of the things you are talking about. I was getting spam called and texted to the point that I no longer have a phone number. I use Google Chat to make phone calls. NOT Google Voice, Google chat. I pull up my gmail, go…

My understanding is it’s like “common cold” as it’s lumped in with true allergies (along with things like being “allergic to sunlight” or “allergic to water”). While they’re not technically true allergies, in that they aren’t caused by the immune system over-reacting to a benign protein (like peanut, dander, or bee…

No, it’s Jessica Henwick, THE Colleen Wing from the Netfilx Marvel Universe.

Can confirm. I use this trick.

I would argue that the only “good” ones in your list are Rampage and Prince of Persia.

If I had a dollar to bet, I would bet that “The authors of these slideshows aren’t thrilled with the slideshows, either, but that the management issued an edict that they have to do one every so often because they drive clicks and ad dollars and these authors really enjoy getting paid so that they can buy food and pay…

Chrome does not have 65% of the browser market. Chromium based browsers do. Chrome is based on Chromium, so is Edge, so is Opera, so are quite a few others.

Ishtar.  It would absolutely work this time!

They are social, and live in nests underground (most hornets) or hanging from houses and trees (most yellowjackets).

Deslide

With respect to Burnie Burns, who explained on a podcast: I told my kids, “it doesn’t matter if you are doing the thing ‘ironically’. You are still doing it and you are the same as the people doing it ‘for real’.”

The thing is, Science has tested “essential oils”. It has tested “alternative medicines”. It has tested “folk remedies”. The ones that work cease to be “essential oils” and become “Medicine”.

that would be a good option, however I think the one they chose is pretty damn good:

It’s because those “woowoo” health people are”woowoo”. Just cause they accidentally got one right, doesn’t make them smart. If my toddler says “Tonight’s winning lotto numbers are: 1-2-3-4-5-6" doesn’t mean he’s a genius if those lotto numbers actually hit. They didn’t go through the rigorous methods and testing to…

Same basic plot.  The guy has a bracelet that steals other people’s luck and gives it to him.  So if he uses it to avoid death, someone else will die.  If he uses it to win money, someone else will lose money.  Etc...

I found the same issue.  I’m on Comcast.  Anytime I switch my DNS servers, everything starts to get slow.  I can’t prove that Comcast is purposefully throttling that, but anecdotally, it seems that way.