I think being labeled a “tattler” is exactly why many kids wouldn’t speak up about something like this—your daughter is brave for telling you despite the pressure from the other kids. 

+1 for Inoreader, I think I ditched Feedly because their free version was lacking some features that Inoreader did have.

Agreed, Ino is the best I’ve tried. I also enjoy that the have a good iOS app.

+1 on Inoreader. I use the browser “app” and the Android mobile app. Both work very well and I’ve nitpicked at them all.  Two things I need in both environments:  Dark mode and unread count badges.  Inoreader is the only one that does both very well.

Inoreader. Tried Feedly and others, but the UI and customizations work best for me.

Plethora. Too much, eh? (I’m not crazy about myriad, either, as long as we’re talking about excessive ways to say “a bunch.”)

I love me some Ghibli movies, but a Ghibli Star Wars would be the story of a young girl who is excited-but-nervous about moving to an idyllic new planet, meets a colorful cast of locals who are all exceedingly kind and generous, spends a few minutes ravenously eating weirdly photogenic food, then has a crisis of self…

A whole shitload of, mostly white, women voted for Trump too. 

Sorry but vertical dock on the side of the screen is the way to go, TouchBar or not.

I don’t have a “redeem code” link in the side bar.  I tried going to “transaction history” but it says the code is invalid.

FWIW, Wirecutter is a big fan of IVPN and TorGuard; vpnMentor likes NordVPN and ExpressVPN; That One Privacy Site seems to like IVPN, Mullvad, NordVPN, Trust.Zone, Vpnbook, and WireGuard; and RestorePrivacy likes ExpressVPN, Perfect Privacy, and NordVPN (top three).

Maybe you haven’t noticed but republicans only care about a baby’s health until it comes out.

This is great for apps like Facebook Lite that I can’t get updates through the app store. Thanks for the post.

I finally created my Kinja account just to share my Two Cents (*giggle*) on this. After being a loyal customer to AT&T U-verse for TV and internet for almost four years, I found myself calling in each year to get a lower price, get answers on bill changes, and threatening to leave. Each time, I learned something new…

Pushbullet. OH WAIT...