Oh that's definitely true, it was just a matter of the fact that you don't need to label the boy and girl toy aisles because the explosion of pink or the lack thereof already says what it is.

It definitely doesn't have one because the iPhone doesn't either.

I was amused years ago when target proudly started claiming that they no longer labeled the ‘girls’ and ‘boys’ toys aisles... Yet when you go there, all you have to do is wander into the explosion of pink and you know you’re in the girls toys section. Why can’t girls have other colors? The ‘boys’ stuff is reds,…

Ugh the vagina bones thing is a huge reminder that we seriously need to improve the sex/health education in this country. The top of her hips are no where near the vagina... Reminds me of that dude that tried to argue down a female ob/gyn about what a vagina is.

Ublock origin can block these w/ the element picker. I do it to get rid of a ton of annoyances around here, like the things that repeat a quote from the article in big letters and the obnoxious module that loads the next article in line.

It’s not so much that I can't search for it, it's more that I don't care enough to do so.

I mean, the only stuff I’ve liked on there have either been cancelled or are Stranger Things and when I look at most of this stuff... *shrug*

At this point, can’t this just be summerized by

Serious question though... Has the definition of pop-up changed over the years? I haven’t seen a legit pop-up in ages since almost all browsers block them by default now and even ad servers seem to have moved on to other ways to annoy users. It used to be a pop-up ad meant one that opened a new foreground window full…

Some hot water from the sink and a cup that’s big enough to hold the breast milk pouch does great. Takes about the same time as it takes to change a diaper, just get it started before you head back to feed/change the kiddo. I used a laser thermometer to check it.

*sigh*

This is, the Pi would only handle dns queries, which is a very light weight protocol. The rest of your network traffic wouldn’t touch the Pi at all. The thing is, since the ad blocking sits at the DNS resolver, the pi can provide ad blocking even for things you couldn’t dream of having ad block on otherwise. I’ve seen…

Yeah, the thing is, dns is a pretty lightweight protocol. I have twenty odd devices on my network between pc’s, phones, smart devices all of them chatting away. My current load averages: Load: 0.29 0.16 0.1

If you've got some technical knowledge, you should check out pi.hole. It's an open source dns server designed to run on a raspberry pi (or a docker image or a Linux machine), which serves as an ad blocker at the DNS level. It will let you block sites at the domain level (with regex support too!). It works great for…

I go a step further and block the update servers at the firewall. Too often I’ve disabled updates and had Windows go out and start updating anyway and inevitably force an update reboot while I’m working on something. Then, after something has been out for a while I go out and manually download the roll up updates they…

They really should expand that app to let you grab screenshots directly though..

I recently had to reset my ps4 due to a power loss corrupting the hard drive and lost all my screenshots and videos. It would be nice if they’d sync to a cloud service like Google photos or Amazon... It’s be super easy to share from there. Hell, for that matter I used to have to send screenshots/vids to Facebook just…

Interesting! How do I install this sneakernet app??

I second the Aeron chair actually. I got mine used for a fraction of the price of a new one AND it's basically the most comfortable chair over ever sat in. I also add that I've had mine for a decade and it has held up just fine. Oh, also, I have a bad back and the Aeron is one of the few chairs that I never have an…

I second the Aeron chair actually. I got mine used for a fraction of the price of a new one AND it's basically the…

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