It could be even worse. Some needs enjoy to learn things, anything. Doesn't,t matter if it's NixOs or plastering.
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Went to a foodtruck festival last month. We shared some food with each other. The music was okay. There were free activities for kids and free canoeing.
All in all pretty expensive, but it was a nice day.
The internet was not meant to be a commercial space. You gotta fight for you right to shitpost.
Assuming you're on android, you can use this download link on your phone to download the .apk for NewPipe. This link is a direct download to install the app. (If you don't trust my link, you can got to newpipe.net yourself), so if you click it, it should immediately start downlaoading and you can follow the steps to install the app. It's pretty self explanatory.
It's a frontend for youtube that removes all ads. You can't comment or like, but you can subscribe to channels via NewPipe, just like you're used to in youtube. But no ads. You do not need to login, it is not tied to your youtube account.
Youtube doesn't like ad dodging frontends, so every once in while the app won't work and you'll need to go back to youtube (or a different alternative) for a day or two until the folks at NewPipe fix it again. It's kind of an arms race like that, but with advertising.
You must be subscribed to memes and shitposts
Well yes, social media sucks. But so does Buzzfeed
I've been a trucker for many years. Not the fastest vehicle, but still relatively fast and a lot more hours on the road than the average person. I'm pretty sure that time rather shortened my life than extended it. All the sitting and the fastfood are not good for your general wellbeing. Also the fact that I grew to hate the job, was very detrimental.
Y'all don't even know how to punch a punchcard, let alone how to write instructions with it. Bunch of babies!
A quick google search gives me options for €40/€50. But I don't know if they match exactly.
I always win every argument... in hindsight.
I use it all the time to spark my creativity. Something like "I need to write an email about this and that to such and such people. Give me five suggestions"
It's always fascinating to see how much this guy lived his role as Saru