I never thought of it like that.
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I keep meaning to get my eyes checked because any time I go shopping now I gotta pull out my phone, take a pic, zoom in on pic to read the ingredients for anything we haven't bought before (partner has allergies).
I thought my eyes would be fine forever.
You saw the comment and verified it. We'll done.
That's not so far off from Pornhub's Year In Review 2024 that had the Linux share of the desktop space at 5.1%.
Just sayin.
I think we're talking about different programs. I use Pass which has otp support. There are extensions for browser support but I'm only familiar with the cli.
I didn't know what community I was reading your question in. Sorry.
What is OTA in this instance? I use OTP with pass-otp but I suspect you're talking about something else.
Careful you don't trip over it.
Elon Musk has promised to donate to Rep. Thomas Massie’s re-election campaign as the Kentucky Republican faces down the wrath of Donald Trump.
I found a reference in Wikipedia (edit 3) so afaic my work here is done.
Edit 1: Oh fuck, it's a circular reference. Dammit.
Trying to verify this. So far I found this but have not confirmed it's legit in any way:
Edit 1: Laundry, Shooting At Venus, and Surviving Two Back-To-Back Ship Sinkings Part 1 | archive.org
Edit 2: Laundry, Shooting At Venus, and Surviving Two Back-To-Back Ship Sinkings Part 1 | Vuink - Repost of article found in Edit 1.
Edit 3: USS Langley (CV-1) | World War II
On the entry of the US into World War II, Langley was anchored off Cavite, Philippines.[5][19] On 8 December, following the invasion of the Philippines by Japan, she departed Cavite for Balikpapan in the Dutch East Indies. In the natural state of alarm (the attack on Pearl Harbor had happened the day before) 300 rounds were shot at an object in the sky before it was realized that it was the planet Venus.[20]
Edit 4: This detailed history of the ship does not mention anything about firing at Venus:
Langley I (CV-1) | Naval History and Heritage Command
From the AerynOS About page: