BlueÆther @ BlueEther @no.lastname.nz

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I don't understand why they need to share anything other than "this is the campaign we want to run" eg, "we want to run an ad campaign to target adults under 30 returning to NZ, the ad will be this 'Student Loan Repayment' copy"

Ask JD Vance?

It's been nearly 35 years since I did uni level calc and I've not really used in the the years since - fucked if I could figure it out without a lot of

<insert search engine of choice>

"Water finds its level, therefore the earth cant be round"

/Sorry

We use them as just the tide flow here.

I wouldn't be taken aback if someone said half tide, and is probably what I would use if I was asked on the spot

That looks like lots of good work 👍

and then he down votes my comment

When I was doing a lot of custom ROMs on xda I had some guy supply a new phone to me to further develop on - this happened twice. It's nice when it happens but it's not why I was building ROMs

so lemmy on their join-lemmy.org site have this, https://join-lemmy.org/donate

Goodbye?

I only use proton VPN for public wifi and have had no issues with it. Can select your locations and some do support torrenting if you need that.

I don’t quite think the front fell off though

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7a6hu6Z7Pkg

that just might get a blood-stain where you were standing

Very interesting, I made a local community !kiwiclassifieds@no.lastname.nz a year or so ago but have done nothing with it

I saw a reference to it the other day but didn't look further, it looks like the windows docker image can only run as athe same os as the base release

Not that toy, but the box looked much the same

I have tried Arch, btw, but at the time I think I would have been using openSUSE or maybe Gentoo

I wonder if the windows docker image could be of use?

That is very true.

The toy we had was from around 2010, I think that there may have been less risk back then, but your point still stands (PS I was using linux as a desktop)

We've had one like that, you could even plug it into a computer and access it as a usb flash drive and change the sounds