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Maybe throw in a budget to help people narrow down the search. Else consider a budget android tablet + case with port covers and use some kind of remote desktop application over lan. Not sure what software (you may have a preference on Foss or proprietary) or what tablet (need the budget)

Edit for 20 mins of searching so take it with a grain of salt: looks like anydesk has a Linux client if you don't care about proprietary. Else VNC/tigerVNC might be a good way to go then get an android client for them like AVNC on fdroid. Personally haven't done this so maybe someone who does have the experience can shine some light (or post questions on the Lemmy instance). As for the actual tablet any modern android should do but I'm going to assume less is best in terms of price so something like a lenovo tab P11 or a fire tablet HD 10 + a case designed to withstand kids shouldn't break the bank.

Usually feel great after a cry, but some times I treat myself with a shower in the dark with music or a podcast playing in the background

Optical discs (blu-rays, DVDs, cds, etc...). I hate that I have to justify buying one or having a collection.

I rather buy used ssds off eBay from a known brand.

Oh alright thank you for the info didn't know much this this works besides the basics. I don't really post anything, including replies, that I wouldn't on any other public forum so I'm fine if anyone can still it.

I guess it really depends on your area. I hear stories that it's the bee's knees and then other ones where the signal is so congested, especially if using a mvno. Personally I'm sticking with 4g, in my area 5g is about the same in speed unless you want to stay up til like 4am to get a decent boost.

Oh I didn't answer twice on this specific post but on another one that OP made. There is another reply on this post but its from a different person so yeah its probably just a federation issue but aye if you guys can still see it hope it helps.

No worries honest mistake their names are really similar, haha. Check it out its on android its like a hardened Firefox

Woah keep forgetting people can still see my reply even after deleting it. I didn't want to spam OP since I basically copied my other reply that's why I deleted

Yeah you can select multiple bookmarks on mull and "copy to clipboard" then paste them into whatever spreadsheet editor you want if that's what you meant? You can then format the links correctly on something like Calc or excel. I never personally tried extensions but that might be another route you can take. Sorry for all of the downvotes the privacy community isn't always this hostile to a simple question. Hope you have a good one

Yeahh its not a feature on Mull. Think OP got confused with Mullvad browser or something

Unless you want to add in your firefox login info to mull best option would be adding each bookmark to a spreadsheet and ~ manually adding each bookmark to your new browser ~

Edit: got a case of 2am brain over here and forgot an easier way. After saving the spreadsheet make sure its formatted correctly as hyperlinks that way you can export the spreadsheet as an HTML file. Depending on what desktop browser you can then import the HTML file in your bookmark manager

No prep? Probably any no/low powered villian, the dumber the better chances

Top of my head: chip away at the boulder and take it piece by piece

Give me a minute

Ah that makes sense was hoping for something like what you described. Lmk if you aren't able to create a feature request I'll gladly make a github account for this. Thank you so much for the clarification.

Used to say liftoff but now Voyager is easily my favorite. Took some time getting used to but not bad at all.

Appreciate the feedback I'll definitely look at that if I ever need to debloat again. Assuming yes but does it function the same when used on android tv? Don't particularly have one just curious

Just to clarify to not confuse OP. When you say dilute that means mixing it with another oil, right? Like coconut oil or something?