uMatrix makes this easy. Made by the creator of uBlock Origin.

Same meme, technically higher res and less jpeg, but more importantly it doesn't have some stupid titkok user's watermark on it

Not autocorrect; text prediction.

This is a great example of where linking to a blog post about an announcement is better than linking to the announcement itself:

after digging a bit deeper, I discovered that there was originally a longer, more detailed announcement that was later scrapped. I found it in a GitLab commit made by Jean. [Link to GitLab comment in article]

Good job, itsfoss.com

https://youtu.be/I6OXjnBIW-4

Is it, though?

People can communicate however they want

what does it matter to you?

You right

I'm not sure if it's selfhostable

Holy fucking shit. I almost was exposed to a swear word on the Internet by some asshole cunt. That bitch didn't know it's fucking illegal to swear on the Internet. Thank fucking god someone put a box over it so it's only heavily implied making me entirely safe from the scary-as-fuck word and distracted me from the area by circling the punchline that I would have never seen without it. I was about to shit a brick.

fuck

For those saying this is AI

Here's more pixels

And another pic

Also, here is the cat's insta
https://imginn.com/cheese_eggen/

Would you please give a quick tl;dr of the marketing campaign you speak of?

Do all the videos use the same schtick of 'movie voiceover' voice for the entirety of the video?

An experiment because someone once thought "you know what would be better than two oscilloscopes?"

I appreciate it. <3

Who doesn't like to break wind?

Original for more pixels

https://imginn.com/p/CKd1nFOBwJY/

Edit: uhh... The quality of this one is not any better and the resolution is actually lower. Instagram wont let me use it without logging in, and I refuse to use Instagram. Imginn is a new tool I'm trying out, so maybe there's something there that's making the quality lower.

Edit2: okay, apparently I have to download the image to get the full quality. There's gotta be a way to let me just copy it instead.

I got the idea of the article after looking it over, but the title of this post is really difficult.

Does this sum it up similarly?

TIL that as you increase your walking speed there is a point where walking any faster would take more energy than running

I am really struggling to understand what this title is trying to say.

Your link points to a directory in the repo code, rather than the repo itself:

https://github.com/duyfken/alternative-front-ends/tree/mobile

vs

https://github.com/duyfken/alternative-front-ends