nebulaone @ nebulaone @lemmy.world

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I hate it when there is a HGH syringe in my burger.

OHH, it's Africa, I'm so fucking retarded.

This only applies to anything taken orally and absorbed by the intestine. Also this can both be positive or negative since it increases or decreases absorption of the active agent, which makes it less predictable. Most "ingredients" dont cross the blood-brain barrier.

I can assure you, had I posted this on facebook people would tell me Im insane.

Oh and (1) psychoactive compound found in nature (mainly plants) (2) It isn't but a lot of "average joes" claim it is.

If you are talking about enzyme inhibition in the liver, that is just another advantage of isolated chemicals. The metabolization is far more predictable.

Edit: I think I misread your comment.

GrapheneOS uses its own privacy focused location service. There is no need for root privileges. https://eylenburg.github.io/android_comparison.htm

I respect that you aren't denying that, despite your personal preference.

Using microG location services requires root.

I don't think you can. You can only stop internet connections made by Google with the RethinkDNS app (or similar). Changing the location service usually requires flashing a different OS like GrapheneOS.

I wish it was. Edit: "all natural" is a main selling point in a lot of ads.

• Risk of Rain 2
• Hollow Knight
• Earthbound

Non-game instrumental artists:

• GoGo Penguin
• Floating Points (especially "Promises")
• Kiasmos
• Max Cooper
• Boards of Canada
• Reid Willis
• C418

mr krabs AAHHHHHHHHHHHHH

DNS66 is also very good, but the last update was 3 years ago.

How could I forget about KDE Connect. I also use Binary Eye. Great list!

The dns only option can be selected by tapping the arrow icon next to the start/stop button.

Firewall -> universal firewall rules. Or you can run it in dns mode only if you dont want to block any apps.

At this point I will probably just back up all the files and re-format the disk, as I can mount usb flash drives without any issue, so I am assuming there is something wrong with the external hard drive.

I ran Nautilus with root privileges, same error message. I will read about FUSE support, though, thanks.

GUI is the default Gnome file manager (Nautilus).

When I create 2TB It tries to mount at 2TB1.