remer @ remer @lemmy.ml

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If this is actually real this is HUGE

They’ve been failing the “crumple test” for a few years now. The fabric holds a ton of wrinkles after bunching it in your hand.

For me Uniqlo has taken a turn for the worse. Clothing I bought from them years ago is still in great condition. Things I’ve bought in the last year are falling apart and feel cheaper.

Got to rehydrate after losing that much fluid.

Uhhh… what is dsm-v?

Either way I’m guaranteed to scratch the screen by getting sand in there so it’s a no-go for me.

New Jersey

True. I personally wouldn’t want to host a public instance because of the chance that illegal content could be uploaded and because my isp would take issue with the data usage. I was wondering if someone had done the work in creating something similar. I’ve definitely got the horsepower for a private service share amongst friends and family.

Large companies get attacked so often that the sheer volume of reports is going to make main stream media stop paying attention.

Are you affiliated in any way with this company? This feels like an ad.

Third time’s the charm. Best of luck to them.

I didn’t realize imax was still film. I figured it went digital with everything else.

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Exciting news but they still have a long way to go before commercial availability:

The big problem is that the devices are horrifically short-lived. Even the most stable device made by the first group had dropped to 80 percent of its original efficiency after just 66 hours of exposure to sunlight. The second was somewhat better, managing to reach 347 hours before dropping below 80 percent. Assuming 12 hours of sunlight a day, however, that translates to less than a month of use, which is terrible.>

I know brother makes tank printers but I’m not familiar with those models specifically. Every printer recommendation I’ve seen over that last few years is firmly pointed at brother. That’s a great starting point.

Could it be something to do with a setting to hide read posts?

I just started using this a few hours ago and it's a game-changer.

A few notes:

1. Go to https://www.tampermonkey.net/ to see the extensions for Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, and Opera Next. The github page only links to chrome. I'm running it on Firefox and it works great.
2. Edit the lemmy instance it will work with by opening the extension and going to the Dashboard. Then click the Edit icon under Actions on the right. Add your instance in the ==UserScript== section. For example, I added lemmy.ml by adding the following line, making sure to include the *:

@match https://lemmy.ml/*

I can't thank you enough for this boobslider100 and afoutopatisa!

If you had that kind of money would you even need health insurance? Just self-insure.