Do those rules change if the language accepts translated keywords?
Do those rules change if the language accepts translated keywords?
Voyager, at least, will still let you see deleted replies in your notifications — it’s only tapping on them that will show they’re deleted.
And I ain’t the sharpest tool in the shed
Ah, that’s de Morgan’s law.
Arm Holdings has issued a cease & desist against Armcord being named Armcord, by the way.
Six months ago, as the wrong password message happily reminds me regularly.
17 ft ladder, s/hidden
/style="overflow: hidden; height: 0"
/
15 ft ladder:
<div hidden>
<?= rand() ?>
<?= rand() ?>
<?= rand() ?>
<?= rand() ?>
<?= rand() ?>
<?= rand() ?>
<?= rand() ?>
<?= rand() ?>
<?= rand() ?>
<?= rand() ?>
<?= rand() ?>
<?= rand() ?>
<?= rand() ?>
<?= rand() ?>
<?= rand() ?>
</div>
13 ft ladder: <span hidden> guid </span>
Ctrl+Alt+Tab on Windows / Ctrl+(iirc)F9 on KDE is pretty cool too
I’d believe Shift+Left and Shift+Right, but I doubt most programs support multicursor.
♪ It’s the ciiircle of shiiiiiiiit ♪
Prism has a counter for total time you’ve had Minecraft running.
Netcat, mostly
Genocide or more genocide? Difficult choice…
Windows → Mint → Windows → Void → NixOS
Real commands from a software I’m not telling you
tsenter universe earth/na/us
aq "John F Kennedy"
abpart $_ Head
det
SSH over Tailscale to Termux (all three free) using private-key authentication — two levels of e2ee, and fairly easy to use.
For small bits of text, I use one of these, depending on the direction and the source device:
xclip -o | ssh phone termux-clipboard-set
ssh phone termux-clipboard-get | xclip
termux-clipboard-get | ssh laptop DISPLAY=:0 xclip
ssh laptop DISPLAY=:0 xclip -o | termux-clipboard-set
For larger things, or files, I use
scp
. For other devices that I haven’t setup beforehand, or can’t set up (e.g. can’t run arbitrary programs), I connect to my phone’s hotspot, and use Total Commander’s Wi-Fi transfer addon for files (both of which are also free). Small strings I just copy over by eye and hope it goes well.