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I tried for hours to get this working and could not. Steam big picture can actually be used as a launcher if you use boilr to import flatpaks. Might be worth it to try steamOS as an HTPC.

Motorola has a few as well.

Psilocybin and LSD only interact with the serotonin receptors, they don’t cause the body to release more of it like MDMA and a couple of the 2C compounds do.

Serotonin releasing drugs like MDMA can lead to serotonin syndrome while on SSRIs so I’m not sure why that square is in white.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24006318/

You can follow the link and go to preferences to change the back-end instance. Works pretty consistently for me now that I changed it.

The first time I got covid it really messed with my smell and taste. Any kind of onions just smelled and tasted completely rotten, even onion powder. Ruined all my favorite foods, even if it was just a small part of the meal. I had just made some pickled red onions and I couldn’t eat them for like 6-8 months. Worst part of covid for me by far.

There’s a game called ScreenCheat where everyone is invisible, so you need to look at other’s screens to see where they are.

If you currently have a Windows 10 machine, you can use NT Lite to edit the win11 iso. You can remove some of the bloatware, turn off some of the annoying features, and disable the tpm and secure boot requirements entirely.

https://runescape.wiki/w/Fish_pie

Wtf, I knew Jagex was British, but I thought this was just a RuneScape thing.

Yes it is, at least for now. Shift + f10 to open cmd in the OOBE, then “OOBE \BYPASSNRO”

They have those dots on the road in some parts of PA, specifically around Lancaster. Some people follow the 2 dot rule there, but most I’ve seen do not.

Fair enough, definitely depends on the phone you got from LG though. I don’t use music streaming services, so I have my whole music library downloaded as .flac files for audio quality. That was initially what brought me to the V series since they all have headphone jacks, and really good DACs. They’ve been very reliable over the years, for me at least. The only repairs I’ve needed on any of them was a battery replacement every 2 years or so. I can’t speak to any of the other LG phone lines though.

I use an LG V60 and I love it. It’s super powerful, it’s got great battery life, and really good headphone audio quality. That also means it still has a headphone jack, and it also has a micro SD card slot, despite the 95GB worth of storage space after system files.

My last phone was the LG V30 and I had it for like 5 years. I was dreading the upgrade cause I loved it so much, but it was having signal issues and didn’t have 5g. Turns out it was very worth it. Especially because you can get the V60 super cheap refurbished. Warranty will probably be an issue, but I do my own repairs anyway so I’m not worried about it personally.

I will keep this phone as long as it continues working. Hoping to get at least 5 years out of it, and if anything breaks that I can’t repair, I’d sooner buy another V60 than upgrade. RIP LG, they made the best phones.

I used an iPhone back when they were jailbreak-able. When that started getting more difficult/infrequent to jailbreak I got an LG V20 as my first android phone. iPhones seem mostly fine now days. Biggest downside for me is no adblock plugins on other browsers for iOS, as far as I know.

The only other android phone I’ve used consistently is the Samsung Galaxy A32 5G, and it is a pretty terrible phone in my experience. That is my work phone, and it is very slow. Sometimes to the point that it just locks up entirely. I guess between the Samsung bloat, and the VoIP app that’s always running for work, it’s just too much for it. I’m sure there are some good Samsung phones, but that is not one of them.