This is exactly as detailed as it is when it’s properly localized

I hate Admiral so much. Just be glad this site didn’t disable the bypass link.

That instance just has a custom homepage written in React. The actual social UI is normal Mastodon with some color tweaks.

It is possible to use different frontends for Mastodon, though. Web apps like Elk can either run on a dedicated server to log into any Mastodon instance, or can be hosted by instance admins as alternative frontends.

Well you aren’t forced to publish your PC or Steam Deck game on Steam for one.

No, it’s just saying they found whatever the email is along with a password in some dark web database.

The dumb part is that they don’t tell you any of the email address in the alert.

They absolutely do send emails like this. They’ve got a monitoring service if you have a credit card with them to check for data breaches, and most credit cards and even banks I’ve seen do the same. I just got my monthly monitoring update email this morning from Discover, thankfully telling me they didn’t find anything.

When T-Mobile moved to unlimited with the ONE plans, they gave You “unlimited” tethering at “3G speeds”, which turned out to be 0.5Mbit/s, an unusably slow speed in 2018.

The Magenta plans gave you 5GB-50GB of full-speed tethering before dropping you to “3G speeds”. The current Go5G plans are similar, with a limited amount of usable tethering data before you’re, for all practical uses, cut off.

Before the ONE plans, there technically was no hotspot usage limit, but since you had a limited amount of high-speed data, your hotspot was effectively limited to whatever your plan gave you.

All the US carriers limit hotspot usage, partly to prevent someone hooking up a computer to download 50TB of pirated movies while clogging up the bandwidth for everyone else on that tower, and (moreso) partly because they’re greedy.

There are a ton of methods carriers use to detect hotspot traffic, from the device itself handling the categorization, to TTL values attached to requests, to other very clever network sniffing strategies.

From what I can tell, the non-USB OneBlades charge at 4.3V, not 5V.

It’s probably a small enough difference that a 5V charger would work fine for the 4.3V shaver, but it wouldn’t work the other way around.

I only have one button in the viewing UI, and no button at all in the editing UI. Clicking into the field in editing mode reveals the password. Firefox 124 and 125.0b2.

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Spark Mail (ignore the “AI Email” thing in the store listing, it’s not intrusive or even a major part of the features) is a nice app and works with multiple providers. It even syncs which accounts you have added across devices.

If you want to get technical, aren’t grams a measure of mass, not weight, so a kitchen scale needs to assume a value for gravity’s acceleration to tell you grams, which could be slightly off depending where you are on earth?

Someone archived it back in September https://web.archive.org/web/20230927023807/https://www.bakerhomemaker.com/soy-free-meat-alternatives/#Tempeh

Onions are an incredible addition to BLTs and I won’t be convinced otherwise

They always cut the BLT like this for some reason, even when it actually has everything.

I ordered delivery

They obviously should’ve tested it on the Steam Deck before releasing the update, but a one-day turnaround for the fix seems pretty good considering.

Yeah that was one of the many things that annoyed me in pre-2020 Toyotas, along with the insane baked-in audio delay and the hilariously ridiculous manually-stored images for songs and artists.

The tip does go to the driver