Maybe “Diddy” sounds kind of molesty. I don’t know if that’s it, but I don’t know what else it could be.
Maybe “Diddy” sounds kind of molesty. I don’t know if that’s it, but I don’t know what else it could be.
Sure it does. You use prowlarr to automate connections. It doesn’t actually make a connection to a particular tracker or use net host though. It just instructs your regular download client to download from a given source. If you want to use a source that is not listed, you can just add it yourself.
I wish I had your eloquence
You can read Bayerish by combining German with a pitcher of lager.
I don’t get that. Doesn’t Fuentes realize Kanye is black? Doesn’t Kanye realize Fuentes is a white supremacist? Why are they in cahoots?
You’re not just a bad recipe, you’re also a meme
Sitting in a steel box where someone else drives, you get to spend your time semi useful. Either by doing work, reading a book, watching Netflix or playing games.
It’s legal somewhere
Good story, but I don’t give a fuck
It doesn’t need a comma, it needs restructuring. When phrasing it like this, it is customary to add a comma between two adjacent verbs. You could even argue that the first part is an introductory phrase, which would explain the comma too.
This isn’t just “country”. This is classical, its hall of fame material, its collective memory, it’s culture, it’s the OST for THPSU2
For one thing, you can’t make break-out rooms in Linux, which is something I need to do all the time.
I’m a windows user and I don’t deny anything. I’m just too lazy to switch to Linux and I need the full functionality of Teams for my job.
A full English breakfast is only half full if you don’t sprinkle it with some petrol.
I like to think I know how to use a computer, but I mostly use my phone for private stuff. I have a few things running on my PC, but they’re all online now in my local network and they have a mobile website through which I interact with them. Even my TV runs a frontend for things on my computer. Computer stuff has become an even broader spectrum of devices and skills than it used to be 20 years ago.
If we’re a virus, we’re like herpes. You can try to kill us, but we’ll always come back.
That figure is taking a bold risk, a risk