I’m looking for the opposite on the Android version. It goes against the default behavior when your last interaction with the bar was a search. I always end up doing “old searchnew search” and it drives me crazy

Mastodon is mentioned a little lower.

A toothbrush.

I mean, it doesn’t necessarily mean the app is dead, maybe it’s just still working as intended?

Looks like there are just more translations in the gitlab history, but no new releases since 2021.

Looks like it hasn’t been updated in 3 years. Is it still maintained?

I would imagine anything more than session info would be stored to LocalStorage, then promptly sent to the server.

Fair enough!

However, please keep in mind that this is a pre-release version not intended for production use as it may lead to data loss.

… “Production”? “Data loss”? It’s a browser.

If you don’t want to code it, give Publii a look. Otherwise, my go-to is Eleventy, simple and clean.

To add to the temperature comments, are you using an enclosure? PLA is known to clog the nozzle when air temperature goes over 30deg Celsius or so. If yes, try keeping the enclosure doors open (at least partly) when printing PLA.

I’m assuming it has to do with him wishing a couple of times to get a bigger reproduction organ, using common euphemisms.

You can add it as a search engine on your browser for fewer steps. There are add-ons that can help you with that.

My main issue with a non-native solution is that you need use userchrome hacks to make the horizontal tabs bar disappear, which doesn’t sync between installations. I use Firefox in multiple computers at the school I work at, so it isn’t a viable solution.

I love raw cashews. The only problem is that they somehow smell like genitals.

Glad to hear you got it working!

Could you set the speed in the slicer instead of Klipper?

I can’t believe no one recommended Fleabag. It’s not the type of show that would attract me usually, but goddamn was that a masterpiece. Two seasons, short and sweet.

Another short series that is incredible is Chernobyl.

You only remember your dreams when sleeping lightly. You most likely still dream.

In modern Greek there’s still no distinction between arms and hands, or feet and legs.