OpenHammer6677

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OpenHammer6677,

It’s mor (bin’ time)

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LTSC all the way

OpenHammer6677,

Sorry but Christopher Walken looks like Handsome Squidward

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history of the entire world, i guess - youtu.be/xuCn8ux2gbs

history of Japan - youtu.be/Mh5LY4Mz15o

Bill Wurtz is just a wonderful and unique artist

OpenHammer6677,

From Zack Snyder

cuts to Snyder slow mo

OpenHammer6677,

Imagine not having an instrument to bang

This comment was made by the finger piano gang

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2 Family jewels Authentication

Facebook Puts a Price on Privacy in EU, EEA and Switzerland: It’s 9.99€ a Month + 6€ for Each Extra Account (www.wired.com)

Ad free Facebook and Instagram is officially on. I’m trying to stay open minded but honestly it’s too expensive especially with this sneaky account center rule unless you’re in an unfortunate position where you need to spend a lot of time on these platforms....

OpenHammer6677,

Or Southeast Asians. Facebook here is like a mini internet

OpenHammer6677,

I’m not sure they’ll let go of your data that easily. They’re probably just show you less ads but still collect data

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Holy crapballs

Hypothetically speaking, what alterations to our biology/genome would need to occur in order for us to be able to safely drink saltwater?

Could we, in theory, use something like CRISPR to give a new baby replacement super-kidneys (or whatever organ it is that makes drinking saltwater be a bad time)? It seems like if we cracked that, we’d be set as a species....

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I mean, they’re probably really working hard on trying to exist with humans

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Pinoy pride 😤

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We use English for almost everything tbh.

Hindi ko nga naisip yung Kaliwa Kanan kung di ko pa nabasa itong comment lmao my English speaking brain

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Where is this from?

OpenHammer6677,

Not sure if it’s something I’d swear to, but out of everything I’ve tried, I still think pCloud is the best for me.

It’s not perfect - I have my frustrations about it - but it’s the most convenient and reliable service I’ve had especially for backing up local files and folders.

My job is in a hybrid setup so I have my work files in a portable SSD. I have some folders there that automatically back up to the cloud whenever I plug my SSD to my laptop at home. I also have folders in my laptop and hard drive that are backed up.

Backup (upload and download) stops when I shut down my PC, and automatically resumes on boot. And the upload and download speeds are fantastic.

The feature I love the most is Rewind. Basically you can go to any day and time within the past month and find all the files your cloud drive has on that day. You can then restore or download those files or folders.

This thing saved my dumb ass several times recently, when some important folders disappeared from my local storage. I went a day and time I thought I had the most recent version of the files and downloaded them back. And poof, problem gone.

Their pricing is good, too. I’m on the monthly plan for 2Tb storage because that’s the most reasonable for my needs. Compared to others I’ve tried, their pricing is the best for the storage capacity and features.

In terms of security, I think they have encryption features but for an additional cost. Haven’t had security issues for my use case without it.

I’d warn you about their lifetime plans tho. I haven’t tried it but I’ve read several bad reviews in their subreddit. Apparently pCloud can and will delete files or revoke your membership if you have pirated materials uploaded to a lifetime account. You can look up the pCloud sub for more good and bad user feedback.

I hope this helps!

OpenHammer6677,

Dang those kids can spell Beaureaoucrat

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Oh my gosh thank you for this it’s amazing

Edit: converted it to GIF

OpenHammer6677,

You are awesome!!! Thank you so much!

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Edited to expound my comment

From your options the Salnotes Zeros are the only ones I’ve used, but from my experience they’ve been incredible.

They’re consistent and the cable is easily replacable. I’ve been using them as in-ears for my local church music team and they’re great. No brainer at that price to be honest.

I also use them whenever I have to mix something while in a noisy environment.

To my ears they’re neutral with a biiiit of high mid emphasis. The bass isn’t prominent (which I like). I use mine with foam tips because silicone tips don’t work well with me for any IEM.

They come with several tips out of the box too.

Highly recommended

OpenHammer6677,

In the Philippines we call these types of Gekoes tuko based on the sound.

Parents would warn their kids to be careful when you hear them because when they fall on you, they’ll latch on to your skin and won’t let go

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