I've had the best luck with Dollar General for affordable drinks. You have to wait for a decent sale and stock up though, and use coupons when available.
For example: recently for Dr Pepper they had two 12-packs for $14, but you could buy three for $15 and there was a coupon for $2 off when buying three, making it $13 for three 12-packs. So you would pay a dollar less for 36 cans than you would for 24. Comes out to about $0.36 per can.
Do you use it? How good are the results on rare topics?
I'd be willing to pay for an actually good search engine, but most engines I check give subpar results to google. It's fine to use a privacy focused search engine for easy searches, but I don't want to pay for one that will still require me to use google for anything complicated or super specific.
Yeah, at least online these are all very common opinions. I think the pineapple on pizza opinion is actually the most controversial take he listed.
VLC stands for VideoLAN Client, and was originally designed as a player for network streams provided by the VideoLAN server. It also supports local media playback, which has become its most common use. It adding additional streaming functionality is just reinforcing its original purpose.
Honestly I've been really surprised by how well the steam deck has sold. I knew it was a device I wanted to own, but I never imagined it would have the level of success it has, or inspire so many competitors.
I remember getting an AirBNB, and I think it was disclosed that the host had indoor cameras watching the entry doors for security reasons. The host had set them on the opposite sides of all the main rooms of the house so that he could "see" the door on the opposite side of the living space.
Came to mention them, they have pretty informative guides and I save a lot of articles from their RSS feed for later reference.
I don't think every discussion about a chrome-based browser needs to focus on the idea that people can use firefox instead of chrome. This is a generally useful extension that addresses a serious security issue with the browsers that most of the world uses, and I think that's great.
I don't think firefox is at as great of a risk for plugins changing hands maliciously due to the lower marketshare, but I would still like to see a firefox version of this extension.
It gets bought by a different company (possible through majority share acquisition), the new company makes a lot of changes (removing NSFW communities, etc) triggering stronger protests than the API changes because it affects more users.
From reading the article, she hasn't been seen since Christmas and there were theories that she was in a coma or something.
Then a photo of her gets finally released, and it appears to be digitally pieced together.
Probably an unlevel bed, it's thinner there because the bed is higher.
I highly recommend a CR touch add on for ender 3s, probably the best upgrade I ever made. Not only will it fix stuff like this, but it will also let you plug the printer into your computer and you can use octoprint to render a 3d depth map of your bed which makes bed levelling super easy.
So according to context from a different article, that was intentional to remove the UI elements but people complained. They've added a toggle in settings now where you can choose whether to include steamui or exclude it from screenshots.