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2mo ago
you could use NoBook or MaterialBook, both on Github, personally I don't have FB account 10+ years and not missing it (besides marketplace, though don't see even there better deals than local classifieds website)
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Nothing to do with internet or smartphones, all mentioned games are split screen/coop on one TV, yet they still for some reason dont like Worms (Armageddon), I didn't even bother trying the old graphics Worms.
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uBlock Origin is giving up the fight to keep ads off Facebook
(digitalescapetools.com)
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I would not get my hopes very high, it's my favorite game to play with kids on PS3 (Worms Armageddon), but they don't seem to like it as much as me, they would rather play Sonic All Stars Racing, Rayman Legends, NHL or other games
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Thailand suspends gun licences as teen shooter's victims are cremated
(theguardian.com)
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2mo ago
I dunno, this is Czech police approaching scammer on the phone, not sure why they need to throw even scammer on the ground. I would not consider this mild annoyance or humorous anecdote if pigs threw me on the ground. Video in article - the
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2mo ago
nothing a little resistor wouldn't fix
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2mo ago
so people in UK streets normally carry on their shoulder 2 meters tall cross?
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Judge allows Lockerbie suspect's alleged confession to be used at US trial
(bbc.com)
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TBH wrapped baseball bat is still a baseball bat, just because it's wrapped it doesn't mean you can't use it plus the beginning of the video was missing and it was clearly during some protest but I agree being stabbed should
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2mo ago
TLDR pretty much all dashcams are banned, if police randomly stops you and find you have there recording without being in accident, it's illegal
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> I like protecting my feet from leeches and more importantly snakes, scorpions, spiders, thorny bushes and small holes where you can hurt your angles. depends where you are and where you go, no such thing in cameron highlands trails, i
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2mo ago
Asians (Japanese/Chinese) by my experience living there for years hardly grow any leg/arm hair, applies to majority of men as well (though many like to keep one long ugly hair grow out of their face)
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If it's surprisingly raining you would not bring umbrella anyway and left it in tour accommodation (but you can make simple cheap rain jacket from big plastic bag or trash bag, just tear holes for your neck and arms), so packing things
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2mo ago
same here and actually even my kids are less excited about looking at world from up there than me, I guess that's what happens when you travel by plane every year since primary school vs me who had first flight in my 20s
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Travelled southeast asia + China for one year with small maybe <20L backpack (and I could fit there even quite thick hooded sweater for cold weather and huge lonely planet guide back in those days, now with smartphone/laptop everyth
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2mo ago
if it's not in/over your ear the sound quality will be bad anyway, you have plenty of earbuds/headphones options + your preferred sunglasses, any combo will be cheaper and better than these pervert glasses
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2mo ago
of course they can, all you need is unlock bootloader or maybe not even that, just use alternative camera app which allows this or change region or zillion other ways it's like thinking if we start reading people's whatsapp messag
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I'd be really interested to know how they wanna achieve this. I can think of another camera monitoring infrared LED light, but then you can destroy the other camera again, thinking they can avoid disabling/covering the LED is extr
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right, like that ever stopped anyone... all you need is a drill https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EaJSPeJmqis
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and they are banned in Austria and prepare to pay hefty fine if police notice them https://www.oeamtc.at/thema/vorschriften-strafen/zulaessigke...
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You can click on any location to see when is partial start, when is maximum, when is sunset (horizon covering sun even before eclipse ends) and when it's partial end (if sunset is not earlier), in top you can see eclipse percentage for
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EclipseFan – Interactive map of the August 12th 2026 solar eclipse in Europe
(eclipsefan.org)
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Google is making it harder to build custom ROMs for Pixel phones
(androidauthority.com)
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Minimum wages in Europe: Purchasing power versus pay in 2026
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> It stood out from the other Eastern European countries that I visited on that trip. Just note for the other readers, don't call people in Poland, Czechia, Slovakia or Hungary Eastern Europeans unless you want to irritate them and
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Influencers face backlash over Meta 'pervert glasses' content
(theguardian.com)
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Offline Bootloader Unlock for Xiaomi 8Elite 8G3 8G2 8sGen4 8sGen3, MTK 9400/9500
(xdaforums.com)
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AFAIK this is rarity in smartphones and most are charged through battery, which is why those few which have it advertise their direct/bypass charging feature
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2mo ago
bringing something (like bottle of wine) while visiting someone is pretty normal everywhere around even when invited now asking people you invited for money to cover your expenses, certainly is not normal in most of the world apples and ora
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