Quite a feat of engineering and incremental design improvements!

Currently I think the one that is the most exciting to me is Natsumi Browser, a modification for most firefox-based browsers with an interface similar to arc or zen browser. I used zen for months after it released, but every few updates some core functionality would break and they kept removing features that were essential to my workflow so I much prefer this as a modification on top of Floorp. I think the dev just does it as a hobby project, but there’s new useful features added frequently, and keybindings!

Yeah I posted this here because it fits the community not because its a meme

What are their opinions on this conversation

Local Kombucha. Yes, I am Canadian.

It’s been bought out before, for now it seems to be doing just fine

I for one don’t, but it’s an intriguing prospect nonetheless

Bandcamp kinda counts

This reads like a fictional conversation

I agree, it’s the one model that works consistently well. All the old buildings have weak lukewarm ones.

True yeah… Garmin devices were so revolutionary for driving when they came out. Then phones with Google maps came along and that was easier

I see them often used in universities, maybe not as much elsewhere as ten years ago but still a regular occurrence

Fair, good to know I’m not misguided in my hand dryer usage

I prefer Anxiety

why are you getting angry at low quality content on reddit of all places?

Looks to me like they are on about some shared life experience

Yeah, same when it comes to reading. All of my other hobbies involve making things, and I don’t ever dedicate time for reading anymore. I don’t have time for any other hobbies anyways right now.

I have two of these contigo snapseal tumblers and they work great. The lid really helps it stay sealed well. https://www.contigo.ca/mugs/contigo-superior-2.0-stainless-steel-vacuum-insulated-travel-mug-20-oz-591-ml/SAP_2094865.html

what does this even mean lol. I would like some transgender myself

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