I like it for sports like footy because it captures its chaotic nature

That scene in Better Call Saul with the investment guy permanently on his BT earpiece was such a wave of nostalgia for me, used to see those everywhere in the 2000s with a little blue light on them flashing.

Nobody needs to consider that because it’s not a strange question at all.

Kabaddi is a thing in India. It’s not the same but similar-ish enough.

This sounds basic enough that you’d almost certainly be able to do this with Tasker. It’s not FOSS though (and a paid app).

Only watch sports (footy/cricket/tennis) on TV and nothing else.

Are they forcing you to use their software?

Do you pay him wages?

https://youtube.com/shorts/disJpKUFm8s?si=fwd5ISLGDjG3vwiM

India, it’s not even been 80 years since we became independent

That people from my country actually had the gall to behave like our country belonged to us and not white people.

The prequels were memed because they were awful (except episode 3 which I will still maintain is better than episode 6) but somehow perception warped to make people think they were good or okay at best. The first 2 are terrible.

Kanye: hmm

I don’t keep journals but I do read some of my old whatsapp chats from time to time. Helps that I still have mine from 2013. Just a fun way to look back at what was going on in my life at that point in time, or to see how my relationships with people have changed over the years.

I switched around 2007 (I think it was Firefox 2 or 3?) because IE didn’t have tabs, and then just stuck with it because it was extremely customisable and really fucking good. I never found a reason to switch.

At that time I didn’t care much about the privacy/open source aspect of it but in today’s world it’s definitely a big plus.

Indian xonotic community

How big is the Xonotic community over here anyway?

Where is the “hide all americans” button?

One big use is the ability to copy and paste images, like imgur or (my use case) Whatsapp Web. I’ve heard Google Docs acts poorly as well.

Edit: I discovered that for Firefox users there’s a simpler way than exposing your secrets to someone’s third-party addon. Simply open about:config, search for dom.event.clipboardevents.enabled, and change it from true to false.

Do NOT do this unless you absolutely know what you are doing and it will break legitimate uses of clipboard on websites. Use it one time and revert immediately.

That’s what someone who’s broken a bone would say.