Anyone paying will use a VPN. Or find less legal avenues.

I don’t like Republicans either, but I still vote in the Republican primary. You have a duty to yourself and your country to vote.

If you don’t vote, you’re just allowing others to choose for you. How do you think that’s gonna go?

But also you should generally just pick a primary to vote in. You are voting in primaries, right?

But there’s not much news because of heavy censorship by China.

Seven years for a phone right now is pretty reasonable. For a laptop, it’s absolutely not.

If you drink tea or coffee, even irregularly, a kettle is worth having.

And a pour over is better than Keurig crap. I’d recommend using paper filters as well. Most of the time I just rinse the pour over when finished.

Generally I grind 2-3 servings of beans at a time and store the rest in a glass container in the fridge.

In the end, the effort is pretty comparable to a Keurig machine, but better quality, more flexibility, and you don’t have to deal with/buy pods or a machine.

Lemmy.world is bigger, but Lemmy.ml.is the developers’ instance, and gets the newest versions of Lemmy first.

It’s also the oldest instance, I believe.

!leagueoflegends@lemmy.world - a few of us are there, trying.

Anything that speaks poorly of China, especially Wikipedia.

Use a porn/incognito window to go to https://lemmy.ml/c/worldnews click modlog and search for your name.

What? If you have context, let us know. I just posted what I found on the modlog over there.

For reference:

He linked https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xinjiang_internment_camps

That’s not allowed on lemmy.ml

Rather than particular communities, I tend to just do all - last 12 hours.

The pour over is pretty easy, and not much different than cleaning out the cup.

I’ll often grind 2-3 uses of beans at a time and just store the grounds in a baggie.

I believe that setting blocks the poster’s domain, and not the content of the post. You’d put “lemm.ee” or “lemmynsfw.com” in there, which doesn’t seem to be what you’re trying to do.

“their breath” is the traditional end of that phrase.

Stack overflow was the pioneer of hallucinations.

Namecheap xyz domains are less than $3 after tax for the first year. Subsequent years are around $10.

It costs less than a dollar for the first year. After that, who knows.

The plain text is much more reliable than any url.

Maybe it’s AI trying to hit keywords.