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I don't think doing it again is any good just let it be meaningful and not mess up the entirety again.
Firefox for me never been bloaty, working perfectly fine since 2016 with occasionally clean-ups to clear out dead cache,
I really was only joking.
I'm out. Have fun everyone.
Lol i know if we were going to do that, the thread would be filled with banana facts first, and that's the trigger point.
3K posts a day..... how is that possible hahaha. that's cray cray
how did you use both together?
Please double bandwidth, Thanks!
Invoice#13698400
Together with two screens, obviously
well technically i have two PCs one main workstation which i use almost all the time next i have an AIO installed with some weird linux distros(more than 5) mainly use elementaryOS now. next is my macbook air(not technically mine but still have access for most of the day).
@FrankZ Can you tell us about the ban, what exactly happened and how many days was it? Noob doesn't wanna spill the beans, and it's making me curious.
Frankie + color palettes and me with Fact lineup posting about 1 post per 10 seconds and we literally did it for the entire day.
That's significant progress right there
And now it's 164 all thanks to frankie.
That was one of the most ridiculous bans ever.
More like a suspension letter for frankie, 7 days no frankie was seen and the hype died down.
Haha, I mean, is Opera Neon based on the servo web engine?
nope it's blink(if i am not wrong) or maybe opera did some weird magic and got something really unknown,
I appreciate Brave's features, but I don't block ads, which is why it's not my favorite browser. People put in a lot of effort to earn those small AdSense profits, and we enjoy their content from the comfort of our sofas without giving anything back in return. It's just not morally ethical to me.
Will keep you posted. It's a shared server with each user with their own home directory.
I like the idea of the crypto currency "kick backs" to get ads visible again. Ads are not horrible, I get the reason they exist, its just that people abused it and you end up with a lot of nasty sites because of it. The currency kick back is a nice way to also acknowledge that yes it is really inconvenient some times to be inundated with ads but at least the end user gets something out of it too.
#RackNerdGang fo' Life!
not always, most of time one needs adblock is cause there are disruptive ads ruining the experience. And instead of a browser based adblock using a dns based one is great with whitelisting googleads, media, and some other non disruptive ones.
RackNerdGang fo' Life!
Who is this legends?
True. Some websites are annoying on face. Like we have to close non stop popups, and search content between ads.
hmm sounds interesting only thing concerning now is storage being filled up quickly. Can you share server stats to see how much storage does it actually have.
I asked chatGPT about FrankZ to see if it could figure some info out and spill the beans. It gave me a long winded answer... ChatGPT thinks very highly of you FrankZ
RackNerdGang fo' Life!
I'd also like to hear reviews before I buy from them.
Frankie who else?
I feel like DirectAdmin has potential, but overall it seems quite dead in the marketplace.