On a limited connection, I’d advise not updating whilst watching a video. It’s also possible to download a video and watch it whilst updating.
Beyond that it’s not easy to answer - as I don’t use discover, but also never do updates without paying attention, so that watching a video at the same time isn’t something I’d contemplate.
I was under the impression that ALL websites are basically a kind of webapp. Some (like Lazada) are what you’d call ‘Progressive Web Applications’.
I use Webapp-Manager on Linux, which will set up a shortcut to launch any website/url as a Webapp… at the time of creation, you can choose Firefox or some other browser as the backend (works well for sites that dont work in Firefox).
So for me, the BBC Radio website is a webapp, Overseerr and Sonarr are webapps too.
Yup, after seeing a University student trying to point out the Civilian toll, I remember WWII - did everyone forget Dresden?
Laws of war are designed to make it somehow more civilised - but the more we see war, the more we see that it really cannot be ‘more civilised’ and that the ‘fog of war’ is a bitch.
For sure, if someone shoots your kid, you must turn the other cheek because they’re gonna dress in civilian clothes and pretend to be innocent when you shoot back. It’s what these pricks have been doing to U.S. troops for years and it’s the reason that civilians are more at risk when fighting animals like this.
It’s an easy check - remove back wheel and test. After she got off, I rode a couple of km to a local bike shop - after so much wear, a couple of the rollers must have just jammed up and shattered. Not a huge deal at low speed.
If you don’t know what it is, then you should start investigating.
I had a CBR400 some years ago, and felt no vibration riding, but when I gave a lift to someone weighing 80kg one time, the rear bearings collapsed… so it’s certainly something you should look at with a new purchase.
AFAIK wheel bearings are generally pretty cheap and not too difficult to replace.
Alternatives to Google, to YouTube, Reddit, Twitter, Facebook, Messenger, alternatives to Chromium/Chrome browsers - these are important things to be aware of.
SearXNG has search handled for me - scraping Bing and Google amongst others (and often I see Google results are low down on my list).
Upvotes are useful for determining what people like and dislike so you can sort posts and comments.
Karma is just a bad way to have someone crucified for expressing an unpopular opinion… anyone remember COVID?
Whatever your opinion (and mine was unpopular - still is, as many Thai’s STILL wear masks in the street - even if they’re walking down the middle of an empty street FFS) a recent study has proven me right - the lockdown did sweet FA (maybe a 1% reduction in deaths from COVID, but an increase from 1.5% to 40% in mental disorders reported in 18-45 year old people and MASSIVE economic and educational damage.
Hell yeah, bring on a bit of nude pussy!!!
When you need a bit more, there are a couple of ways you can do a quick search/copy/paste as new jokes/memes pop up and you get votes for the Lolz. Easy to farm a couple of hundred or more each time.
However, by talking sense in r/Thailand (i.e. from a perspective of someone who actually LIVES here) and call out stupid bullshit posts from wannabes (people who know everything about a country after a week’s holiday in a whore hole) and you’ll get a hundred downvotes in ten seconds.
Karma is crap.
ROFLMAO some people say it’s sad.
What’s sad is that people even noticed it.
I could just log in to BeeHaw…
Poster can’t read?
To limit data scraping and system manipulation.
Wait for it, coming to Lemmy soon… ('cos right now it isn’t interesting enough to scrape).
This is hearbreaking news - and I’m a little shocked to realise that the creators of Apollo can’t simply walk away from the app which got scuttled (or, more likely, actively sabotaged by deliberately extreme Reddit attack).
They should be able to take this to court to redirect the affected people to claim their refund from Reddit.
But Electric Cars ARE cars!!!
You want people to understand, yet it seems you enjoy confusing statements???
Does this make sense only to you, who understands?
If you want people to understand then use plain English to lower the barrier of entry. Otherwise you’re just going to be going crazy with all the noobs who haven’t got a clue what you’re talking about.
I disagree. I use my votes to show that something is interesting (this topic - despite my disagreement - is an interesting one).
I upvote content I wish other people to see. I download content I wish to be seen less by others.
Whether I comment or not is not relevant… though if I don’t like something, I prefer not to give it the traffic.
For sure, as a teenager -
interest in musicswitched from interest in music tofinding music videos that got girls in 'em'.