Because Voyager has auto hide when scrolling. I used to have that back in the other place via a browserscript, but I haven’t found a viable alternative. All other options make you click to hide a post or mark it a “viewed” and even then you have to refresh the page. With Voyages I just scroll, no clicking or refreshing necessary.

is anyone asking for this???

ha!

Motherboards are all about I/O and connectivity.

Personally, I do the exact same thing (I’m still Running an MSI B350M with a 5900X) but I can understand people that pay a couple hundred bucks to have extra ports / slots or built in wifi or whatever …

$1000 for a motherboard tho … that’s ridiculous. What could possibly be worth 1000$?

go ahead commie, touch it … I dare you

industrial military complex intensifies

Nice.

somwhere I belong … in my ass

what about built in multipoint?

That’s Chief Grady Judd from Polk County … look him up on the tikky tokk … he’s a real piece of work.

Where else but Florida?

for the confused ones

https://fossbytes.com/windows-reserved-folder-con-create/

network operations center engineer here … what is sleep? what is time off? you mean you guys clock off?

all I know are outage calls, bridges and overtime

soooo, what are we calling this one?

Quick share chain? quickchain?

The hero we don’t deserve

Floridean detected

surprised pikachu

You are partly right.

In short: The muscles use ATP to make energy, that reaction takes oxygen. When you’re not able to provide enough oxygen for the amount of atp that you want to convert into enrgy your body starts producing lactic acid which ends up in your stomac and you puke.

This is the same thing that happens when you run so much or so fast that you vomit. It means that you are pushing your muscles harder than your lungs can keep up with.

For a full accurate read check out this https://strengthmatters.com/anaerobic-lactic-energy-system/

This feel like a meme posted on facebook by your divorced aunt that lives with her 6 cats.

RegreSSHion is overblown … it was quickly patched and it was not reliably reproducible every time. It depended on “Luck” to have pointer fall on the right memory space in order to allow the code execution.

I think Terrapin was much much worse … and log4j … log4j was a DISASTER … but point taken.

I wasn’t shrilling my choice of OS tho, I think eternal blue is a lot worse than those other CVEs because the NSA KNEW about it and did not disclose it, and because Windows has a much wider user base of clueless users that easily fooled.

Yall remember eternal blue? no? only me?

Yeah … im never putting any of Micro$oft products on anything I need to be secure … ever