Not on this year’s list

I think that’s a fair assessment.

Bluesky exists. It’s effectively what Twitter was before that tit bought it. There’s no excuse for still being on whatever letter of the alphabet Twitter is called now.

This reminds me of Scotland’s gritters which all have punny names.

You can watch them on the gritter tracker: https://www.traffic.gov.scot/gritter-tracker

Hasn’t helped 🙁. I think I might have more options now but that particular community still isn’t showing up!

Why does he even want it?

Let’s just say we are making our own porn.

It’s the same production company/studio but has been in a number of different countries before it reached us.

No. Thinking about it terrifies me. I can’t comprehend nonexistence, and trying to make sense of it ties me in knots.

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Is this as a child, teenager or adult?

If adult, that’s definitely not normal.

Child/teen I can see good reasons why they might.

For me the answer is never, but I was goody two-shoes and boring, so there was nothing of interest to find.

I’ve not used paint.net so this might be completely off the mark, but Pinta is a good little paint program which might be a reasonable alternative.

Same way you do with Lemmy communities from Lemmy.

Ah, cool, I thought you might query the server to find out what it is, but if it’s a static list it makes sense that things would get missed.

Just seems to be this one. Length looks like it might be being picked up as 00:00? The log looks normal:

Thanks! I see the one in the example I posted is now tagged correctly, however I’ve just come across the one in this post which isn’t: https://libretechni.ca/post/646109

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I went back to that post and it still isn’t playing 🙁

Emphasis on the trusted. They also need to trust you, no back seat driving.

If the OP isn’t going far then this shouldn’t be required - just ditch the car somewhere and walk back if necessary.

It’s a lot easier to fiddle with controls and work stuff out if there isn’t somebody observing.

You mentioned drivers. One of the nice things about Linux is that most old hardware still works. I had an ancient scanner which barely supported Windows 7 (I think it was OK on 32-bit, not on 64-bit). Linux still supports it.