I've been using HelixNotes and syncing between my devices via git pull/push on a private codeberg repo, but if you're not familiar with git then syncthing and syncthing-android (assuming you have android) should work as well.
I absolutely love HelixNotes so far (been using it for a month or so).
Buffing Victor isn't what I'd call an improvement. Also Calico is a menace again, dominating Archon-Oracle games.
Honestly feel like it's just gotten more imbalanced since January. Probably won't be playing for a while.
Amazing. Thank you for the Android Auto update!
I think this is a reverse callback to "no homo" which was big in the 90s-2000s. I don't believe he thinks the gentleman is gay.
Your hostility confuses me. I'm not a node dev.
I skimmed some of the server files and didn't see the normal vibe coded slop I normally see in other languages and was genuinely curious what you saw.
Thank you for your examples.
I took a look. Didn't seem vibe coded to me. Is there a specific area you looked at that looks vibe coded?
What makes you say that?
Image text: If the halftime show wasn't "white enough" for you, go read the Epstein files, it's all in english and full of white people.
Looks like Pride from Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood 😂
I'll preface this with things on the internet are not always factual.
In addition to that, I was mistaken, it wasn't total traffic, just the two most active users didn't post at all on the day the Ukrainians attacked the power grid...
The other statistics in this thread are eye opening for normal people, if they are accurate.
The comments here really put into perspective how many people don't actually read the articles linked.
They're using the open source ad block library from brave, largely because of licensing, but keeping text search ads for the default search engine (Start page) enabled because that is part of how Waterfox makes money.
It's just an integrated adblocker.. It's not enabled for anyone using an ad blocker already and for new users.. you can shut it off and still use uBlock Origin instead.