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https://github.com/henrypp/simplewall


I like SimpleWall but it’s really wonky at times. Especially the UI and its search algorithm for searching rules or programs.


You should know that do not recommend channel has never really worked. Especially if there are any videos from that channel in your history.... ever.


https://yarchive.net/chem/wd40.html

"That would make WD-40 like the formulation above. The kerosine is the solvent, the tallow oil and lubricating base grade provide the means for the fluid to displace water from surfaces and, when the kerosine has evaporated, leave a thin, protective film on the surface that provides temporary corrision protection. It is possible that it may have some solid lubricant in it ( PTFE,Graphite,MoS2 ), but I suspect there would not be enough to provide any useful lubrication - and thus should not be used to wash "proper lubricants" off bearing surfaces, chains etc.. "


Doesn't make it any less frustrating, at least Brother could say something in the manual, but this may be the proximate cause.

https://www.howtogeek.com/how-your-printer-leaves-invisible-...


Wow. I had no idea these yellow printing codes were required by the Secret Service.

I also have a color Brother printer. I switched the cartridge to monochrome years ago. Now I know whose to blame for using up all the yellow.


Yeah, I suspected this could be related. Additionally frustrating as I'd honestly not a massive fan of printer dot codes either.


That's my suspicion, too, being that it's yellow that's empty.


"Leaks"... right.


Sim swap via pretending to be a clueless customer who lost their physical phone, banking on lax checks at customer service.


When I realized how many news stories were paid placements, I refused to be billed to read them.


Why do you think that is, and how might you suggest reducing their incidence?


multi-tier payment structures (subscription + ads + paid placements) are very common for most news industry players..


There's also the Economist as I've noted many times, which has a three-tier support: subscriptions, ads, and bespoke consulting through the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU).

That not only provides multiple funding legs, but also strongly incentivises robust journalism as the publication is effectively an advertisement for the EIU's reports (many of which contribute to substantive reports in print).


https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.19392


LineageOS?


Drummers can discern down to 6ms, this producer states they can barely discern 3ms.

https://music.stackexchange.com/questions/133356/what-is-the...

So from those metrics, it's pretty easy to tell those two divisions apart.


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