This comment got me in Facebook jail a couple of years ago.

Good kitty!

Oat milk, yes, to some extent. Almond milk does a little (less than Oat), but not like cow milk.

Came here for this comment. Did not disappoint!

This under US$5 milk frother from Ikea. Froth up milk, pour the coffee in, so nice.

I am probably missing something here, doesn’t Friendica fulfill those requirements in and of itself? On mobile I use Fedilab (android) to get to Friendica.

This is the correct answer.

So, AO with Notum Wars on Arrakis with new graphics?

EVE will always have a place in my heart. At my peak I had 4 accounts and was one of the directors of a corp. It also meant I was putting in about 3-4 hours a day on weekdays and more on weekends.

And only in a fundraising letter.

Hmm. You forgot that some are also above waist level.

I was reading this thread and started looking for that app again.

I use Jitsi for a non-profit, and I like the mute someone else function, but oh wow the noise cancellation needs improvement. So many voice comm apps have disappeared (there used to be one our group used all the time, then the devs dropped it (the client app) and just became on API or something).

Image Storage. Image meta data / descriptions can contain links to sites. Images can go away if someone takes down the original or requests it be removed. I wouldn’t use it to store images I build, I use it for existing images and curate those into the way I need them for my game.

I use it heavily for images for TTRPGs. As a GM, I grab images of Monsters, NPC’s, background images, maps. For the Star Wars RPGs, ships, NPCs, deckplans. I use TokenStamp to create the map tokens of those NPCs I found… It is a great resource fot that kind of thing. I think I have “saved” over 2000 images for use in games.

So, what your saying is they have Kompromat?

VT100 terminals on Solaris (SunOS) reading usenet, chatting with ytalk, elm (email), Gopher (and searching Gopher with Archie), DartMUD. It was great. Pretty much once we got PC and Mac based clients that stitched together downloads out of usenet posts and could run multiple terminal sessions at once, we were set and the Internet peaked.

I’m going to start calling it the Gulf of Cuba.

How were they going to get the government subsidies and tax breaks if it was simple and didn’t take a whole nuclear plant to run it?

My vehicle makes the gas prices worth the membership, even if that was all I purchased.