Vibia on my tibia... sorry trying that out.
Vibs??? Vibs!!! 'EYYYY!!!
AgnosticMammal
joined 2 years ago
The gaping darkness of the anusverse that is constantly expanding...
I think I have this.
It's hard for me to communicate online to my coworkers who do not have a profile picture. And then when I do meet them in person, I don't recognise them straight away the next time I pass by them (or worse, in a social function).
The ways I remember people by are their mannerisms and everything else about them, except for their physical appearance. But because people change styles and environments change, it's hard to instantly recognise them on the third or more times I see them.
Cat cats Cat.
Same here too, so I just cut to the chase as soon as I answer.
"I'm doing fine, how can I help?"
Answers "yes" and does not elaborate further
Isn't AC an oscillated DC?
Try Hermit on Android then. You're looking for a PWA wrapper app that lets you add them to your homescreen. Then again, your Android web browser should already have this with the "Add to homescreen" feature.
Exclamation mark denotes the community, so:
The @ is the username indicator, so you've pinged people whose usernames are those for the instance.
Aw, what a shame! I have some good memories going there as a kid with my mum.
With the new heatwaves up in the northern hemisphere I am not looking forward to our turn. I bet this year the public swimming pools and beaches will be pretty full because of this!
That sounded a little dark; "Go X about it" "X'ing this because I think this is controversial" "Go create an X of yourself"
Oh hey, I actually looked into alternative keyboards on Android the other day. Stumbled on Unexpected Keyboard, where the "press and hold" alternative symbols are accessible by swiping in the direction of it from its key instead. I think because it's FOSS, they've also added a whole bunch of other keyboard support such as ctrl and some unicode keys.
I've found that I prefer to tap and hold to get the alternative keys, but I loved the additional keys it had that were within easy visibility. Though it did look quite clustered that the default Samsung keyboard that I'm used to.