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The only thing I can find is that it's carried over from system settings. He was running Ubu so system settings are likely your issue.

https://support.mozilla.org/da/questions/1348801

Sure, I host my sites and mail. I have for three decades, roughly.

Ahh, I see. I'll stick with Betterbird.

What's Thundermail? The site is intentionally lacking in any info and the search engines didn't help any.

Whoever wrote the title was just trying to insinuate something extra vicious and violent in nature. It's a common part of our fair and unbiased media.

I hope you find some help. A lot of it.

How much shorter depends on a lot, like moisture content, ground composition, stuff like that so I couldn't say with any precision but I've seen PT wood rot to disintegration in less than a couple years. You could just kick the top of the piece and it just crumbled.

There's options for you if you're set on burying wood-type construction. Take a look at PVC or trex-style decking planks and see if you can design at least your uprights, corners and bottom boards in that material then if you want(for cost, probably) switch to wood when you're a foot off the ground.

Regarding your stone, I understand the moss is a part of your wanted design and I think you can build it in a manner that you could use it. Like I said, just do your best to keep gaps to a minimum and pack as tightly as you can.

Can you share your schematic?

Burying wood 2x4(even GC-rated PT) will shorten it's life by a whole lot. If at all possible, I'd alter your boxes to have something like stone, concrete or synthetic for the ground contact and use cheaper wood once you've made it above ground.

Regarding the flagstone, usually there's a lot of prep that goes into laying stone, including digging down some inches, and using some substrates that are tamped/packed in before placing the stone. Then you'll usually like a sand or similar in between the stone to key or lock it all into place.

That's not to say you can't do it the way you're describing but be prepared for some challenges in maintaining afterward if they shift or sink.

Everyone in France already subbed to VPNs for the pornhub block. This won't even result in a traffic hiccup.

You could get a Punkt dumb phone that shouldn’t spy on you

From Punkt FAQ: Verizon: not supported/not supported

Sadly, that keeps a ton of people from using the phone. In many rural areas, VZW is the only coverage that they can get.

"developers see sales increases on both the Epic Games Store and on Steam, Valve’s competing PC game store. Sweeney also points out that the free games can be a good deal for players in developing countries where gaming may be more expensive, meaning that they help expand the global reach of some titles. And since developers get a flat fee from Epic so that Epic can offer their game for free, they make some money no matter what.

Epic isn’t being entirely altruistic, of course. The company spends a lot of money to be able to give games away for free, and it certainly wants to offer good ones that keep people playing on its platform instead of others like Steam. And if Epic can attract players with free games from notable developers, those same players might also try out some of Epic’s big free-to-play multiplayer games like Fortnite or Rocket League, keeping them in Epic’s universe — and, again, off Steam. "

Source: https://www.theverge.com/2023/3/9/23630846/epic-games-store-free-weekly-giveaways-2023

Opinion: If we're going to call them doughnut holes, then the other should be named doughnut wholes.