Wow, that is bad. The music one is probably the worst of the examples. The artist name is barely readable most of that clip.
The notifications are rough too, a big wall of white text against a burry multicolor background is not fun to read.
Locking a bin is to prevent random people filling it up. Pretty common for businesses with dumpsters, especially the closer they are to residential.
I’ve never heard of an entire neighborhood with locked bins.
Nah you over think it. All that needs to be accomplished is for what’s inside to become outside. A laxative would count under this very literal interpretation.
The minimize button closes the application.
A part of it is how car aerodynamics have changed.
My work car has a flatter windshield and gets a lot more bug splatter than my personal car.
Did I stutter?
She’s new, but is the spiritual successor of old YouTube.
The box is full of rocks, and not the cool kind.
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season 2 has been pretty flaccid.
To be frank, the source was very flaccid. The complete rewrite of the
one-sided cousin Alabama love story into a proper sibling familial love/hate story is brilliant.
If it the gen1, it think it’ll be worth something to the hacking community.
Could be a mistype, if your mail is vaguely recognizable language. I know my “email neighbor” has gotten a fair share of my mistypes.
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Many stores are pushing their own brand of stuff. For example, you’ll see a lot more “Great Value” at Walmart.
As for variety, there’s the same mix of random stuff, new flavors brands are trying, and your favorite is always the first to get discontinued.
MOM! Phineas and Ferb went on a 10 year hiatus.
What’s the purpose of the partially locked portion? To share with others? To quickly preview the contents?
Like others have said, the trouble with coming up with a one-file partial lock is compatibility. If its just local on your machine, that could theoretically be figured out. But the cloud web player is another issue. Unless you happen to be a webdev for your cloud company or write a plugin to replace the default player, you’re not going to have that “feature” supported.
That leads me to a two file solution. In a folder you’d have a the short unlock version, and the encrypted version.
The trouble with that is, yes it’s encrypted but you need to download the file to decrypt it and then destroy the local copy when your done. I’m unaware of any cloud service that supports decrypting video files on the fly, not that I’ve looked.
Ah how little has changed