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Used Netscape Navigator until Firefox was released. Stayed on FF until a couple of years ago. I moved to Waterfox and Vivaldi, I highly enjoy both.


And the next day he stated that he was aware this was happening and if it happened for the governors to communicate back to the feds and the feds would withdraw the bid. How does this article help or enrich anything?

Logistics and bidding collisions during a crisis? Who would have guessed it...


MATE was my go-to until I found Budgie


Dell Latitude 5495. Ryzen 2700U. Great machine! I use one daily and it is standard for my company.


This is correct. Made me sad when I couldn't purchase. I renew my existing domains there. Only 300-ish days before I will renew my new domain here for $8.

Also, they don't renew "premium" domains.


I print color documents all of the time on my home (Dell C1710nw) laser printer. The necessity of color is heavily dependent upon which type of documents are being printed. Life isn't monochromatic for me.

Now at work there are only rare occasions that I print anything at all, preferring electronic copies of everything. When I do print, most everything is monochrome.


This is awesome, thanks for posting!


This is just terrible.


Sometimes elimination of "technical difficulties" greatly reduces time spent together.


For those who are believers, there is a no-cost ministry in Tulsa, OK (God's ER, godser.us) that helps people work through trauma by similar means. They also have means of remote ministry. My daughter no longer registers on the autism spectrum after working with this ministry. I have friends that have worked through some heavy things in their past and now have high degrees of emotional function.


This will be amazing. I used to install Verizon 4GLTE home devices and it could have been great without the horribly low caps on data usage.

If 5G allows for 500GB+ caps, then cable cutting might extend to internet cable cutting as well....


I have the feeling they'll exempt their TV service from the data cap, which I've read elsewhere here would be 50gb.


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