Doesn’t that only work as a sticky note if you normally only have a few tabs anyway, though? I understand it in principle, the tab is visually right there, but in practice it’s the same as putting all the mail in an unsorted stack that you’ll totally go through later.
Sorry, my reply was more directed at the original commenter, but that would make sense.
Yeah, but reclaiming “sub” would just be an example of language being dynamic. Unless someone is calling the communities “subreddits” I don’t think there should be this divisive issue about it.
Use sub if you want, or not if you dislike the term.
Wouldn’t that also apply to calling them subs? Like, maybe it’s technically a community and not a sub-[item], but everyone knows what is meant by it.
Honestly, this is 100% the solution for this problem, especially for sharing with a child.
Now, the issue of having a “license” and rights to play a game, vs actually owning the game is still a valid point of contention.
Perhaps the gravity head should be a snail then
“Don’t you know who I am?!”
“Yeah, the guy who was going to be my boss starting next week. Goodbye, don’t call back.”
Ventrilo would like a word as well
I absolutely hate this, but can’t deny that it’s accurate
Yeah, “weeds” are contextual to what and where the plant is. Of course it’s a made up concept, it’s not a classification of a type of plant, just a description of a plant you don’t want in a certain spot.
.Hack//Infection did a great job simulating an MMO for its time
They aren’t suggesting using a grease pencil as a better alternative to a graphite pencil, they are saying that the Russian cosmonauts used grease pencils before moving to a pressurized pen.
You don’t need to say “no thanks” to it, no one is suggesting using it. The first comment was ambiguous, but your response to this one is just baffling.
I know it’s green text, but assuming they called the suicide hotline before as well they must have done their job too
I 100% would not pair my phone to a public toilet just to flush it
Windows 8 to Windows 10, and Windows 10 to Windows 11 didn’t have the exact same workflows either. That’s a big part of the reason many people that had compatible hardware didn’t upgrade to 11 when given the chance. I think we need to stop trying to cater to expectations of things working exactly the same and instead educate on “things are going to change, but you can be in control of how they change”.