And here's the degoogled link:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/video-games/2019/11/20/nintendo-kirby/

And when it does, the windscreen turns blue.

I read about it, but I'm not sure those companies allow signups from Tor.

One simple way to run a Tor bridge: The Snowflake extension. It's a browser extension that runs whenever you use your browser.

Maybe we could use Bitcoin to buy pizza? I'm sure we won't regret it in 10 years!

Det er jeg ked af. Jeg har en søster som jeg ikke har snakket med i lidt over 3 år, så jeg kan 100% forstå dig. Det værste er nærmest at jeg også har en nevø på 13, som jeg/vi (resten af familien) kun får lov at se én gang om måneden i en halv dag. Det er sgu lidt hårdt.

Holy f*ck et system, er det det vores skattepenge går til?

Jeg kan virkelig godt forstå din frustration, det giver ingen mening at nægte dig et fleksjob som du jo faktisk kan udføre. Ønsker dig al held og lykke, og en god jul og et godt nytår!

• AI
• Windows and Office 365
• Proprietary software
• Forced use of various apps for simple tasks

Not entirely true. I've done the research. It's difficult, yes, but some places in the world allow it. E.g. Scandinavian countries.

Just, why? ...

There are syringes that come prefilled with saline used to flush IVs. Some people can taste it when it's injected, others can't. I'm one of those who can.

I can quickly learn to recognize specific people's footsteps, so I can hear who's approaching. Sometimes it doesn't even depend on what footwear the person is wearing.

Apparently I can hear high pitched sounds too. I've heard such sounds several times where people around me weren't able to hear it, and recently I could hear an ultrasound device too, which kinda make sense since they start at around 20 kHz.

Also, this isn't about sensing, but I can slow my heart rate temporarily simply by holding my breath.

And in Denmark he's Holger.