@Drusas@kbin.run Well now I know what to look up to replace mine if it wears out

@Drusas@kbin.run It was an honest question. Oh nice I have one of those, been using it like that anyways. Didn’t know what it was

@Drusas@kbin.run How’s that different from a normal one

@dukethorion@lemmy.world I really don’t know, so this is just idle speculation, but I wonder if seeing bodies come out of the sand all fucked up made people want to be preserved, but with dignity, rather than be a desiccated corpse, lost in the sand or rotting

Good plug if so! I had not heard of it. It is right up my alley.

@LagrangePoint@lemmy.world I am literally begging you to use Invidious

I can’t read your post

You’re probably holding your phone wrong.

@asklemmy@lemmy.ml Oh okay heard other commenters, but I can’t see you on this instance only when I go to lemmy. Thanks for your help / ha ha at the joke

@ininewcrow@lemmy.ca It’s simple to you because you don’t take all your cues from media running off what Wall St pays like The Guardian, BBC, Foreign Policy, Financial Times, WSJ. Even turbo-hawks like the Institute for the Study of War and RAND Corp. agree, the time to negotiate was FEBRUARY BEFORE LAST. Thanks for using your head instead of jingoistic sadism.

@Synther@lemmy.zip Ooh good idea. Like how kbin has a built in dual frontend

@Wistful@discuss.tchncs.de Why would the passphrase being long defeat the purpose of using it. That’s half the purpose of using passphrases.
Make sure to use made up words or proper nouns and put a pin in an unexpected place. That’s an easy way to change it without replacing the whole passphrase