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1·6 days agoGood to know, thank you! I too, love boobies
TY! I’ll give that one another look. Can it export .fountain?
This is niche, but I really want a good FOSS screenwriting software that can rival Highland. There are some options like Trelby and others (because the Fountain syntax makes interchangeable screenplay files possible) but right now none of them are as good as Highland. A good alternative could let me finally leave Apple
I want to learn more about this! Searching for "bed backdoor " right now
Send is open source. I believe it’s a fork of Firefox Send
4·28 days agoThis tool lets you search for all Android e readers that fit your criteria:
5·2 months agoI was pleasantly surprised. The book is here
please don’t let my gf find this
7·3 months agoSame thing happened to the guy with the Ghostbusters license plate
This is a good policy but it should only be available to people who make 34.5% of the median national wage or else people might abuse it
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When you do this, what do people say? Do they say “Open it!” or do they ever tell you what it is?
What is the point of wrapping the gift if you’re just going to tell the person what’s inside?
It might not be fair to say they don’t give a shit. More often, I’ve found that productions simply hit a wall of time or money.
Just about anyone can write or edit a great story with enough time. But movies and shows are produced against a running clock, and they have obligations and limitations that go beyond the screenwriter’s imagination or the editor’s time. There are so many varied interests involved in a single production. Sometimes the issue is TOO many people giving a shit, and not being able to find a workable compromise in time.
“Here, I got you this gift.” Hands wrapped gift to the recipient. Recipient: “What is it?”
Motherfucker I swear every movie character does this. It’s like they’ve never received a gift before what the hell
Tbh I think the zine is more likely to get you in trouble. Many states ban any kind of campaigning within a certain distance of a polling place. But I don’t think handing out “I Voted” stickers would qualify as campaigning. A zine, on the other hand …
For the folks in here saying that Mozilla shouldn’t depend on the Google search deal: how much would you be willing to pay for Firefox to make up that $450 million annually? Because that’s your choice: either you pay, Google pays, or advertisers pay.