Maybe not an alternative site, but an alternative perspective. Instead of looking at all items on lemmy, try finding and subscribing to communities that pique your interest, then viewing by subscribed communities.
I know it’s not what you were specifically asking for, and it’s a little more work than just sliding into another site, but it will give you the opportunity to weed out information you are not interested in.
My dampness sensors went south a long time ago. Cleaned the whole thing out and everything. I’m also at least the second owner. The contacts in the load selection knob also had worn away from use and I had to repair them. I’ll be happy to get another three to five years out of it.
I just use the timed dry now and send slightly smaller loads through. It’s much more efficient.
Which is the propaganda? The posts touting Chinese achievements in tech, or the posts saying to beware of the Chinese milestones?
Both.
Guess I could have searched it, but there are many mysteries I will never understand.
I wanted to know what a gay furry Nazi super soldier looked like, so here it is, Courtesy of Bing.
Also, almost all those words to describe these soldiers were no no words, so I had to be creative.
I’d buy them if they weren’t more than $50
That’s not a terrible idea. They might even tell you that your emotions are not uncommon and give you some tips for dealing with it.
Or something else could be going on and you could get some more complete therapy.
Source: being some other jerk on the Internet.
I’ll shill for brother because it’s cheap, they don’t lock out generic cartridges, prints well on the network from Linux, and seem to last.
What they are missing on compared to HP is parts support. However, the comparable HP printer with parts support is twice the price and the parts are almost the cost of a new cheap printer.
Lexmark is okay too, I guess.
Pay wall, I guess, unless you paid for it.
IDK about where the person you are replying to is from, but I see it as a viable strategy in the US. There are too many stories of children playing with guns and killing someone. Teaching firearm safety and demystifying them is like teaching sex ed.
Not having firearms everywhere is a better answer, but I can only control so much.
Banks will charge for record searched, FYI.
I used this method. My dog used to get so rough that I was concerned that he was going to hurt someone.
Adding to it, when play stopped, I turned away and ‘sulked’ because body language means so much. Also, I added in a toy for tug of war, and whenever the play escaped the toy I said ow and play was done.
This took a few months to really sink in for the dog, but we got to the point where he would play, we would say to get a toy, and there was no more leaping for limbs.
Some long time later, we were to the point where I could hold his teeth for gentle tug of war, but he decided he didn’t like my skin in his mouth.
I just got into it again. I played through 7 and put it away. Begrudgingly bought 8 for the kids and decided it was the same game. Started playing with the wife because she was into it suddenly, just in time for the dlc.
This article is an ad for the site formerly known as Twitter. Is seemed to source an the information from tweets, but needed to inform us that each comment came from the dead bird site.
Ironically, I do not.
Plus side is actual strong techniques.
Downside is irresponsible teachers, dangerous teaching practices and literal body dismorphia.
Duh, you should make it say things like an Osakan should.
Can they then see why children love cinnamon toast crunch?
I wish there was dognip