LumpyPancakes

I just pull off and let them go, but here in the New England they seem to be speed limited and rarely get above 105 so generally it’s only speed limited roadwork zones that they get hyper.

I prefer to sit on about 85 as I’m a bit older, and it saves a fair bit on fuel, but will do 100 if someone comes up behind and I can’t duck off. Just have to be a little more alert at that speed, watching for potholes etc. Watched too many avch videos hehe.

Cruise control so handy.

Set to the speed limit and chill.

If people want to pass that’s their problem.

Mind you, in Australia the speed limit is usually followed pretty well.

Half asleep. Facebook is peak enlightenment? Wtf?

Slightly more awake. Oh it’s Fedora, not a half baked Facebook icon.

Goes back to sleep. Small light blinking on the Debian laptop asleep next to my bed.

Twink. A kind of biscuit.

Twunk. It was a biscuit but now it’s gone.

Otter. Thing that stole the biscuit.

Side. The biscuit was a side dish.

J/O. Just Otters.

Frot. Forgot.

I’m thinking ‘Fedder.’

One who Feds.

We have become The Feds!

Aah Hotdog…

I liked pastel on Windows 3.1.

Another good day to be a VPN provider, I guess.

Don’t go with the temptation to scrape it off with your fingernails. The surface under the coating may not be uniform.

Back to Chrome in my case. Three separate Google profiles, so one Gmail icon for each plus calendar, keep, Messenger, Facebook WhatsApp.

No PWA support, so I left. I like my Taskbar icons to work, on Windows and Debian.

I know there’s an extension for that, but it breaks too often.

Says you need a code to redeem them?

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I’ve not had any issues with them. It’s a pretty user friendly VPN app, and having a small allowance you can test it with before buying is pretty handy. Most other VPNs you have to pay up before you can test them AFAIK.

Tunnelbear has a free 2GB a month one - not enough for a lot of use probably, but an easy to test if a paid VPN will do what you need.

At least it was quick.