For home, I usually buy picanha steak and cook it in my carbon steel pan. I like to render the fat to cook the steak in it's own fat.
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Defrosting my windows so that I can actually see to drive
Also, connecting my phone via bluetooth to play music or podcasts
And it looks like Mastodon only even got full-text search very recently, like, last couple months.
Also, this only works if the user opts in to being able to be searched/indexed. It makes it much harder to find content. If you're looking for more content from a hashtag, you'll only see people who knew to opt in
On Twitter, anyone's content can be searched as long as they are not private. If you search a hashtag, you'll see every public post that uses that hashtag.
Another annoying thing with Mastodon is that you have to go to the person's instance to fully check their profile. Annoying when you're using a Mastodon app, then it makes you open a web browser to go to that person's instance
Yeah, I also recommend URLCheck on Android. You make it your default web browser and you can manually or automatically have the query string removed. It can do other stuff such as resolving redirects before sending it to a web browser.
Or you can use it to clean the URL before sharing it.
You set URLCheck as your default browser, then you can select an actual default web browser in the app.
Vivaldi is based off of Chromium though
This version detects if you have Google Play Services when you first launch it. If you do, it'll use it, if not, it moves to websockets.
If you installed GPS after launching Signal, you'll need to go to in and erase Signal's app data for it to reset again.
Guess that depends on where you live
You could try to see if you'd like Magic Earth. It's proprietary, but has a good privacy policy, uses Open Street Maps, and has traffic data.
Though if you're dependent on Google Maps for reviews and photos of places, then it's much harder to replace. Though I guess you could just use the website to look that up.