I think you can ask duck for sources or links each time you want them, but it would make some sense for a search engine in particular to give the links in any case.

They’re British.

Or, if you’re in US:

Step zero: Cross the border.

Then follow the previous instructions.

Like a very ocd kidnapper.

That’s the power. They’re doing more.

Fairly meh especially in contrast to the clickbait title, but nice to see more variety.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWOFtixfies

Thanks. I’ve got that in my head again now.

Those are the parts of the room that need their smell subtly corrected. Also, they feel nice.

Was there a good week month decade century for US healthcare?

Yeah, the good old days are still here. They’re just not evenly distributed.

You could just post the link.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alligator_Alcatraz

False positives. The thing that YouTube is famous for. If someone posts useful original content, sooner or later they’ll get some kind of false copyright strike or block.

Cat b hated water. Cat a you could put under a shower and he’d be happy.

Cat b hated nail clipping. Well, about three paws might be tolerated but then it’d be enough and you got the teeth. Cat a didn’t mind.

Cat b hated trips to the vet. Somehow he knew and would find the strangest hiding places that day and fight all the way into the carrier and out. Cat a would purr and brush against the vet, happy to see new people.

Taking medicine…

It wasn’t that cat b wasn’t chill or happy to be around people or anything, he was a big softy, really. But I can’t think of much that cat a complained about.

As opposed to those digital computers that we use and have everywhere.

Brave is a series scam company.

Summarise it neatly and add good reference links.

Still claiming WA messages are e2ee? The MITM is even paraphrasing the content back to you.

(Although there is always the failwhale site…)

So, use an apt frontend that does that. I prefer to use apt search and apt show to find packages and then follow links if I want to read more. I was happy when I could remove aptitude, synaptic, deselect and whatever and just install what I wanted and only what I wanted instead. Also debfoster.

Also, https://packages.debian.org/