Unlike the Audi RS6 Avant.

Wait, does it mean Himmler could mean something like ‘the one from heaven’?

Same thing on my PC:

If anything, the second row looks a bit easier to distinguish here. I guess it’s the opposite on mobile.

It was a helluva night.

Yes. This is what my topmost comment was about. It’s never explained clearly.

That whole generation was literally metally challenge

Ozzy would like a word.

When you click Manage Settings, you get this panel:

If you Save Settings, then you allow 148-666 of their partners to access your data. Unless you untick every single “legitimate interest” box, as well.

I’m aware of that - I’ve gone through these way too many times. For example, if you go to kukuklok.com (just a timer with an alarm site), you’ll see what I’m talking about, and it’s just a few brackets. Some sites have way more of those.

I’m also aware I can save it, but
1: cookies can expire, and
2: whenever you open it on a new device, you can start over

Great, I didn’t notice that, thanks. While it doesn’t solve my problem with the android apps, it can make my life less annoying on the Web. I’m using FF already, just haven’t installed everything I should yet.

Then these sites start playing Bill Wurtz’s “How about I do it anyway?”.

I mean, apart from simply getting your digital fingerprint via other means, quite a lot of them hide the options so that you would have to painstakingly click/tap through a mountain of toggles.

I have had to do this with several Android games: You can kind of disable most cookie types with one toggle, EXCEPT the one that says “legitimate interest”. Since I wanted to know what exactly they might mean by that, I tapped the tiny question mark circle thing. Guess what: the tooltip just simply said something like ‘data that falls under our partner’s legitimate interest’. And then, if you want to disable it, the only way to do it is tap something like ‘Vendor options’, and then see about 117 vendors, and ~85 of those have a toggle next to their name. You have to click each and every one of those.

…until the next update, when this window comes up again, waiting for you to give up.

It makes sense until you have to scrape off the coffee ground from the screen every time you want tea : ).

The ones I have worked with have a button or twist handle for boiling water. Since it uses it for making espesso anyway, why not have the option to pour some on top of a teabag?

(I just re-read the question: to clarify, I meant proper, large, three-group espresso machines)

Just for context: during the previous Pride he stayed away and went abroad, and deliberatery had been avoiding the topic of LBGT stuff until the elections.

You bang bang backwards after passing.

Everyone here is on about the luggage rule inversion.

The black coffee idea sounds pretty good at first, until you have to work on a typical espresso machine. After the 4th black coffee the next few teas, americanos or steamings are slow and crap. Unless you add water from a separate boiler, or it’s a drip coffee.

That’s when my grades started to plummet. I thought calculus would be a breeze since I had always had good grades before that (till the end of secondary school).

…then came the endless stream of memorising theorems and proofs. Not a single digit in sight, just the entire Greek, Cyrillic and Klingon alphabets.

What kind of knob has 1.3076744e+12 notches?

That’s totally true. I just thought of the possibility because I grew up where not every toilet was civilised.