Plus one for posteo. I’ve used them for several years now and have had no issues
Plus one for posteo. I’ve used them for several years now and have had no issues
+1 for Ferris!
I agree completely – said with the C and the T as very sharp and pronounced as possible.
I joined a climbing gym after learning how to climb, belay and rappel for a week. I love learning knots, so that’s fun, but also all the terminology and techniques. Plus there’s a whole social aspect to it (climbers tend to be pretty friendly). Turning out to be a healthy and exciting new hobby!
Also @fool I remember learning to whistle as a kid–my dad was slightly annoyed he had shown me how to do it because I wouldn’t stop whistling the main themes from Indiana Jones and Star Wars
I’m glad to see this is still around: https://exercism.org/
helped me learn when I was starting out 7-8 years ago
I paid for Kagi for a while and many of my coworkers use it. It’s a solid and growing engine that’s getting a a lot right re: creating good UX and generating search results (which should be the goal of a search engine, *sigh).
That said, l use SearxNG daily nowadays because it’s decentralized and privacy-focused. You can use any of the public instances or host your own if you like.
Here’s an example of the search results for “Neuroscience” on the instance I use.