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Edit: Oh, OP basically already said the same thing.

I think it really depends on the website and even where you are on the website. For example, if you’re on YT, the watch?v=<b64_id> is probably not something you want to throw away. If you’re on a news site like imaginarynews.com/.../the-article-title/?tracking-garbage=<...> then you probably do. It’s just a matter of having “sane” defaults that work as most people would expect.

That’d be cool. Whenever I’m sharing a YT link, I’m always a bit suspicious of what info the youtu.be URL is hiding, so I paste it into a browser to get a clean URL.

Maybe this is silly, but I’d be cool to do that automatically.

Whoa there… We eat mold too if they’re the right type and on the right things.

I recall hearing it was medium-ish nuclear weapon sized, but not wipe out civilisation size. Wherever it’s heading would need to be evacuated.

That was a week ago, though, and I’m sure the size projections will be updated as we get more data.

Woowwww… double syzygy! What does it mean?!

Sweet syzygy, dude.

Just a heads up, if you want that to be more readable, put it in between two sets of 3 backticks (```):

System:
  Kernel: 6.8.0-53-generic arch: x86_64 bits: 64 compiler: gcc v: 13.3.0
  Desktop: Cinnamon v: 6.4.6 tk: GTK v: 3.24.41 wm: Muffin dm: LightDM
    Distro: Linux Mint 22.1 Xia base: Ubuntu 24.04 noble 

If you’re releasing in a format that supports tagging, there’s usually either a comment field or custom field that you could put this into in as well.

Did you maybe accidentally reply “UNSUBSCRIBE” to your shark-facts text?

I’ve not tested it myself, but YACReader alleges to support PDFs, and it’s got very good support for prev/next since it’s a comic reader.

Warning: I’m not sufficiently familiar with jdownloader to offer this explanation with any certainty, but…

If you’re using it to rip streamed content, is it possible that instead of ripping the stream directly it screen records and re-encodes it itself in order to bypass end-to-end security features?

I’m not saying that’s the case here, just that it’s a plausible explanation.

To test this hypothesis, Gallup, Burch, Zappieri, Parvez, Stockwell, and Davis (2003) simulated sexual encounters using artificial models and measured the magnitude of artificial semen displacement as a function of phallus configuration, depth of thrusting, and semen viscosity.

Hmm.

Bold of you to post this without an /s. I respect the decision.

It plays again, but louder.

Instructions unclear, accidentally deleted 200 EB of irrecoverable NASA data.

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again. If buying isn’t owning, then pirating can’t be stealing.

Just in case you wanted to see video evidence, you know, for science:

https://youtube.com/watch?v=nqLkdarQyv0

Yep, pretty much.

If you watch to the end, the reason she can’t get to her online classes was because her ISP’s configuration CD was windows only.

So if we’re looking to find fault, it’s partly Dell for insisting everything would just work, partly Verizon for not having a good Linux process, and partly her for not just calling her ISP for tech support.

Yeah, I’m just glad the popularity of streaming sites keeps eyes off the torrent scene.

It took me longer than I’d like to admit to realise this was satire. Pretty good read, TBH.