CW-boost: healthcare system comparison, superficial description of medical procedures
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@Seirdy@pleroma.envs.net @packetcat "Negotiations stalled, and then ICANN signed an agreement with the corporation"
Okay so it was never really a 'negotiation' to begin with then 😐
Is there a term (English or not) for when people make something work for them in a way that is busted as hell but charmingly effective and doesnt need to be improved? Im thinking of dragging windows around in a screen recording frame as a way of editing videos rn, but also stuff like idk using a keychain ring on a pants zipper to loop around a button and keep it up, etc. The emphasis is more on the unexpectedness or laterality of approaches than them being "bad."
"Hack" or "kludge" implies too much jankiness and is usually negative, "macgyvering" or "Jerry rigging" is too specific to using only what is on hand to do something, there is a Brazilian word "gambiarra" that I think is quite close but I don't have the cultural context to tell.
Edit: I think gambiarra is what im looking for here, thanks @catzilla !
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#AskFedi: weet iemand een winkel (in NL of met betaalbare verzending naar NL) die allerhande pride-themed dingen zoals kleding verkoopt? En dan graag eentje die ook echt onderdeel van de queer community is, niet e.o.a. handige jongen die even snel wat winst wil maken
It feels like not long ago that everyone was talking about Tears of the Kingdom.
As an extension of Breath of the Wild's open-world Zelda model, TotK had a lot of interesting ideas, a fascinating physics system, and generally struck a chord with a wide audience. But the more I played it, the more disillusioned I became at its narrative, especially in its use - and attempted subversion - of tropes.
So here's an unlisted thread on careful application of harmful tropes in videogame narratives:
@skrrp Thanks for the attempt either way :)
@skrrp Not quite what I'm looking for unfortunately - I do usually want to see the whole page, just without the dialog
@shine I do already have that one, but it's not quite what I'm looking for - it only supports a limited set of sites, and I'm more looking for a general heuristic thing that zaps anything that looks like a modal dialog
#AskFedi: does anyone know of a trustworthy Firefox extension for one-click-zapping various dialog walls (paywalls, registration walls, etc.) where the content is still visible below, but the view is obscured and the scroll is blocked?
(Element zapper in uBlock is not sufficient; it requires too many clicks and does not deal with scroll blocking)
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