Knitting is 17th century (in Europe). In Rome you'd have nalbinding as an alternative.

There's a lot of evidence, both direct and indirect, of textile production techniques. I can recommend reading books from Karina Grömer, if you're interested in the subject.

Idiots.

I concur. /r/talesfromtechsupport was one of my few subreddits that were actually worth following. Thanks op!

So much senseless loss of life and destruction.

This is why I have Jellyfin.

... And Mao!

Here's Pandora...

CoC players should remember combat and spellcasting should be avoided at all costs. Your characters don't know what these spells really do and are too fragile, just like we are, for any heroic D&D action.

Die is tenminste eerlijk dat hij een profiteur is... 't blijft wel een schande.

Honest question,

If I understand the comment thread correctly, this means you'll integrate the Wikipedia/Wikidata info in the existing bot, correct? Will an announcement be posted when or if this happens, so that people like me who blocked the bot can unblock it? I do like the concept of the bot, but I prefer an open source collaborative effort compared to a one man, rightwing aligned website.

Thanks for your openness to improve the service.

Poor kitty. Good for the bug.

Or that several Roman sources mention that the Celtiberians washed their hair with their urine?

If printing PLA, put a brine (salt solution) on your bed. PLA bonds with salt when warmed up (heated bed) and loses its bond when cooled off.

Great work!

Here's a scientific paper about it. :) https://medialibrary.uantwerpen.be/...

A brine is a much cleaner solution than the usual advices of hairspray or tape. Just be careful not to put salt on your electronics.

Is this Worldnews worthy?

Yes, potentially with monetary support from other Western countries.

Or set your dns to dns.adguard.com

But I thought Trump would save the economy singlehandedly on day one? /s

I really like my IronWolves. They never gave me issues so far.