(Highly exaggerated)

It might be changing; my cousin’s kids grew up in the Charlotte area (not all born there) and the younger daughter got married last year and is still in the Charlotte area. She did a year or two at NC State but transferred back to UNC Charlotte and has stayed there ever since. Her older sister has moved around a bit but I think she’s back in the Charlotte area now, too.

Is Newfoundland and Labrador still the butt of jokes in Canada?

I was literally reminded of this The Onion article today:

Horrified Man Suddenly Realizes He’s Putting Down Roots In Charlotte

They’re so tiny, are those quail eggs?

There’s no wrong way to eat a Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup?

No regulations depends on the location. I know many of the beach towns near me have had regulations on short-term rentals for decades, long before Airbnb existed.

I thought Misskey and its forks already supported quote posts?

That’s a good point; modern pages would choke our old 2G/3G plans!

We need to see the view from the seat!

What a wild story

I don’t know why Facebook puts so much junk in the links, but there’s a setting for Safari to remove that automatically.

It might be related to the setting to remove tracking information from shared links? I’ve appreciated not having to manually take that crap off.

I didn’t know that was something that’s been available in Chrome. Also not entirely sure what I would use it for since I’ve mostly seen it with rips of Blu-ray movies and shows, never smaller files. I thought its main advantage was holding multiple video, audio, and data streams.

Holy cow, 35 mods!

Almost as soon as you get north of New York City it gets lovely. The Catskills, Adirondacks, and Finger Lakes are all beautiful areas.

It’s a subtle thing, but I really appreciate that when sharing a link from Safari on iOS it puts the address on the clipboard without the “m.” automatically, so I don’t have to edit it out.

I think they used separate style sheets. Going way back in time, to the early days of smartphones and back when non-smartphones had mobile web browsers, most websites would serve either a separate style sheet that gave a simplified layout for tiny screens or even an entirely different, simplified page. Early adopters to mobile browsing tended to hang on to that separation much longer than newer sites that took advantage of CSS that could adapt to the screen size.

Consuming blood is not kosher!

Are you in a jurisdiction subject to HIPPA? That would seem like a pretty easy violation to report. Otherwise see what your jurisdiction’s medical privacy laws are and who you can report that to.

As much of a hassle as Epic My Chart and other portals can be, I do appreciate how they make medical things more secure and an annoyed when I see small places with nothing that try to tell us to just use email.