It only triggers if you end the query with a ? or you can turn that off too in the settings https://kagi.com/settings/ai

I work in a kitchen. There is a lot of flour dust. Phone goes in my pocket port up. After a year the build up is enough to warrant a cleaning due to issues.

I opt for the mail-in ballot and then drop it off at my county auditor in-person.

Used to drink 3+ cans of caffeinated soda/day, kicked the habit this year and down to only drinking them when eating out or if I need to stay up for work or sumthin. Pretty nice that regular bottles of caffeine soda can work like an energy drink used to. Still drinking like 2 cans of soda/day but it's not caffeinated.

Why? Type-A is worse from a safety standpoint since you can install Type-B upside down to avoid 'metal object falling into loose plug causing a short' situations and is (from my understanding) part of the reason the US switched off a Type-B style. I'm not informed on Type-C or Type-F but those ones also look like they don't guarantee polarity (not always an issue but it can be).

This is like the third collection of graphs that are all the same size but use different scales that I've seen in the past ~2 weeks. Slightly annoying.

The difference between palworld on the ones you listed is Sony made a move to start a "Pokemon company"-like business with the Palworld devs (named Palworld Entertainment) and Nintendo feels threatened by the potential damages Palworld Entertainment would be able to cause being backed by Sony to the pokemon franchise. In-depth look on this theory: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8apzrwv75i0

I think it's just a flat 100 searches trial, not per month. Of course you could use another burner email if you wanted to game the system but I think it's worth paying for.

Or at least the source https://x.com/AmmahStarr/status/1804608613916328334 June 22, 2024

Well according to https://youtu.be/d6iQrh2TK98?t=723 you should make decisions after you've experience 37% of possibilities, and assuming you're in the US, the avg. lifespan is gonna be ~75 years -> 37% of 75 is 27 and 3/4. So mathematically speaking you should wait 5-6 more years just to make sure you didn't miss something.

" shows a simple YouTube homepage without any videos or tips on what to watch."

I've had watch history off for like 7 years now and I haven't had videos on my homepage for at least 2 years now. Hasn't bothered me a bit, I only watch my subscription page and find new people with the recommendations based off of their videos.

We're rolling the pilot out in phases, and it is not available to the public yet. It is expected to be more widely available in mid-March.

Check back mid-march ig