Apologies for taking so long to get back to you. My drawing skills suck, so here’s a picture:
The “heels” of my hands push against each other, giving very easy and precise control. It’s kind of hard to explain in words how much advantage (pun intended) this method has over just pulling both sides independently. Try it!
Oh, so it’s effectively two independent fans. I misunderstood before.
(if you don’t count ICQ, MSN Messenger, Skype, etc…)
I’m not sure. It’s kind of like a weighted blanket but with your body weight. It would be harder, but not a struggle. Also cats are lightweight so it’s not even that much harder.
Not to be confused with a slight leaper.
Just more confirmation that I should have been born a cat, that actually looks comfy to me.
You better have video documentation of the pushing attempts! CYA.
It’s because dogs are gross and stupid. You can try to change my mind on this, and you will fail.
To the uninitiated: the act of throwing someone or something out of a window.
At the risk of teaching you something you might already know:
Instead of pulling both sides independently, you should brace your hands against each other. Grab the sides of the bag with your fingers, and have the palms push against each other. That way, as soon as the bag opens, the pressure between your palms is released and you “automatically” stop pulling the bag open.
something something information theory.
I disagree, sounds like a perfect item.
I’m guessing that, among other factors, a cashier is going to scrutinize a $100 much more than a $20. So if you forge $20 you have a better chance of getting away with it.
Another thing is the “legal tender” thing. In USA, unlike most other countries, the design of the bills hasn’t changed for a very long time, and shops are obligated to honor even very old bills. This means new security measures are ineffective, because forgers can just forge old bills without those security measures and it wouldn’t be suspicious.
Sounds like one of those fake brands that had to be created to be allowed to sell on Amazon. I can’t find any info about the brand, other than its products being sold in the usual online storefronts.
That doesn’t mean it’s bad, but it’ll be a gamble. It could be alright, and it could be chinesium.
If you’re paranoid, you can use PGP and send encrypted messages through Lemmy. But obviously that’s overkill.
My approach: assume that DMs are probably going to stay private, but acknowledge that there’s always a chance they leak out one way or another. If you want to send a link to a more secure service, perhaps that service allows you to generate a temporary link that you can deactivate after the recipient has used it. That would still be untraceable, as long as the eavesdropper isn’t opening that link immediately after you sent it.
Nothing in the rulebook says a cat can’t play beachball
Sure, it was alright, but I do love my family too ❤️
lol, it’s simpler than you think. I actually took a video, but couldn’t upload a video to Lemmy so I uploaded a still from the video. I placed my phone on the counter with the camera peeking over the edge of the counter.
And no, I will not be providing a visual aid for this!