Are we just collectively deciding to ignore post #12 now, or what? Lol. Seriously though, that method works like a charm—zero issues on my end. You can even dive into the advanced search settings to tweak everything exactly how you want it.
Man, seriously, this Guhehe guy is just like those folks down in Florida who swear salt air eats through plastic and glass, so they’re out there frantically scrubbing their windows and doors after every single storm just so the salt doesn't "devour" them 🤦
It’s honestly wild how many people out there have no clue that things like uBlock or AdBlock even exist. I mean, seriously, look at sites like Reddit or some big news outlet—they can be an absolute nightmare of a spamfest, just absolutely drowning you in ads from top to bottom. It’s everywhere! You’ve got banners at the very top, pop-ups hitting you from the side, and then those random, annoying advertisements for various PDFs or whatever... it’s just constant. Thank god we actually have tools to deal with it, because otherwise, browsing the web would be a total headache.
It’s honestly impossible to shut them down. Every time you think you've finally cleared them out, like ten more pop up out of nowhere. And man, those redirects to sketchy-looking sites? They are absolutely relentless, especially on mobile if you aren't running AdAway or Chrome + uBlock. It's a total nightmare.
The traffic just totally bottomed out on all those PDF reports. Honestly, people have completely lost their nerve when it comes to fighting against those damn wind gusts...
For crying out loud, just go start a thread over on Alternative and hash it out there to your heart's content—you know, with all that stuff about planetam x, world flavors, Hollow Earth, WW3, and all that good stuff; I'm 99.98% sure they won't lock or delete your thread there, plus you'll find plenty of folks who think just like you to keep the debate going for well over 5K posts.
Look, let me just speed things up for you and get straight to the conclusion: chemtrails aren't even the toxic or dangerous part themselves, right? It's more like they're spraying them from planes specifically so they can spread and boost the reach of that deadly Wi-Fi, all to pull off their master plan for those 500 million people on Earth who'll be saved before Nibiru hits our planet. I don't think I missed any steps in connecting the dots there...
Oh man, tell me about it. I’ve seen that pop up a few times, and even caught it on a Pocketnow podcast where they were saying it’s actually been proven that, on average, a single carrot emits more radiation than your typical smartphone. And I’m talking about an "average" phone here—don't even get me started on those weird, sketchy brands like THL, Doogee, or Oukitel that don't even bother properly controlling or measuring their SAR levels. It's just ridiculous. #BanCarrots
Man, have you ever actually stopped to think about how the Japanese pull it off? Like, they’re basically swimming in all those "cruel and deadly" Wi-Fi signals—not to mention radio waves, cell towers, and everything else—yet they’ve got the highest number of centenarians on the planet. They live these incredibly healthy lives and consistently rank in the top 5 for longevity, plus their rates for various illnesses in kids and teens are insanely low. Has it ever even crossed anyone's mind?
It’s pretty much the exact same story in South Korea, which is right up there with Japan when it comes to being totally blanketed by these "evil signals and radiation."
But here in the States? You put up a single cell tower on some hill overlooking a tiny town of 200 people and—yay!—instant drama. Everyone starts acting like we’re all gonna drop dead from cancer tomorrow. 😲 😲 Pitch please...
Man, you seriously need way more breathing room for that quarantine folder. Honestly, just run CCleaner through—but pro tip, install it while you're in Safe Mode first. Or better yet, just grab the portable version so you don't even have to deal with an installation process.
You could also give the portable version of BleachBit a shot; it’s basically the same deal as CCleaner.
I've been using DownThemAll! on Chrome lately. It’s honestly such a breeze to use, and get this—it pulls everything down without any weird compression at the highest bitrate possible. Like, I'm pretty sure it's just grabbing the direct converted source file, which is way better than any of the other tools I've messed around with.
Man, today has been an absolute train wreck. Everything is just breaking at once (and honestly, it’s relentless); we're talking 408s, 503s, 504s, proxy handler issues, database errors... you name it. And the worst part? It’s still crawling along like a slug in molasses.
restlessdrifter12 said:Well, I just tried adding a shortcut for Thunderbird into the startup folder—as suggested—but wouldn't you know it? After a full reboot of my PC, there is still absolutely nothing showing up in the systray.
Michelle Evans said:Please include links that back up your claims about the moderation issues here. Otherwise, you're just breaking the rules of this PDF and making this whole thread pointless since nobody can verify what you're actually talking about...
I mean, seriously? Saying that just sounds totally ridiculous. Like, come on.
Man, you can't even attach links to posts when they're getting deleted, lol! Like, what am I even supposed to link to in that case? One minute there's pages and pages of content in a thread, and the next—poof—it’s just gone. It’s exactly like how posts are vanishing right here in this one, too. Jebiga.
