ALostInquirer

Curious if any folks here have a Unihertz phone (Jelly/Atom/etc.) and how they've been for them. Knowing their constraints, I've still been tempted to get one because I think I'd like the more compact sizes, and they're not super expensive.

However, they are also still budget phones and despite being small, a tad thick, so...

It's the best way to make the most of your flag! It gives it a good wash and really livens up the colors!

Given the repeat questions you can find here on basics, it's kind of surprising there doesn't appear to be a commonly shared FAQ, website, or book going over some of the basics.

E.g. ways to safely connect to home servers over the internet while away, when it may be better to spin up services on a VPS instead, etc.

Have I been overlooking some shared text-based resource concerning the subject, or...?

Also fwiw I did look at the sidebar links, and the awesome-sysadmin link has links to sections for blogs/books, but as of writing this, they were empty sections.

And more importantly, do they come in lingerie styles?

I'd guess the simple answer may be that people don't care/know, but for those that have ditched Facebook for whatever reason, yet still use Instagram, it's a little surprising.

Is it partly a result of it being a more focused/limited form of social media that filters out some of the stuff people didn't like from Facebook?

I've found all your lost socks, but unfortunately they're all on the hidden feet you'll never meet!

Sexy men/masculine looks are about as easy to find as for women/feminine looks, but cute seems a little less obvious.

I really doubt it's due to a lack of interest from folks, but 🤷‍♀️

Ya got armpits for arms, so legpits and finpits and wingpits?? TENTACLE PITS?!

In time travelers' utopian future phone calls are a viable means of communication, so they think they can help folks in the past via calling and don't understand why nobody answers!

is miming even really French. Is France an elaborate mime trick?

Did Quebec actually found France as a front to legitimize themselves? How far do the lines go?

I'd imagine it may work somewhat like it always has, but with some of the more technical jobs (say some web dev stuff) or the like, I'm not entirely clear on it.

What sort of job listings or openings or whathaveyou do freelancers typically keep an eye out for when on the hunt for new jobs? Also, depending on the country, how do they get by without whatever employer benefits may be provided (e.g. in the US this may generally be like health insurance and retirement-related stuff)?