and for windows:
https://www.elevenforum.com/t/change-default-new-folder-name-in-windows-11.3064/

“but it’s a dry cold”

if no one in the family wants any of it… check with the local (where she lived or was from) public library (ours has a history room and a genealogy research room) and with a local museum or historical society (we have one of those too).

some of the popular ones are measured in metric, but there’s plenty that are not.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caliber#Metric_and_US_customary

this one has an increased chance of going nuclear.

“i ordered two berders, french fries, war crimes, and a diet coke… supersized!. i see the berders, the fries, the coke. but where the fuck is my war crimes. give me my goddamn war crimes!!”

1 millimile ~ 5 feet, 3 and 23/64 inches.

makes perfect sense.

if i’m at home… i just cut 'em in half and peel from the cut. often i just want half anyway, and an unpeeled half banana will keep for awhile.

when those types of wrappers were first introduced to things like mass market candy bars, some of them had instructions printed on them… ‘tear here’ with an arrow and such.

colorado would just light one up and watch it go

well, he did seal himself inside a bunker back in 1962. things are bound to change some.

might as well just buy the theater boxes from walmart, which cost about the same by weight.

those “morons” represent the vast majority of internet users.

bad actors use shorteners to mask the actual url of their pages so their potential victims don’t know where they’re going until it is, perhaps, ‘too late’

Opening the shortened URL in your browser will instantly redirect you to the correct long URL. (So no stupid redirection pages.)

an interstitial or redirect page would be a security feature, especially for a shortener open to the public.