Agreed. Pants that have sat on public benches, chairs, etc. are okay to go sit on more public benches and chairs another day, but them hanging out with clean clothes is not the same thing.

Curate your subscriptions and stick to that feed.

Here you go: !hydrohomies@lemmy.ml

A few, but this is the only reasonably active one: !hydrohomies@lemmy.ml

It wasn’t just your family.

I’m Wendall Zurkowitz and so’s my wife!

…acid.

We have The B-52s at home.

Thanks, Dr. Dystopia.

Fun fact: this feature used to be built-in to Firefox itself.

“Free, efficient, no bullshit” is kind of the default for Linux software.

I’m making a note here:

He tried his best.

I always listen to my parents’ kid.

It’s an official Sony thing.

The difference is just whether the client app gets notified of new messages/replies by asking the server “Is there anything new?” on a set schedule (pull), or if the server sends the notification “Here’s something new!” only when there is a new one (push).

Yep. I’m not sure if OP was looking for technically-pull clients specifically, though I have to imagine conventional notifications are a basic feature even on iOS.

Checking at a regular interval is “pull” (not push) though. Push means the client keeps a low-bandwidth connection to the server open so the server can notify the client as soon as something has happened.

I’m going with magnetic chalk/dry erase board.

Doonesbury comes to mind as a comic that was very frequently political, though not a “political comic,” per se.