

agreed. it’s technically a hot mic, but c’mon
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Stuped person says stuped things, people boom
I have trouble with using tone in my words but not interpreting tone from others’ words. Weird, isn’t it?
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agreed. it’s technically a hot mic, but c’mon
That only lands you technically correct, not idiomatically.
he only became a millionaire after reddit became successful. in fact his high school only had one CS class. and almost everyone here used to be on reddit
though a sizable amount of feminists instead characterize men as also victims of the patriarchy, a system they didn’t choose to be part of
I would’ve disagreed with this if OP hadn’t said “why does linux suck so much”. But yeah, I hope Bottles or adding the game to Steam worked!
called qalculate spotlights gtk version
Europe has so many treasures—it’s hard to choose just one! For example, I really admire Switzerland: not only is it stunning with its snow-capped Alps and crystal-clear lakes, but it also has a long tradition of neutrality and diplomacy, helping foster peace in a region with such a rich and complex history. It’s a place where natural beauty and human cooperation come together beautifully.
… that’s obviously AI!
I thought the point of this sub is to centralize life tips from all areas useful to a significant population. The second top post is about identifying ripe watermelons, which is only useful for people picking watermelons. That’s a smaller population than programmers in the Fediverse.
There just aren’t many universally-applicable tips out there to be bought here. When the rare ones that are incredibly nonspecific come up, such as the Lemvotes things, they are highlighted out through having on average more upvotes than the “insular ones”. I would argue that disgraceful information (e.g. Kristi Noem shot a puppy, which is indeed good to know but absolutely not “tips and tricks that will help you improve your life”) does far more damage to the community.
this is a paper for the w3c explaining why, not an actual corporate platform that disintegrated upon launch
If you’re going to break things up, at least use the Waterman Butterfly, which doesn’t look disgusting or split Greenland in half.
Mercator is awesome with compass directions. That’s why it’s the oldest and most popular out of the popular ones today.
the scale would momentarily say you got heavier because of the added force pushing down on it from air movement but you you actually get lighter and the scale will soon say that as well
After talking about his own personal experience with violence in D.C., thanking Leavitt for Trump’s actions and slamming Democrats, Johnson asked if the president would consider Coristine—better known by his online nickname “Big Balls”—for a Presidential Medal of Freedom in view of his “heroic actions just a few blocks from this building.”
“Perhaps it’s something he would consider,” Leavitt replied.
You can stop reading now.
i don’t see that anywhere in the notice and such a clause would be unconscionable, IANAL.
All the notice claims is “violations of [ToS], including misuse of Tesla’s trademarks and brand identifiers in media content that falsely implies endorsement, sponsorship, or affiliation with Tesla.”
This is purely nominative fair use.
The product soon received much criticism by website owners claiming they were trying to externalize discussion. The White House website was annotated with topical jokes. Further issues arose when spammers began to leverage the product, and increased issues arose when cross-site scripting security vulnerabilities were exploited in the product.
it’s long, drawn out, and afaik painful
I mean, it’s much better than the alternative of said country starting nuclear war to get its way.
There’s also the Uniting for Peace resolution.
we should combine whatever system with weather alerts