I remember with mobile phones you’d have an app that was called shave or something like that.

It would play the sound of a shaving apparatus and you’d run your phone across your cheek pretending to shave

You’ve such a way with words

I’ve decided the answer is related to the directionality of gravity somehow, but I’m not sure why

Science in the making, people /s

Thanks!

Thank you!

As a casual UK news observer I’ve seen hints on have I got news for you about a bit of a hassle surrounding her. However I do not understand what is about, nor willing to pay the financial times.

Can you (or anyone else that feels the calling) provide a tldr?

Yeah, it wasn’t really a serious idea, however if the crazy gets moderated by a sane and respected member of the community, that speaks about the virtue of solidarity and gives aid to the crazy ones (the way religion used to be, where I’m from)…

Im still staunchly against it, but people ‘doing their own research’ had to learn to read first, that’s preferable.

I’m beginning to think that organized religion as opiate for the people was not as bad as an idea as I once thought.

Depends if I’m the one that’s always lying or the one always telling the truth.

Hard to say. Diseases that leave no mark on the skeleton are impossible to ascertain in prehistorical context.

Additionally there is the thing with disease that it doesn’t exist until people find a way to diagnose it. That’s the problem with neurotipicallity in historical sense. Boomers saying ‘when I was young nobody had Asperger’s or ADHD’ like it didn’t exist back then is a good example. It did exist, but people didn’t have a way to diagnose it.

Best of luck, I hope your fortunes will turn soon.

I’ve already got a name that puts me quite comfortably in the 1% of names used in my country. It’s not as cool to have a uncommon name as you think. It’s easy to get picked on, you never can buy those souvenir mugs or keyrings with ‘your name’ and it gets misspelled.

I mean I’ve written a book where my name is on the cover and one review managed to misspell it…

Otoh. I once met someone on holiday in Ireland that said ‘i one met a kid with that name and it was in Croatia, about ten years ago’.

That kid was me. If I had a more common name we’d never have known.

It seems like this article doesn’t hold up too scrutiny:

https://kbin.social/m/technology@lemmy.world/t/809052/-/comment/4961022

It’s funny how you ridicule the young for believing in propaganda, whilst spewing it yourself.

Jews aren’t my enemies, and I’m pretty happy about that because I see what they do to families of their enemies.

Doesn’t matter what faith or religious persuasion, killing children is wrong. It’s not that hard of a moral compass.

This person molds

Me too, and pirate prima!

With all the people being called Nazis nowadays, the true meaning of what Nazi or fascist is is being diluted. It’s used as the strongest way of accusing an opponent, however it doesn’t matter what ideology they subscribe to or what actions constitute brune a Nazi.

This is worrisome. It diluted the term and pages the way for nationalistic, autocratic rulers that use a populist brush to paint their opponents as the baddies.

Don’t hesitate to ask for the english version :)

Merci, mais il me fait plaisir d’apprandre un peu votre langue, mais si je comprends pas je demandera.

Chez nous l’agrobussiness et leur argent ont pris charge de mouvement agriculturiste. Mais ici l’agriculture est plus comme un industie que chez vous (malgré etre un pays trés petit on a l’export agriculturel plus grands de l’Europe. C’est fou). Donc tout le mouvement est tellement droite et nationaliste et contre reduction de pollution (ils sont les polluteurs plus grandes lui meme).

Mais c’est pour ca que la plupart des gauchistes ne soutiennes pas les agriculturistes chez nous

Mais comme vous disez, chez vous les paysannes contre l’agrobusiness je peu comprendre. Ça je peux soutenir moi-même.

Merci pour l’eclairation!

Merci!

Si vous voulez, Camus, veuillez m’expliquer cette jeu de mots? Ça m’échappe