I'm so glad we came out to visit family in the middle of the flattest place imaginable on the stormiest July 4th I can remember.

The Uncomfortable is a collection of deliberately inconvenient everyday objects by Athens-based architect Katerina Kamprani.

I have, twice that I can remember.

• Nukamajig - microwave. I still use it from time to time because it's too stupid not to.
• Miscombobulate - mixup and confuse. Just now, between the time it was and when the appartment building's laundry room was closed for the night.

Can somebody explain what's going on with this neck? His other work has nothing like this weirdness.

I started using Qwant (was using duck duck go) and noticed that search results are now including AI summaries. Is there a way to disable this bullshit, it do I need to go back to DDG?

I came up with a riddle and they claimed I was violating a rule. I argued that I was not and got permabanned. It was my first ever post there lol. I only posted there because there's not really a comparable Lemmy sub. Some mods are just so petty and stupid.

Modern photography doomed Still Lifes as a common type of pairing

See the screenshot; some links but not all show that gray area with the link name. This is in the Connect app but I can't find a setting for that - it just started happening one day in the last week or so.

Is there a way to fix this? Is it a Connect issue, a Lemmy issue, or unique to Discuss?

Thanks.

This is separate from the technical categorization of colors. Rather, how do you associate color families in your thoughts? Also, how good is your color vision, for comparison?

For me, I have excellent color vision;

• Reds, pinks, magentas, very red oranges
• Oranges, Yellows, Browns, very yellow greens
• Greens
• Most blues, purples, very blue greens
• Whites, off-whites, creams, light blues
• Black, grays, very dark blues, and other near-black colors that aren't browns

I guess that goes for eyebrows and other body hair in general, but it seems like hair loss with age is very specifically only on top of the head and nowhere else.