I'd likely think about what I should be doing, not deeming anything I come up with worthy. Then I would get increasingly anxious about the time creeping closer and closer to the end until all of a sudden its here.

While Firefox doesn't seem very well managed at all right now, I feel like I have to use it. If every browser uses chromium then it seems to me Google has the power to dictate how the web works, which I do not want. I just really want there to be other browser engines out there.

Ceo makes how much?

no we don't also windows is stupid you should install gentoo

having a small penis doesn't make anyone a bad person, all your other terms are fair and objectively bad, but how do you bot realize you are potentially hurting perfectly decent people with the last one? I know its a widespread practice and that and I am not really mad about it, but it still amazes me how the insult is still used. If someone is an abusive, narcissistic misogynist then that's bad enough, don't gotta go there.

Think about your harmless bros with insecurity issues over this thing that doesn't make them a lesser person.

End rant, again not mad at you just a thought.

I showed my wife who is a neurology nurse and she didn't think it was a stroke, based on how not all muscles on that side of his face seemed to be limp.

don't insult the pig

"over a month" is a weird way to put it when the pregnancy window is a very small part of the roughly one month cycle.

The people who struggle to get pregnant usually try for a year or several years.

Lemmy is a kind of slow paced place and really needs content, so I won't complain about someone taking action.

Thank you for your service.

So annoying how they can be champions of being a non Chrome-based alternative but miss the mark so fucking hard. They will alienate their active users and fail at attracting new ones at the same time.

I think this meme format was the turning point where memes became accessible and the beginning of your everyday normal people using memes like where we are today.

I am a millennial but I much prefer to knock a conversation out over phone than back and forth in text, unless I have a full size computer keyboard. Typing on a phone is incredibly frustrating to me and the misunderstanding and back and forth takes what could have been a 5 minute call and turns it into a back and forth over half a day.

I think it's unacceptable and indicative of this dangerous path we are headed down as whole. There's already been a few write ups on how cars are the most privacy disrespecting "devices" out there, which is wild considering we have smartphones.

With the driver facing camera we have no control over it also has complete access to our travel data, probably knows exactly who we are in the car with, records all our private conversations etc. etc.

It's so tiring to hear people defend this as if privacy is a thing of the past and anyone advocating it is being dramatic.

I cannot comprehend why you would puke in a bowl, especially not a plastic one used for food etc.

Even if we ignore the gross aspects, a bowl is so impractical and such a high risk of spillage.

Why not use a bucket, like the mop bucket? I have never heard of this bowl thing outside of online memery.

Ah yes the lemonade percolator, classic.

i would kill for button based menu navigation to come back

I think its interesting how north Europe is compared to North America. Stockholm, Sweden is on the same level as Alaska. The Canadian/US border is roughly level with Paris.

I want to jump ship it's just daunting when the other platforms I try can't match the library. I ported a small playlist to Qobuz and only a third of the tracks were available. I have an offline library but I have been lazy and its unmaintained.

Christmas predates Christianity in my culture. We just didn't call it Christmas.

That sounds to me like human behaviour, an AI would probably respond to each element separately. A lot of people when faced with multiple pieces of information or questions will usually respond to at most half, and often only one thing, in my experience.

Worked in a lot of service desks where I asked multiple troubleshooting related questions, getting a reply to only one of them is really common, the norm even I would say.