Amphobet
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21·4 months agoThat’s a lot of downvotes.
20·4 months agoWhat a headline. “some vegetables.”
9·4 months agoThe explanation I heard was that Israel, as a nation-state, takes “prisoners,” while Hamas, as a non-state actor, takes “hostages.” Purely semantic difference, of course.
104·5 months agoNah it’s cool.
It’s the scene with the lasers innit? So many “paradoxes” are solved with the answer of “portals cannot move relative to one another,” and then they do the bit with the laser. -_-
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Dude seems OK to me; this might be a you problem.
6·10 months agoGaia Online is still alive, believe it or not. www.gaiaonline.com
Huge and widespread, yet low-quality and ineffective. Kind of disturbing and amusing at the same time.
Non-paywalled articles:
https://news.yahoo.com/mystery-land-buyers-around-california-192053920.html
How unsurprising. There will be no consequences for the federal government, even if this information should become common knowledge.
3·11 months agoThere’s an Indian food buffet right next to where I work and it’s really good. I went there a few times… but the last time I did, I got sick. Like, projectile vomiting sick. Not sure I wanna go back. _;
A miserable pile of content.
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We continue to invest significant resources to proactively stop fake reviews,
What a fucking joke, LOL.
This looks like a pretty good list, but I worry about the fact that they promote Brave. I’ve seen many users warn against it, and after reading the wikipedia page for Brave Browser, I understand why.
OK, this doesn’t have swipe to type or a notepad, but I’m trying out Thumb-Key. It’s a very different sort of keyboard, almost akin to the old-fashioned way of texting with just the number keys on a phone, just updated for a smartphone screen. The problem is that it takes practice/memorization to learn, because it’s a whole new layout. It’s open source and very privacy conscious (there’s no predictive text or autocorrect).
Is there anything individual users can do?