It’s incredible that we’re still learning new things

I’ve read some studies that talk about how cabbages in a patch release a warning scent when one of them is being harvested. The scent actually propagates, and even non harvested cabbages release the scent further down the patch to warn other cabbages.

I mean, people hardly ever eat carnivores. Even pigs, which are omnivores, are 90% of the time herbivores. I don’t even eat meat, but this argument never made sense to me. Yes, there are countries where people eat dogs, but that doesn’t mean dogs and cats are equivalent to cattle. You can make an argument for horses though.

After using kde for a long time, I switched to gnome last year after gnome 40(?). Has KDE changed drastically since last year?

When I was graduating college 15 years ago, I wanted to create a professional firstname.lastname email. Outlook.com was starting to get traction and Hotmail was getting phased out, but I was advised to create my professional email under Hotmail.com because it would seem ‘more professional’.

My main email is still the 007 related gmail I created first.

That sounds really interesting! Thanks for that link.

What I’ve found to be helpful is to not learn the words first, but rather learn the sentence formation, and find parallels in your own language. Understanding sentence structure would really help in learning the language, and you can always substitute unknown words with English until you learn them. See how a sentence in your language is translated to that language, and see how the structure is different. Building parallels like this for different types of sentences would really help you learn the language better.

Is that why they beheaded babies, paraded naked women before/after raping/killing them, targeted civilian congregations and killed them without warning? Wait.

My comments and posts deleted using power delete have been coming back one by one.

Like the transparency from various instance admins

That’s fair

The cynic in me thinks this would only be a bill, never a law

‘Fine’ is a stretch. I don’t think I can sew myself good enough to prevent infection and gangrene.

My Canon laser printer works fine on Linux. I have had trouble setting up custom paper size, but I have made it work. Unfortunately, I distro hop a lot, and feel too lazy to try setting it up again.

I was using it for over a year, and it was very stable. My only issue was that the opi method to install aur like packages was not as good as using aur itself, so I have recently moved back to arch.

TIHI

Complaining about reddit is part of the process. Let them do the same thing you did when you first migrated over.

That’s a shame

That sounds nice

How is gitlab doing these days? I created a gitlab account back when they started, but I’ve gone back to github, and not used gitlab much.