AnUnusualRelic @ AnUnusualRelic @lemmy.world

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About 2% I'd say.

In the 1900s I was on the Titanic, and I remember that someone complained "at least there ought to be some boobies".

The US are sometimes very puzzling to us on the rest of the planet.

Don't be so negative. By 2035, a 2500 dollar us made iPhone might be possible.

Hello! It's me, ChatGpt! I heard you needed me for a small chore?

Will there be something left to recognise in June?

It certainly worked and was full featured, but the interface wasn't very good. Having to edit the network interfaces to configure them wasn't good UI for example (the partition editor works the same way). It also took until my second install (that was quite some time ago) to figure out that I could pick what software I wanted to install.

Anyway, a lot of things could be made clearer for first time users.

Luxury!

From what I see online, they're expecting something more akin to 25 or 30 % nowadays.

I was saved at the last minute!

Let me sing it to you!

I thought they'd stop at the 1930s, but it seems that your're plunging into the depth of history much faster than expected. You guys ought to sharpen your stone carving skills at this rate.

Kids these days...

I used stout, it worked fine.

It was very common to build on bridges in European cities. Seeing the river was rare. There are a few subsisting examples, but most houses are gone.

In many places it was based on the number of windows, or on the width of the street facing façade... leading to odd styles of construction. It's been a game of cat and mouse for quite some time.

At that point, you can just hold the thread in your teeth and jump through the needle!

She didn't have enough orange paint.

But what about pre-emptive self defense? That's a thing, right?

It's for self defense. It says so right there in the article!

"But, it builds character!"