Papanca @ Papanca @lemmy.world

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Star Wars

I think this one:

!neurodivergence@lemmy.giftedmc.com

Exactly; if Usually, it takes years, if not decades, before laws and regulations are actually in place

And now for 50 years worth of security updates for a phone like that. Not to mention what people might do with throwing a phone in the trash or something

That's unfortunate! I never had it crash and i use it a lot

Great! No, they didn't pop up when i used the search function of lemmy, only some tiny or dead ones

Thank you!

I use https://chat.petals.dev/ I think that is also open source

I don't see a good lemmy community to learn more about anarchy. Am i missing something? I know about sources online, but it would be nice to read what actual people have to discuss.

Wow, that was a very interesting and informative read, thank you!

Great, thank you!

Clicking the link gives me the following warning:

The site ahead may contain harmful programs

Firefox blocked this page because it might try to trick you into installing programs that harm your browsing experience (for example, by changing your homepage or showing extra ads on sites you visit).

Yes, very true

I seem to recall a study, years ago, which found that women are way more often filing for divorce.

Yes, i made four, because when i joined Lemmy, everyone seemed to urge new users to spread across the fediverse. So, i did. But over time, i did away with two accounts and am contemplating ditching another one.

It's just good doggo manners to show their appreciation that they have a happy life with you

Know that not everyone is like this, but it seems that the type of people you describe are the biggest shouters. There are people who have been fighting against climate change and 'the establishment' since the seventies or earlier, who do their best to always patiently continue to vote instead of giving up and not voting at all, who still join protests, discuss their views in the hopes of changing the perspectives of others. But they usually are just not the people who catch your eye. I'm a lot older than you, and i also still try to write to companies (sometimes even successfully change their product which is very encouraging), sign petitions, donate to certain causes, vote, answer questions when people ask for my opinion. I always was a bit of a rebel and i know of others who are too. I know that i am not alone in this. I was inspired by those lone rangers in the seventies who were already fighting against climate change, even though i don't know their names. They were usually portrayed in the media as the exaggerating crazies or hippies. But i'm not 'in your face' about it and i will only discuss things when other people approach me and ask me something. This takes away some of the hostility of other people who tend to feel attacked when i do things differently than they do. I always knew that i was never alone in my views. I might not know most of them but i know they exist. They always have. It might feel like you are alone, but you never are. And i feel like i do have a certain influence on my own personal environment. It makes some people think about certain things. They might even change, if only a little. At the very least, they now know from personal experience a person like me and can use my existence in conversations about certain topics, just as i could use those anonymous strangers who were putting up a fight in the seventies.

Within limits; if they become very flat, you wear them down and clearly pet them too often

And they also often start their text with copying your question