SSUPII @ SSUPII @sopuli.xyz

A proudly fat italian. Extremely nerdy. Adamantly fat positive.

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Isn't local translation already a thing? I had it for a while already

"But that's not an issue because they are living a different reality"

Seriously, those two words are what make me angry about the article mostly, not only the way too small and degrading talk about this happening to the other gender too.

Very modern electric cars can hold very good on 15 minutes charge.

https://github.com/gcc-mirror/gcc/blob/63663e4e69527b308687c63bacb0cc038b386593/libgo/go/net/http/testdata/style.css

I did it often when I was really into it. I had Tetris dreams, it honestly was cool.

For almost all users, especially beginners, nano is just simpler faster and better. A lot of distributions are bundling it, and I am finding indeed systems without vim at all.

Reddit is PC only using the old site. But I've been using it much less now despite most of my usage was on PC already. I much prefer Lemmy on my PC and Summit on mobile now.

Wish that was me

Go ahead, train on me not writing a single thing and just retweeting exclusively Pokémon drawings from Japanese artists.

While the report shows men are also subject to some of this behaviour (24% had been sexually harassed), it concludes men and women surgeons are "living different realities".

What do you mean "living different realities". It's the same reality where people cannot stay for themself, no matter who they are. They unhappy with their life and so want to force themself on others? They can force their head in dirt

You might need an extra 1 year course on why it's not "a thing" to be lacking common sense

The project is there. The dismantled wind farm was due for its lifespan and a contract made many years ago with an extraction company, way before the project for lesser coal in Germany, made it clear that after the lifespan of the wind farm they would have full rights to build a mine in its place.

We had the starting of the building of bike lanes, until they stopped due to outrage from the store owners. Cars could no longer illegally park to the side of the lane to get to their stores.

I totally get where you're coming from! It can be frustrating when you just want a quick answer to a straightforward question, and instead, you're bombarded with a seemingly endless stream of words. It's like trying to take a sip from a water fountain and getting hit by a firehose, right?

But here's the thing, sometimes those long answers are necessary. Think of it like this: Simple questions might have complex answers hiding beneath the surface. So, when someone provides a lengthy response, they might be trying to give you a complete picture.

Sure, not everyone's a fan of reading a novella in response to "What's the weather like today?" But consider that some people are genuinely passionate about sharing their knowledge or experiences. They might want to make sure you understand the topic thoroughly or provide you with additional context that could be helpful down the line.

It's like when your grandma starts telling you a story about her pet hamster from 30 years ago when all you asked was if she wanted a cup of tea. Annoying at times, sure, but she's just excited to share a piece of her life with you.

The key here is balance. If someone's giving a longer answer than necessary, it might be polite to gently remind them that you were just looking for a quick tidbit of information. But remember, on the other side, there's a real person trying to be helpful or connect with you in some way. So, maybe next time you see a long response to a simple question, take a deep breath, skim through it, and you might just find a hidden gem of knowledge or a new perspective you hadn't considered before!

The Christian church has assigned the name of various saints to the calendar. A "name day" is when the current day is one where the assigned saint is the same as yours. We usually celebrate it in Italy.

Check out https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Name_day

Isn't banning things making the government bigger?

Nha, I ran away from Windows for desperation for all the bugs, issues and extra steps necessary you have if you do anything remotely advanced. Doing advanced user shit and gaming in Linux for 2 years.

I have a job as maintenance, in a two months 3 Windows devices had issues that could be attributed to Windows breaking on its own.

Dude steals from ATM

Dude repents

Dude turns himself in

Dude finds gratitude in the teachings of the holy book he is reading

Dude turned his life around and got stable job

Dude talks to partner in crime, saying they knew each other

The objective of the image is probably to say that religion saves a man from evil/breaking the law. Nothing else.

Would be actually extremely cool!