Skua @ Skua @kbin.earth

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long before Russia went in

There's a problem with this, because Russia has had troops in Ukraine since early 2014, before Poroshenko's government

I tried that once, found it too tedious, and just stopped levelling up instead

There is a group that's remaking Morrowind in Skyrim, but I have absolutely no idea how far along they are https://tesrskywind.com/

I am allowed to dislike someone for their actions without there being a written rule about it

I never said you said those things, I'm just saying that those things didn't have an affect on him.

...cool? I never said the bans were effective, so I don't understand why you're responding to me as if I did.

I didn't say anything about UM somehow influencing the American election either

My problem with UM is that they post disingenuously, evidenced by their refusal to actually engage with the content they post when asked about it

Was this comment meant to be a reply to me? You seem to be arguing with a bunch of things I never said

Oblivion without the comically fucked-up levelling system sounds like a blast

Ooh, that's interesting. I'm not really sure what to look for here, could you give me an example of a language/script that has that?

Well that does make it quite regrettable for most people, I suppose

Some instances (kbin.earth in my case, which runs on mbin) show upvotes and downvotes separately. Your comment looks like this to me

It does not

It's pretty normal for language to vary between generations, it's just that we all communicate via text a lot more now, so differences in punctuation usage have become noticeable parts within those language variations

it's not a grammar competition.

While I agree that there's less of an expectation of grammar, informal text communication has definitely developed grammar of its own. OP mentioned full stops, for example — ending a message with one is a tone marker now

Excuse you, this isn't unconventional at all, 69,000,000 Brits do it every morning

Gallium? It's solid at room temperature, but your own body heat will melt it, so you lie down on a solid block of metal and then slowly sink into a melting puddle in the middle of it. It's non-toxic and six times denser than water so you'd be really floaty on it too

Fair enough!

!politics@lemmy.world had UniversalMonk in the run up to the American election. They have about 15 alts, posted an average of 16 articles a day just on the main account, and would pointedly refuse to engage with any discussion of the actual content of the article in the comments. They were banned for "Indiscriminate posting of duplicate stories from different sources to flood the channel."

That's not this community, of course, but I think it is proof enough that it's not an unreasonable concern for OP to have

I can't even think of a way that this could be given some veil of innocence either. The "my heart goes out to you" thing was always bullshit, but it was an attempt at plausible deniability. I don't think even that could be done here

Fuck me, I'm scared for my friends in the States

risk an American withdrawal from Europe.

Do it, coward

The biggest ones are about the size of teff grains or fine couscous, which is more like sand than a fine powder