It's a 90s high school, somewhat rural and religious, according to the article. Either there really were few homosexual relationships there, or the students didn't want to reveal them.
When I go to museums and galleries, it's entirely typical for me to see like 2-3 people in the same area as myself. In one gallery that I used to frequent I was usually the only person inside at all.
Simple Gallery hasn't and couldn't have received the privacy-intruding update yet, as its last update was in October, according to the data on Play Store, i.e. before the acquisition. People are complaining about Simple Messenger, for now.
Maybe you can see it if you're using some repository other then the default one? Or your repository data hasn't been updated recently? Idk, just guessing.
Huh, perhaps the problem is on my end then? But I can neither find it by searching the repository, nor is it on the list of my installed F-Droid apps, even though all the other Simple apps are there. And I'm 100% certain I'm not using the Play Store version.
It seems F-droid won't accept the new versions, as the Suite has been acquired over a month ago and they haven't accepted any new versions, all Simple apps I've checked haven't been updated for 3-4 months; in fact, I can't find Simple Gallery there anymore at all.
Putting aside the added part, I've seen this quote ascribed to Tolstoy more than once, even though it should be painfully obvious it's not a real Tolstoy quote to anyone who read his books. So frustrating. It's a dumb quote too.
If anyone's curious: the illustration is from Codex Seraphinianus by Luigi Serafini. It's a pseudo-encyclopedia filled with this sort of bizarre images, schemes, diagrams...
Where did you hear about that? It sounds odd, because surely Google could've filtered out the swearwords, and at the end of the day users still had to solve the captcha correctly sooner or later if they wanted to post.
True, it's not right to call lemmy.world users "reddit-brained".