schnurrito @ schnurrito @discuss.tchncs.de

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More or less an instinct I think. That is how I was able to tell I was starting puberty, that I started to imagine and want to see and touch naked breasts of the women and girls around me. I myself didn't have an explanation why, but that was now more than half my life ago and it hasn't stopped.

I don't have strong preferences as to shape and size. Small breasts are still breasts.

The fact that you posted this question without any context on how old you are really, what you look like, how you behave, may be a clue as to your maturity.

We still reduced our tram system quite a bit from what it once was; not to zero like e.g. West Berlin did, but lots of places where trams used to run now have bus or metro lines running instead.

"before they did this" for Vienna is around WW1, which was a very different time :/

I am not very familiar with housing crises in other countries. I have lived in Vienna my whole life and now live in an apartment I own. This was possible to afford for me (a single man then in his mid-20s working as a software engineer) with a bank loan and some financial support from my family; I am not sure if it would still be possible nowadays.

any distro except the ones listed here https://www.gnu.org/distros/free-distros.en.html technically already "took" that "route"

I know all of that. The "not have owners" wording was mainly a reference to https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/why-free.en.html

You don't know of any such non-profit? Creative Commons, Wikimedia Foundation, OpenStreetMap Foundation, you don't know of these?

I'm a supporter of free licensing of any and all works, but I recognize that it is most important for software because there you need transparency about how it actually works (and affects our lives), you need to be able to build on other people's work, this is not necessarily equally important for all other types of work. It's also a fair point that we have not really yet figured out a very good business model for free licensing, unfortunately.

Of course in general these are all still rising movements, think about how many scientific journals have CC licenses nowadays compared to like 15 years ago.

When and where was that? I have never seen cherry on pizza before, nor do I remember reading about it.

Doesn't North Korea likely have nuclear weapons now already? If it does, then you can imagine the result.

Free software doesn't have owners, that is kinda the point of free licensing.

Someone else would do whatever Linus does now. I am not sure what exactly that is nowadays. In fact it is already now the case that if he (or any maintainer of any FOSS) did a bad job maintaining it, someone else could step in, do a better job and many people would switch to that fork.

My instance is hosted in Germany and does not seem to defederate from hexbear, I'm subscribed to !history@hexbear.net from this account.

yes, me, but no one except that

(hint: everyone on lemmy is a bot except you)

you might enjoy https://www.tedcruzforhumanpresident.com/

The thing is that the presidency of the Council will change (I remember reading: from Hungary to Poland) at the beginning of 2025. Now look at the map which sides Hungary and Poland are on.

What? I don't remember ever before seeing anything about Star Trek on Lemmy. Then again I only look at things I am subscribed to normally.

These kinds of "why is there so much content about $topic on $platform" questions always have the same answer: we have no idea why you are getting exposed to whatever you're getting exposed to.

Convenience link https://coveryourtracks.eff.org/

I'm a native speaker of German and of course I spoke English to the people in the Netherlands when I was there. I don't know any Dutch and don't expect them to speak German, so English is pragmatically the language that we have most likely in common.

NOLITE ACCVSARE DE NOSTRA LATINITATE SI NON POTESTIS LOQVI LINGVA CELTICA

VOS AMAMVS

honestly not sure how grammatical that was, I never really learned to write Latin :(

yup, now that I think of it again, I think smooth scrolling is something different, autoscrolling is what I meant

no, we just learn that "der", "die", "das", "den", "dem" all translate to "the"

The good part is that at least according to https://netzpolitik.org/2024/letzter-anlauf-zur-chatkontrolle-ungarn-will-zustimmung-zum-scannen-erzwingen/ this is the last time they're trying to get the Council to agree.