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Phone right front. Wallet right back.

Keys left front. You can't keep a phone and keys in the same pocket. Especially not with the size of modern phones.

Consistency means I always know if I've forgotten my phone keys/wallet. There's never searching or wondering where they've gone.

I wonder if all the bot activity on reddit makes it look so busy that people are confused when they come somewhere with far fewer bots around?

I notice significantly more positive interaction with (at least what I believe to be) real humans here than I did on reddit in my last couple of years there.

At this point ... what stops the CVE foundation moving on as a foundation and working to find an alternative funding model?

Yep... And damn I put so much effort into working that out and still got it wrong

Mid-day should be the middle of the day. Mid-night should be the middle of the night.

If you like more light in the evening morning go to bed late and wake up late. If you like light in the morning evening, go to bed early and wake up early.

Stop fucking with the clocks and making nonsensible decisions

So... Let me check I get this right on the timeline.

America Europe Ukraine meet, agree to a 30 day ceasefire. Agree this tests if Russia is serious about ending the war. Putin gobbs off, surrender or die.

Categorical that Russia is not serious about ending the war.

Next steps boys

Something I noticed recently

The same people who quickly bemoan "everyone wants a label now" seen to be the same people who say "all kids do this like that".

That was my initial thought.

But also, he was resisting the coup. You can't have Marshall law with military leaders willing to resist you.

This could well be the point that we (globally) lose the "nobody would be insane enough to allow him to push the button" mindset

I guess I don't see the need to os switch on the steam deck. Unless playing and switching is what you want to do.

If what you want is gnome, there are easier ways than a whole new OS.

Steam Deck with the ability to run Fedora workstation (I love Gnome)

Don't be too focussed on needing to run Fedora for access to Gnome. The OS on the deck (Arch in this case) has the ability to run Gnome. It'll just be getting it working "right" that'll be a pain. I would have thought some people are already on it (even if just for a laugh). A cursory web search says it does work with some odd input issues.

That is the beauty of (and often the complexity of) the Linux ecosphere. You can change one thing, Fedora to Arch, and the other things "should" still work.

Who's to bet a load of shares get bought up, then suddenly this announcement is rescinded?

"almost"

The party that wants to ban abortion to "save the children" has just condemned, quite literally millions of, children around the world to slow and agonising deaths from entirely treatable illnesses.

Emotionally pressuring you to step back from education.

There are plenty of people outside looking in, that would call this abuse.

They want an efficient government not wasting time and resources on unnecessary things ...

They get a government crying over the name of a body of water.

If self-assisted euthanasia (SAE) has risen from 0% to 20% of all deaths. Then "other" methods of death must have dropped equal to 20%. If that collection of "other", is drawn-out cancer, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's etc. then I see this as working. If those conditions have not seen a comparative reduction, and all we've done is replace suicide with SAE then I think this hasn't worked as intended.

Unless it's circumcision for religious reasons ... then chopping off body parts is A'OK.

I don't see the flow as a problem. But if you do see the flow as a problem I can see reasons a right leaning government would be the way you'd vote.

I also see why "cheap brown Labour" is a reason to allow immigration. So that one swings both ways enough I didn't include it.

Young people were especially worried about:

• inflation (65%),
• expensive housing (54%),
• poverty in old age (48%),
• the division of society (49%)

Aaah yes, that classical list of things that a fiscally right party would solve ...

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I live in the valleys of south Wales. Walk through old coal mining areas and you'll occasionally find lumps of it on the ground.