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can, (edited )

And it’s a crime most politicians are already committing.

can,
can,

I did this too long and now my battery barely holds a charge

can,

I have learned my lesson. At least it’s old enough that if I really wanted to the battery is swappable.

can,

It’s all I know. It was my first one and I got a good deal. Now that I know I like it I’d consider getting a better model but so far I’ve had no pain with this one.

can,

And it looks 3D printed?

can, (edited )

You inspired me to check and apparently it’s actually a real thing (Wikipedia link) with 2 seasons too.

can,

Eight pairs of mothers and sons travel to a villa in Mexico to look for love. Upon arrival, the contestants are told that the sixteen contestants were to romantically pursue each other. The announcement is a surprise to the contestants; one contestant, April, stated that she thought her son would be on a separate retreat instead of in her dating pool

Checks out 🤮

can,

Well that was a confusing reply to see in my inbox lol. Maybe quote that portion (put a > in front)

can, (edited )

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/e/e2/MILF_Manor.webp

Huh, I see it too. Not sure I’m willing to do further investigation though.

fathermcgruder, to asklemmy
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What is it about the text messages and emails sent by older people that make me feel like I'm having a stroke?

Maybe they're used to various shortcuts in their writing that they picked up before autocorrect became common, but these habits are too idiosyncratic for autocorrect to handle properly. However, that doesn't explain the emails I've had to decipher that were typed on desktop keyboards. Has anyone else younger than 45 or so felt similarly frustrated with geriatrics' messages?

@asklemmy

can,

…what do you mean…

can,

Apparently, YouTube had automatically scanned Albino’s video and detected the washing machine chime as a song called “Done”—which Albino quickly saw was uploaded to YouTube by a musician known as Audego nine years ago.

But when Albino hit play on Audego’s song, the only thing that he heard was a 30-second clip of the washing machine chime. To Albino it was obvious that Audego didn’t have any rights to the jingle, which Dexerto reported actually comes from the song “Die Forelle” (“The Trout”) from Austrian composer Franz Schubert.

The song was composed in 1817 and is in the public domain

Yep, very broken. Can’t the EU intervene or something?

can,

I want to add most of his video are 10 second reviews of albums (and sometimes movies). No filler, just what you need to know. I’ve found a lot of good music from him.

can,

So it’s not just me. I only used it for the occasional search result and those times so this didn’t fait affect me but this can only be good for Lemmy.

can,

Well I call them cock compensators

can,

Too bad you were downvoted. I want to know which one he said too (that part is real).

can, (edited )

And even now that they kind of have a form of* threads they’re still hard to access and not indexable. Whenever someone recommends discord as a reddit alternative I wonder if they really understand why we’re seeking an alternative in the first place. I have no interest in setting up camp somewhere I’ll have to abandon in a few years again.

can,

I suspect many people who generally want to be kind and helpful have given up trying there. I know I certainly have. Look how active I am here, that’s a lot genuine engagement they’ve lost and I know I’m not the only one.

can,

At least Lemmy is a really a group of platforms. When a centralized place makes a similar claim I’m far more hesitant.

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