I’m curious about what you mean by “it doesn’t translate well”.
Like, it rhymes in Norwegian? Or the complete meaning doesn’t come across?
I like the slogan even if it doesn’t quite translate the way you mean.
Thanks for sharing that, I’m going to use it.
I get downvoted for calling out comments that cause apathy in pretty much any political community. I get downvoted for just posting facts in those same communities. It’s always those same people doing it too.
Love a good selfaware meme.
No comments for over a year and suddenly you post a bunch of un-credited non-sense? Is this someone’s alt? Are you a troll account?
The mystery behind NoSuchAgency is killing me.
I don’t know if OP says this anywhere, but if it’s a company laptop then MAYBE updates are whenever IT feels like it… And you cannot pause updates unless IT feels like offering that to you… AND only for particular updates…
I know you’re not trying to be mean IT but sometimes you hurt me
Not sure what you mean. Reply OP was pointing out that this isn’t surprising IMO.
Oh man, yeah. Should put these people in a pit to fight the people-who-leave-towels-to-reserve-seats (pwlt2rs) people.
It’s already semi-p2p by the way federation works. I think it would be highly ineffective to make it actually p2p.
Imagine having every user host their own community on an instance. Then you have to federate across other users to have other content in the instance, . But instead of it being 400 instances now, it’s 77,000 instances all trying to stay current from various toshiba shitboxes.
Content aggregation is more of a “master list” problem than a computing problem to solve. Which is easier from a central repo.
Not a huge fan of the threaded messages. Sometimes they get scrambled or buried by someone else’s reply(s) so that it takes more effort to find the message I need.
Search function only works if you know what you’re searching for.
Like it initially, but I prefer chronological ungrouped email at this point.
The amount of people in this thread that have never had more than a couple meetings is shocking. Or meetings a few months out that get hidden by mundane things.
Having your chronologically ordered email tends to be easier to sort through than trying to remember the event name/date from a calendar invite.
Like any technology, doing it under capitalism is kinda the problem.
There’s no restraint being put up to do it in a way that’s actually FOR the people instead of for financial gain.
I think it can be worthwhile with lessened impact on the environment. Doing it the way we are with SpaceX launching a ton of cheap SATCOM satellites is BAD.
The difference is, you can still go somewhere to see the stars. This guy is pointing out that you WON’T be able to do that because of satellites, where changing you’re own viewing area can’t effect that same change.
You seem to misunderstand the premise of this opinion article.
It’s a reference to an Xmen comic where Jean Grey accidentally outs Iceman.
I mean, I think that’s this guy’s point hahahahah.
Yeah, sure. My point was you’re more likely to have NG guys that never change because they don’t get as much exposure.
Active duty tends to have more exposure. Doesn’t mean they all grow better for it.
You’re bringing in anecdotes. I’m sorry you’ve met so many miserable people.
That’s my point exactly?
The PCS part is really important. It’s what forces you to be comfortable with loving in New surroundings.
I can understand why more people in the guard don’t change. Because despite the TDYs they are always going to back to the same home.
National Guard is a small part (and state specific) of the military AND is mostly representative of the state they’re from. They usually have a more homogenous world view derived from the culture of their state.
Active duty military gets to experience other places and takes people away from their home state, usually improving their world views.
Point being, it’s not black and white, and generalizations are generally useless.
I’m confused. You’re getting a lot of downvotes. I can’t open the linked article, so I’m not sure if I’m missing context that you’re also missing or what…
Your statement is exactly how I feel about the photo too.
The water law was specifically in Texas, not a federal law.
It’s stupid how difficult some places make it to vote. Also, in a surprise turn off events, the military was specifically ordered to make sure everyone gets a “down day” to vote.
Probably because of the amount of stupid people in the military that will vote red. I hope it flips this year though.