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@EUCommission@ec.social-network.europa.eu you are looking for a technical solution to a social problem. It will not work

@fesshole@mastodon.social this fess is about American politics

@MostlyHarmless@thecanadian.social screaming into the void because it is not staring back at you

@billamend@sfba.social plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose

@NanoRaptor@bitbang.social https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/kilobyte.png

@urlyman@mastodon.social @FluentInFinance@mastodon.social China Is very close to peak carbon, and a procapita level much lower than EU or North America

@koantig @cstross I did that too. I remember also having 3 or four rewritable CDs (to be written at 2x) to use to transfer data between university and my students' apartment. That was before USB sticks were a thing.

@The_Whore_of_Blahbylon@mastodon.social for anime, is Japan

@lowqualityfacts@mstdn.social Banana Georg is an outliner and should not have been counted.

@koantig @cstross I used Linux. Windows 95 had a terrible handling of storage and was much more prone to buffer underruns (CD writers can't pause writing, if they have no data to write the whole CD writing fails).

@cstross If you like saffron you are probably going to need one (40% of world production is in Iran)

@migbox @opensource@mastodon.uno @opensource@diggita.com serve se più persone devono lavorare assieme allo stesso documento

@julianlawson In Italy, John Landis's "Trading places" has been broadcast every Christmas eve since the '90s.

@Vitalba piccola nota linguistica: quello che in Italia chiamamo smart working in realtà si dovrebbe chiamare lavoro da casa o da remoto. Per smart working nel mondo anglosassone si intende un lavoro per obiettivi, in cui il lavoratore decide autonomamente gli orari di lavoro.

@tito_swineflu filename matches, it weigh(t)s and should go into the bin.

@andy47@aus.social @fesshole@mastodon.social more #deathgoals

@aral@mastodon.ar.al To serve Man is a cookbook

@ildiavolorosso@sfba.social @pluralistic@mamot.fr last part reminds me of Vimes' boots theory https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boots_theory

@forestine@sunny.garden @fesshole@mastodon.social there is scientific evidence that a certain amount of steps per day reduce risk of cardiovascular problems. The cut-off amount is about 8.000, but 10.000 is used because it is rounder especially in the Japanese language, where 10.000 has its own word.

@klymilark@wall.fallcounty.omg.lol @fesshole@mastodon.social @carfreesince93@ohai.social as I read it, she insisted on giving him 50£, so they were at his place.