Peter1986C

@Peter1986C@lemmings.world
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Joined 1 years ago

Flexitarian bicycle commuter (he/him) from the Netherlands.

My Iceshrimp account can be found here (accounts on Mastodon etc. can follow that account too).

My Pixelfed account on Pixey.

That woman with her tongue out 😂

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Which does not mean that people like A.S. Tanenbaum should not be deserving recognition. With other words, your comment does not contribute to this thread.

It is not Twitter that the link leads to, but Instagram.

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Is this world news though?

*Hanged 🙂

Unless those traitors are e.g. a painting or curtains.

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Was that driver under influence? Nevertheless, interesting photo.

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A proverbial road, lol. Please read.

As of January 2024 that is still the recommended way of doing it (mostly because of the overall network size).

Waking and sleeping does not work properly with my RX6600+wayland either (MX Linux). So I think you are (besides being rude) also partially incorrect. I get Arch family is not for regular people, but otherwise I kind of think you need to rethink your comment.

Who is Pat?

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For the uninitiated: his wife was murdered by him.

Those are grammatical genders, which are a different thing.

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The channel has been renamed as "RMC - The Cave" at least two or three years ago. Neil was already shortening the channel name into RMC in his videos, so to him this was a fairly easy decision to make. The main reason to do the change in the first place, is that the "Man Cave" part was originally a joke from his wife (a sign above the door to his hobby space) and not entirely fitting a channel that is now made (semi)-professionally in a space outside the house. He even has a computing museum nowadays so he wants to do all this without jokes that could be misinterpreted without context.

LineageOS depends on volunteers with knowledge, time, and access to the hardware in question. So sometimes they abandon certain phones (or never support at all).

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That would be Sup: https://github.com/theSupApp

By the same person who started Pixelfed.

That's only in case of NATO, I believe.

After the first wash cycle I turned the tune off. I mean, the guys putting the damn thing in place, your machine's legend, as well as the manual all tell you how.

Is OP (internet) famous? Or do I entirely misread your question?

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Maybe they meant trans women but I could be mistaken.

(please don't shoot me, I mean this well).

AFAIK lemmy.ml is the only instance that still has the filter on. When federation was not enabled yet and there practically were only two (!) instances up and running, people on Lemmy were already pointing out that things like posted by OP would happen. 😆

Edit: I think however, that this case was mostly in jest and on purpose.

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When I see EVs (southern Netherlands) they are mostly model S or non-Teslas from mostly VW. Autonomous vehicles aren't even allowed here AFAIK.

Edit: I am agreeing with you, for clarity's sake.

his wife and other females

His wife and other women. The word "female" is an adjective and should not be used as a noun unless referring to e.g. animals. Like myself, you are (probably) non-native speaker of English so I don't weigh this all too heavy, but others might since it is considered somewhat disrespectful to women.

A few notes though:

  • Beehaw does not allow for user-created communities. One could pitch an idea to the admins, but should not have high hopes.
  • Beehaw is planing to test (non-federated) software other than Lemmy in a few months from now, because they are growingly dissatisfied with how the software works (esp. from an admin's point of view). So if you wish to stay part of Lemmy/Kbin/other parts of the Fediverse you may wish to consider not making Beehaw your "home". I in fact made this account on lemmings.world, because I wanted to have sufficient time ahead of that in order to "test the waters" so to speak. Pre-Beehaw I was on lemmy.ml, but this was in part because there was no federation yet (making everyone flock to the biggest of ~5 instances of Lemmy that existed at the time).

In the modlog it is visible that OP used the word "Dumbasses" and on lemmy.ml that (I suspect) is considered an ableism (they refer to their Rule 1, so that is the only plausible thing I can think of).

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HumanPenguin is from the UK, where Irish people have always been considered white. Past discrimination between the Irish and other Brits had nothing to do with the colour of their skin.

I highly suspect it is CG.

I regard being on the phone while driving, as practically being "under influence". I mean there are some surprisingly similar symptoms...

And indeed, a good thing they stopped before hitting your place.

We do not even know whether @obinice@lemmy.world is from the US.

For those wanting to know, this Wikipedia article explains what area the name refers to.

no idea what models of truck these were if the drivers were good at drag racing

What? This is extremely poor phrasing if you ask me.

There you go. I reused your link like this:

![](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/635/624/224.gif)

Easy, feller.

That is an eth. Icelandic still has it, English has lost it. Its twin is the thorn. Do not ask me though, I am 2L speaker of English and no speaker of Icelandic.

*Fiat Multipla

That said, the second gen looks alright.

Is he wrong?

OP states to have the Pi already.

The light grey one may have been the machine that Amstrad put to market later then SEGA?

This should be a gifted article.

What do you mean? I Could read it, albeit with difficulty because of the subject matter (I use an ad blocker so the article was accessible).

Perhaps a fox, or a weasel or marten. My guess is as good as yours.

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I checked. Mostly a handful-of-people instance doing whatever on some Pleroma/Akkoma instance. Not much to see there and not much of what I could see there seemed to make much sense to me. Perhaps the defeds are mostly preventative but I cannot tell.

Please read the rest, not all measures (mentioned in the article) are that good.