38 she/her or they/them or any pronoun. Cis woman… I think. I pretend to be an elf on the Internet. I’m mostly attracted to femininity.
I use tone indicators.
“Stay woke. Keep your eyes open.”
/srs
Surely the answer is “Depends which bit of it you’re quoting.” For example, if you quote something that calls for genocide then, obviously, yes. But if you were to quote something relatively innocuous, then yes because you’re quoting from a book that, among other things, calls for genocide.
You absolutely should not feel bad about doing this. Ever.
If anything, you should talk about it and share your experience, because your experience could help some of those who work manual intensive jobs and are still struggling to get raises of their own.
Remember: If the company isn’t able to fairly compensate its workers, it doesn’t get to have workers. That’s how supply and demand works.
There is a small, but growing, number of retailers that have decided to apply this worldwide. Perhaps GOG is the most noteworthy. Look at anything that’s discounted there and you’ll see their “usual” price, as well as the lowest price they sold it for in the last 30 days before the current discount started. It’s a good rule, makes me more inclined to feel I’m actually getting a good deal, wish more places would do it
But the only way it would actually get there depends on you, and your willingness to ignore data. :)
It would be very easy to increase that to 100%, if you’re prepared to ignore enough data…
I have long believed that the only stupid question is the one that hasn’t been asked.
I feel it’s better to ask the question (and feel stupid for a few minutes) than to remain stupid for the rest of my life. :)
I have a 256GB one. People say not to go above 128GB, but I just had this one lying around and honestly I’ve had no issues whatsoever.
Also I think there’s a max of 300 games you can have installed at once.
Greetings from blahaj zone, and welcome to Lemmy! <3
You appear to be missing an arm. Here, take this one instead: \
Thanks! I’ll take a look at them. Looks like they’re both free to start too, so no harm in giving them a try :)
My main requirement is being able to type in facts or thoughts, and have them offloaded somewhere (I don’t care where but would prefer it be local). Then later on I could bash in a few keywords and the program would spit out things it knows about those keywords. I don’t want to be involved in trying to organise my thoughts. That way lies madness. :P
The biggest struggle with obsidian was how it seemed to try to subtly push me to link everything together. I have a very disorganised neurospicy mind and I was hoping to be able to offload the burden of organising stuff to a program on my computer, but I couldn’t intuitively get to grips with how Obsidian could help me with that other than just pushing me to do it myself.
I’m just curious at this point. I’d like to spin up a second brain but I’ve tried a few options - Zim, Obsidian, OneNote, text files synced with Dropbox, nothing seems to really stick for me.
You make a good point, but your lack of faith in L. A. Horne’s task-creating prowess is disappointing. :)
My mainstream five and the reasons I’ve picked them:
Sue Perkins was formerly one of my five, but she’s going to be in Series 16. :)
I also have a far-less-mainstream five: Tom Scott, Chris Joel, Gary Brannan, Matt Gray, Will Seaward. #MysteryBiscuits
Browser made by an advertising company doesn’t like ad blockers. Gif at eleven.
Fitgirl’s repacks already contain the necessary files. These steps are unnecessary. There are also alternative ways of sourcing the files. :)
In what way does yuzu require a Switch? That hasn’t been my experience.
Bold of you to assume Northern paid a voice actor and didn’t just sit a random driver down in front of a microphone. /joke