It's the Yelp review, duh.
oatscoop
joined 2 years ago
I'm pretty confident in saying the majority of users here don't like meta either -- the userbase on lemmy is predominantly people trying to avoid corporate social media.
ByteDance and Meta both privacy nightmares, it's just a question of what fucked up things they doing with the data.
Biden: Alright, you're going to stop this right now.
Netanyahu: No, we're not.
Biden: We'll withdraw all aid. We'll sanction you.
Netanyahu: Lol. You're going to burn your one "ride or die" ally in the middle east? The one that has nukes? We'll stop providing you with intel and assisting you in any "stabilizing" of the region. Maybe I'll give Xi and Putin a call -- I'm sure they'd love us as a friend. Maybe they'll send some experts to "inspect" some of these new toys you sold us, like the F-35.
Biden: ... shit.
The brain dumps a shit load of hormones to take the edge off the (frankly, horrific) process of giving birth.
I mean, there's this.
He's also the president: he can make proposals, he can sign executive orders, but he can't force funding for those things. He can't wave his hands and pass laws -- those are things congress does, and shockingly every single progressive or pro working class idea he or his party backs gets immediately shut down in congress by the GOP.
Yes, because the major world and regional powers are just going to sit still and die when the see your country has a bunch of things they need to survive. They totally won't invent a pretext to invade and secure those resources -- that's never happened, particularly in the middle east.
I'm sure Saudi Arabia will be able to defend itself from multiple attackers fighting for their very survival. Brilliant plan.
Usually it does, but then again there are places where people don't drink the tap water.
47, married, DL.
"Hey."
Bonus points if their profile pic very clearly has their wife cropped out.
Really the only danger in using a microwave to boil water is superheating if there are no nucleation sites in the mug.
Which is why it's important to put the teabag in the water before microwaving it.
I fucking hate the death of keyboard shortcuts and not being able to reliably tab through fields. Particularly in UIs designed for data entry.
All our patient care reporting software has gone to a touch-screen centric UI ... when half the fields still require typing information in.