my family still got our ancestors’ furniture 😤
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hexagon527to Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•If you were in a room with your own pet and 99 identical pets, how would you pick out your pet (aside from calling their name)?English3·10 days agoi literally had a nightmare about this and it really stressed me out
hexagon527to Technology@lemmy.world•Samsung’s One UI 8 might shut down bootloader unlocking on Galaxy phonesEnglish8·10 days agoWhen they say One UI 8 does this include phones besides the Galaxy S25? I have an S24 and am hoping it won’t hit me
even as an adult i would still rush out for an ice cream sandwich at the sound of that sweet sweet music
maybe use it for playing around and learning new stuff
hexagon527to Television@piefed.social•What TV show came out at exactly the right time?English7·21 days agoBlack Mirror
hexagon527to Transmasc•The Politics of Sex at Birth (or why we should stop saying AMAB and AFAB)English4·28 days agodisclaimer that i’m a transman who’s not nonbinary…
i think we still need these terms, but it’s all in how they’re used. for example when this host says “…unless it’s a part of my journey as a human being” and that’s how i feel it should/could be relevant. sometimes trans people are just shooting the shit and are comfortable enough with each other to talk about their transition journey in this way, especially when describing problems they might have had along the way.
i agree it’s not really something i would share with a nosy cis person or a nosy anyone. but this is like putting an unnecessary blanket restriction on how people should discuss gender when the community is a spectrum and not everyone is uncomfortable with these terms.
the transmasc anthem tbh
i actually thought this was a transmasc meme at first
I use Heroic more than I use Steam. It comes with a wine manager built in for Proton-GE, and if you have Steam Proton installed it can access that too. I use Proton Plus to get GE-Proton on Steam but I don’t even have to do that for Heroic.
hexagon527to Linux@programming.dev•Steam On Linux Usage Dips Slightly For June, AMD Linux CPU Usage Hits 69%English10·1 month agonice
hexagon527toBusiness@lemmy.world•AMC now warns moviegoers to expect ‘25-30 minutes’ of ads and trailersEnglish4·1 month agothis is why my family gets to the theater like 20 minutes late
it’s very much a personality thing that has nothing to do with gender
hexagon527to Gaming@beehaw.org•Weekly “What are you playing” Thread || Week of October 20thEnglish5·10 months agobeen playing Callisto Protocol since i got it free from the Epic Store a little while back. I’m really enjoying it.
hexagon527toHalloween@lemmy.world•Survey Reveals Three Ways People Eat Candy CornEnglish4·10 months agothen there’s me who eats them by the handful
I would argue we’ve already got the “semi” part in the present, with the full dystopia on the way
No. Next question.
“bluefox” might’ve been Waterfox
there’s also Ghostery, Floorp, and Zen
I use Mull on mobile
the warning signs and speed limit signs are generally universal across the globe, like red stop signs and yellow warning signs. a non-english speaker could figure out what the symbols mean by context, and even then they’d pick up some of the words just through repetition, like place names, even if they aren’t fully fluent.
and with GPS you can put directions in the app into your own native language. i’ve had a few Uber drivers who did that.
so i guess the answer is… sort of? they don’t need to be fully fluent, but fluent enough. as long as they can prove they can get the job done, it shouldn’t matter.