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  • I don't use the search engine at all anymore. The mail migration is still on my to do list.

  • The image I used for what my mum thinks is also my dream life.

  • I made it on a website, I guess that's the problem

  • Ummm...yeah. Let's say I intentionally fried the meme.

  • Interesting, what's teachers pay teachers?

  • e.g. my country has a population of just like 8 million, and while it's neutral and has no military involvement in any war, is one of the world's biggest arms manufacturers and was the only European country that delivered arms to Russia throughout the Crimean crisis. Way up until 2021.

  • That is textbook genocide justification. Also not even true. At all. There's countries that have a higher population and fewer warmongering tendencies vs other countries.

  • Can't believe I have to say this, but people don't somehow deserve to die due to where they're from. And with the amount of genocide apologia in the current global political climate, it's not even funny as a joke.

  • My high school IT teacher said this outright. He was a FOSS guy, but he said employers will expect MS Office, so we're going to be learning that.

    Funnily enough proprietary software is frowned upon in my professional domain. Im not mad though, the excel commands and whatnot still work in libre office spreadsheets.

    Unrelatedly, doing statistics in a spreadsheet program sounds like absolute hell.

  • To confirm, I had all of these with extreme hyperthyroidism (the rash being from the medication)

    Edit: maybe no confusion

  • Physicist behavior

  • Fruit the botanical term and fruit the culinary term are just not the same word. Similarly to how theory means something different in science and in colloquial speech. That's just how language works.

  • Is this the most boring episode of the twilight zone? I just made this 10 mins ago (was relevant in a convo):

  • That is very interesting and makes sense. And I feel honoured, lol. I'm a pretty genderless human, so I like that but.

  • Super interesting, cause for me it's the opposite! If I try to read it out loud mentally, my mind is (I guess) understimulated and starts to wander, causing me to have to reread it.

    Side question: if you give text a voice, what kind of a voice are you giving my comments here? Not just asking you specifically, but anyone who wants to answer!

  • Thanks for the pointer, I'll read the wiki!

  • Hm so it isn't like reading it out loud, except in your head, after all?

  • Interesting, everyone I've told this to said that is indeed how they read!

    Does reading something quietly take as long as reading something out loud for you? It's hard to imagine!

  • The way I explain it is: when you read, you don't read the words aloud in your head. You look at them and register their meaning. My thoughts are just those meanings. Usually in larger chunks than single words though. They don't have a language. I can 'picture' sounds I've heard before though, like getting a song stuck in my head. That one's more difficult with pictures.