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massive_bereavement

@ massive_bereavement @fedia.io

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Hah, hah, hah!I made you look.

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  • From now on I'll exclaim "JOSES CHRIST!" Instead because I don't want his brothers to feel different..

  • :|

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  • This is a bit of ancient history, but back when Munich decided to move away from Microsoft (only because MS dropped Windows NT 4.0), it is said that Ballmer tried first dropping license fees down to a whooping 90% for a limited time.

    That didn't work, so MS started a campaign of FUD against Linux that lasted ten years (e.g. http://www.linuxinsider.com/rsstory/77174.html).

    Then a year later, it was announced that MS would move its DACH headquarters to Munich and almost serendipitously, Munich also declared that it was moving back into Microsoft's arms for.. em.. pure bureaucratic reasons: http://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/3006352/munich-it-chief-slams-citys-surprise-decision-to-dump-linux-for-windows

    For the love of Pete I don't remember from whom I heard it first or if I read it somewhere, but at a point Bill Gates was gloating about negotiating with Munich on behalf of Microsoft.

    In any case, he never left: https://www.windowscentral.com/microsoft/bill-gates-still-backstage-manages-microsoft

  • Is anyone else disgusted at the dirty logo on top of clean sheets?

    This is clearly someone who doesn't do laundry.

  • Gates is already boarding the jet.

  • That's a steal!

  • crime

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  • Well, you could say that

    <puts glasses on>

    the proof is in the pudding.

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  • That poor poor liver, taking the brunt of our misdeeds.

  • I would crowdfund this.

  • Soup

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  • Ah yes, my favorite drink.

  • So sad...

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  • I think that some synanthropic insects will thrive, even running amok as competition disappears and so do their predators.

    In fact birds that previously didn't show any synanthropic behavior have adapted as well, like hawks hunting during the night as city lights allow them to do so. So maybe we will se more behavioral changes in human environments.

    Great tits do forage during winter instead, so they could expand this behavior longer, however caterpillars are their favorite for their chicks due the protein density.

    I'm trying to be hopeful, but as you say, as long as the insect biomass is dropping so rapidly, I don't see them surviving :(

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  • Jokes aside, tits have a key role in plest prevention and insect control. The stuff that eats our food and kills trees won't be affected by polution as their lifecycle is short enough, but we will bear the consequences.

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  • YES!!

  • (But keeping their data)

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  • Often served as a cocktail with some FBS.

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  • Great vintage!

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  • Just mix it with the bologna mold and let them fight to the death.

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  • <a single tear drops down the cheek>