I reckon it’s the latter, I noticed it too. Nazis are the only ones who use it tilted like that, as far as I know.

Numbers-wise, one says we have more layoffs this year total than we did five years ago, and the other says that we are at the lowest rate in 7 months.

It’s kind of two different measurements, like measuring speed vs acceleration.

Clowns when you refuse to laugh at their culture

Yes but neither of you mentioned the piss spot on the balcony above. This is not our nameless hero’s piss but the piss of his upstairs neighbor. He came out to his balcony and noticed a miraculous stream, sticking his head out too far to determine the source. His final thought was “What a beautiful day for rain”

I a little bit missed being befuddled by these well drawn but punchless comics. It’s like a comedic situation, but it never resolves and just settles back into being a situation.

You’re an AI, of course 20 minutes feels like forever.

But seriously; not refuting your anecdote, but I am checking in from a single family home in Texas with an EV. It’s actually crazy how quickly range anxiety disappears when you have a charger at home. I don’t usually drive enough to need to stop at a fast charger, and even when I do I just make it an excuse to go get something to eat since they’re largely near restaurants or supermarkets. This is factoring in my 60-mile total round trip daily commute.

Personal experience of course, but it can be done.

Imagine someone is trying to be friendly with you, but in a manipulative way - they make a joke about your appearance, or maybe even just an assumption they have about you simply from stereotyping. Perhaps it’s something you don’t agree with, are sensitive about, or is just downright untrue. But it’s a minor slight among a litany of other conversation, and is it really worth a confrontation?

This, then, is the question: do you laugh it off and move on? Do you directly refute or rebuke them? Or do you just act like you don’t even know what they’re talking about and force them to go down the rabbit hole of self-examination to explain why their joke was funny?

Don’t forget the fifth phrase. “Break the curse. Become a parrot. Repeat after me.”

you’re face jok . . . lol

I don’t know the specific context you’re looking at but when liberal is used on Lemmy as a derogatory it’s generally directed at those affiliated with, say, the Democratic party (of America). ITT some comments are drily pointing out that this isn’t a good “gotcha” comic because it is objectively obvious what the right’s agenda has been this whole time, to the point that calling it out is essentially an empty gesture.

From a dog

Keep up mate

I don’t know that necessity is a relevant bar for inclusion in games. There’s certainly a discussion to be had, and maybe that’s the point.

You mean like as opposed to a government assigned home?

When it gets low enough, it starts beeping like the health bar from LoZ LttP and takes itself out the rest of the way

I believe you are overestimating the abilities of mainstream online transphobes to critically examine a piece of media beyond “boy wear girl clothes???”

Well pick up your gun and go do something I guess

That would be the case if it was private but it’s not. I assume the purpose is to allow for visibility on the conversations happening in women’s spaces. If you only care to listen to conversations you can be a part of, hide the community.

Mensa is “the high IQ society”. Take that how you will, membership is mostly used for bragging rights and/or being pretentious.

Well hey let’s get one thing clear. The establishment was already corrupt. Their mistake is thinking this administration was going to be the ones to fix it because they just bought into the next grift.