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  1. @fribbledom @rayroy Technically not correct – a mile is defined through a metre: it is 1609.344 metres, that's the definition.
    But they did evolve separately, I get your point. It's a fun coincidence.

    Sunday, 22-Nov-20 03:18:53 UTC from loadaverage.org
    • @shpuld It's not unheard of: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animal_welfare_in_Nazi_Germany

      Saturday, 21-Nov-20 01:10:50 UTC from loadaverage.org
      • @lnxw48a1 Political parties?
        What a contrast, a Social Security Number which is barely anything and voter registration which is a bit much.

        Friday, 13-Nov-20 21:16:53 UTC from loadaverage.org
        • @lain Voter registration in the US expires and the requirements vary depending on the state.
          Personalausweis is an internal passport, in the US that function is mostly covered by a Social Security Number.
          These things are hard to compare.
          But also, it is odd to take money from a citizen for an internal passport.

          Friday, 13-Nov-20 20:57:34 UTC from loadaverage.org
          • @dump_stack @MrClon Из будущего сей пост выглядит особенно странно.
            Такие спокойные, что ух.

            Wednesday, 11-Nov-20 23:56:26 UTC from loadaverage.org
            • @lain The actual video says "no" :-).

              Tuesday, 10-Nov-20 02:44:55 UTC from loadaverage.org
              • @riddhik Bring it on I love black magic

                Tuesday, 03-Nov-20 02:43:58 UTC from web
                • Was anyone on here named Adam Hussein?

                  Tuesday, 27-Oct-20 23:53:32 UTC from web
                • @vegos The network public timeline is everything that originated elsewhere.

                  Tuesday, 27-Oct-20 23:29:26 UTC from loadaverage.org
                  • https://linuxreviews.org/Apple%27s_CUPS_Repository_Has_Died_A_Quiet_Death

                    I don't know where I found this link, but it's important news: #'s main # repository (on #) has very few commits since the main dev left late last year. There's a new CUPS fork at OpenPrinting.org

                    #

                    Monday, 19-Oct-20 23:08:35 UTC from nu.federati.net
                  • @devurandom A mundane result of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First-past-the-post_voting

                    Monday, 26-Oct-20 00:05:09 UTC from loadaverage.org
                    • Naruto: Five Characters That Joe Biden Could Beat (& Five He Couldn’t)

                      Sunday, 25-Oct-20 08:29:23 UTC from web
                    • Damn. I bought another 3D printer.

                      Wednesday, 14-Oct-20 10:06:10 UTC from web
                    • Meanwhile, in Murrica: "The seven-day average of new cases has climbed above 56,000, a level not seen in the past 12 weeks, and is 14% higher week over week, according to John Hopkins data." https://www.cnn.com/2020/10/19/health/us-coronavirus-monday/index.html

                      Monday, 19-Oct-20 16:40:08 UTC from web
                      • @scribus Majority infection will be the eventual outcome, slower or quicker.
                        There are two ways to beat a virus: you either completely isolate every infected individual and anyone who is physically capable of contracting it for at least twice the lifespan of the virus, and I'm talking full lockdown, napalmed when opening the door; or you wait until almost the entire population has been infected and developed herd immunity, at which point new infections become very rare if the virus survives at all to mutate over following years.
                        Full lockdown wasn't done in time and in any case it is impossible considering the social paradigms of any western country, so the option that remains is the latter. Containment can only be reasonably used to slow spread to a rate to which the health system can handle it, but won't stop the spread, no matter how much a government insists on it. And it also vastly increases the number of deaths from existing conditions untreated due to lockdown.

                        Monday, 19-Oct-20 20:52:53 UTC in context
                      • @nerthos @scribus In short, don't lose your mind over it too much, there's nothing to do about it. Just make sure you're taking care of your personal health so if you get infected you have high chances of recovery.

                        Monday, 19-Oct-20 20:54:08 UTC in context
                    • @mangeurdenuage @icedquinn @coolboymew No, but there's stuff to implement.

                      Saturday, 17-Oct-20 00:12:02 UTC from loadaverage.org
                      • > That supports ostatus, but not ActivityPub
                        @celesteh @kyzh Items a pity I can't write you this message I just wrote to you.

                        Saturday, 10-Oct-20 02:37:10 UTC from loadaverage.org
                        • @mur2501 @doubleplusgood Rarely such policies are written in such a way that they bar from immigration people like Alexei Navalny.

                          Friday, 09-Oct-20 06:32:20 UTC from loadaverage.org
                          • @clacke @matt Speaking of Russian and Chinese, in Russian the expression is "китайская грамота", i.e. "Chinese writing".

                            Saturday, 03-Oct-20 22:41:42 UTC from loadaverage.org
                            • @lain Yes, it's a variation on the world-famous "фунфырик".

                              Saturday, 03-Oct-20 22:36:54 UTC from loadaverage.org
                              • @devurandom MS-DOS was initially a clone of CP/M.
                                CP/M got renamed as DR-DOS.
                                Microsoft then made Windows break under DR-DOS.

                                Saturday, 03-Oct-20 21:32:36 UTC from loadaverage.org
                                • @lnxw48a1 Yea, it's just so strange.

                                  Friday, 02-Oct-20 21:42:41 UTC from loadaverage.org
                                  • @mangeurdenuage "Wait, English speakers know what smetana is? Ah, no, never mind."
                                    It's sour cream, for the record.

                                    Friday, 02-Oct-20 21:38:56 UTC from loadaverage.org
                                    • @mike Hah, so many.
                                      Is there a revival of Red Friendica too :-)?

                                      Friday, 02-Oct-20 01:21:38 UTC from loadaverage.org
                                      • @cwebber Sure.
                                        > how did you get back in your body
                                        Antipyretics.

                                        Wednesday, 30-Sep-20 23:46:00 UTC from loadaverage.org
                                        • @6gain @dawsports It is a reminder that I still haven't straighten up the foreign keys.

                                          Wednesday, 30-Sep-20 14:12:19 UTC from loadaverage.org
                                          • @lanodan Well, either way, the grim OOM reaper is coming for them.

                                            Tuesday, 29-Sep-20 03:02:27 UTC from loadaverage.org
                                            • @lanodan GLib has a wrapper for malloc that crashes the programme out when encountering NULL, so you won't see any undefined behaviour from GNOME.

                                              Tuesday, 29-Sep-20 02:48:31 UTC from loadaverage.org
                                              • @mangeurdenuage No, that you having subscription to the other profile should've given it priority, I think.

                                                Saturday, 26-Sep-20 16:18:54 UTC from loadaverage.org
                                                • @mangeurdenuage @hakui @deadheat I know. That was some clarification about why you don't have it.

                                                  Saturday, 26-Sep-20 16:17:41 UTC from loadaverage.org
                                                  • @xerz I guess you could argue that the Android build with tiles that looks like an ugly parody on Windows 8 is what makes up the price of it.

                                                    Saturday, 26-Sep-20 13:39:53 UTC from loadaverage.org