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What’s good about it, is that it is really easy to export the desings to be used by a mobile developer - you drop the part where you build an interface out of pictures, it is the interface from the start.

Oh, as a kid I was skiing with my dad, and saw the bottom side of a ski, was that good enough?

In Denmark, you can buy an additional “data sim” with the same number for your tablet or car. I don’t have it and never checked if you can just call but you can definitely use telegram or whatsapp for audio/videocalls

In Russia it was called Slon (the elephant) - team one jumps on team two, then team two tries to walk. And there’s a “stationary” version by the wall or a tree.
I have only heard of it being played in Soviet times (pic 1), but apparently this is still happening in summer camps and such (pic 2)

Love hearing facts about the rich!

Of course there are fucking details attached! Ukraine is quite attached to its territory and survival, Greenland is attached to Denmark, healthcare and social security, Canada and Mexico are attached to the idea of not having an asshole neighbour. It’s like every situation has reasons under it, what a surprise!

It matters, because it’s not about messages, it’s about the interface and all the logic which was built over a long period of time. Having an OS-native gui is better because it’s faster, it’s “already there” and not just loads, and it’s all done in the desktop app already.
As a good comparison - what would you choose for any service on your smartphone - an app or a really nice mobile website?

Oh, I can’t use Thunderbird at work, it’s against the policy

Outlook (new) (a webversion in a wrapper, so it only has half of the functions, but they force you to use it while planning to deprecate the proper version)

The ultimate Helicopter Dick.

Ok. Guys. You know, it’s tempting to lie about thinga like that. But this is for real. I was listening Aesop Rock on Friday, so I opened my Spotify to:
None shall pass in my ass.

That is a big-ass cigarette!

Christopher Walken?

Leslie “Embezze” Celebrezze

As many people commented, it’s a gap between concrete slabs. it is more pronounced in the basement of my building, because they didn’t try much at cover it.
Btw, I photographed it earlier to demonstrate the great work engineers done neatly guiding wiring and piping.
Edit: provided photo as a link
https://photos.app.goo.gl/RCsS9fJmFnp4XGbR9

"At just 50 cents each, these durable blocks integrate electronics directly into the structure, empowering users—even those without engineering expertise—to rapidly design functional and interactive devices. " - sounds like Lego

TG is just better than WA, and it’s widely used by the crowd I’m talking to irl.
Nekogram just have a bit more options, but I got it because even wheb they don’t have an option to not show a person altogether (because it’s still using TG’s API and there’s just no such feature), but their comments will be covered with spoiler thing.
I was recommended Nekogram when I mentioned there are couple really active and annoying people in a community group I visit daily, and I just don’t want to read through their bullshit.

I was like “well, i use Nekogram, which is a fork of Telegram, but what does it have to do with translating news? Oh…”

An obvious soundtrack candidate
https://youtu.be/VLnWf1sQkjY?si=jrA_W7Lh88IFrgEi

The "Thank you management should be read with the intonation of “THANKS OBAMA!”