I’m aware. But it’s not just Palestine being censored, it’s currently anything the current U.S administration doesn’t like. So anything anti-trump/Zionist/Israel/ICE falls into this category.

I’m saying the title is misleading because it could be construed as “a social media app/platform specifically made for Palestinians”, which is what most people that haven’t heard of the app before would assume by reading the title alone.

Clickbait? The developer is Palestinian/Australian, the app’s audience is global, and it’s not just Palestine-specific. So what’s up with the sensationalised title?

You guys don’t see what they’re scared shitless about? It’s the fear of an EU-based true open source Android fork/competitor.

Also when they say FOSS will not contribute to “economic growth”, they mean Alphabet’s. Greedy pigs.

Umm… fair.

LEN(GTH)? (OH) MY… TINY.

Very much so my dear.

It’s in the family of paradoxical/recursive humour I truly enjoy.

Kinda like: “I’m the humblest person on Earth!” and “You’re no true Novellist! You can’t exclaim about exclamations!”

Congrats!

My favourite part of that trailer:

YOU HAVE BEEN SELECTED TO VOLUNTEER…

I love it!

Alright. The real entertainment value here won’t be the post itself, because it’s acutely serious social critique wrapped in a meme format.

So I’m gonna keep refreshing the post while sorting by “controversial” as I wait for the real show. 🍿

It was an honest misunderstanding and I asked for clarification before making any assumptions. So not that weird. :)

Oh god. And I thought Amazon’s Mechanical Turk was terrible…

How low can Bezos go? Wtf is wrong with this timeline

They were, factually, Indian.

Whom are you referring to? A specific group/project?

And how does being Indian specifically factor into this? 🤔

I find the concept of paper clips superior

It’s already happening boys… Oh man.

It‘s what happens when any religious text is beholden to interpretation.

I write fiction and use Celsius. So what I usually have to deal with is the exact opposite of what you’re talking about.

You guys don’t wash?

Mine is hunter2

See? It works

And why would anyone with an existing C++ codebase use that when it’s just a bridge offering a subset of the original Qt6 library written in C++?

Same for Gtk and most other modern UI frameworks.

I was talking about cooling and a practical example of “working around the rules”.

As for refrigeration in particular: any similar mechanism can do this too. Example: if you can figure out a material that emits IR in the ballpark for that specific range of wavelengths, you can use it as an active shunt.

Also read somewhere before (not sure when or where tbh, but it might’ve been an old school 2000s forum discussion or something) about a way to possibly achieve it via phase change cooling at a molecular scale iirc. It wasn’t viable at the time and we made light of it, but with the material science advancements of today? Who knows. Maybe someone figured it out.