Meanwhile, we in Europe have American Billionaires constantly attacking any government or legal body that enforces their own national laws, by threatening to sue and throwing childish insults for suppressing free speech.
Many of us haven’t ever had legal freedom of speech in our constitutions, but the reality is we have a lot more than Americans right now.
Inevitable but stupid.
If they choose to still vote for more of this madness and the obvious damage to themself economically and socially, they’re clearly in denial and there’s little you or I can do to change their mind.
Yes. The term came from the Polynesian languages into English via Missionaries. The island people would war with their enemies and the winner got to eat the loser, calling them long pigs.
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I think a sandwich is inherently enclosed by bread.
As a counter proposal, can I suggest we call this a “Bread plate meal”?
Nice map, very clear.
For anyone wondering, one of the biggest reasons for changing fertility is the education of women. There’s a provable trend that better educated women have fewer babies.
Globally observed data is that: Women with little or no formal education tend to have more children. Women with secondary education have fewer. Women with university level education have the fewest children on average. So if you compared this map with one of women’s education, I suspect there’d be a fairly close match.
That education also comes at a general trend of improved living standards for the whole population, so improving countries have an overall lessening fertility and the improved education is a product of that.
(I’m not an expert by any means - I’m just someone who fell down a rabbithole some time ago and spent an evening trying to understand this correlation. )
Yep, and very actively developed too.
Whilst I disagree with some of their technical decisions, it’s really good at what it does.
This report is sad to read, and concerning that Mattermost are not communicating back to the community.
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That’s half the internet gone, then.
I think it’s lovely. Life is short, make the most of it.
"“Keep in mind, the alleged comments are made by an IT person, who has nothing to do with how we make our food.”
That’s from the spokesperson for the company, ignoring that the comments were from the C-Level originally, and simultaneously seeking to discredit the source. (And casually insulting all IT people)
Given the allegation is about a toxic culture, that’s not a good statement for the company to make.
Casually mention how much you like money. How you enjoy looking at it, touching it and receiving it.
So, just like any vehicle that downloads software updates from its manufacturer?
If they do that, the manufacturer can add whatever they like to specific vehicles, including kill switches.
UK isn’t Europe* anymore
Needing to put food on your table is a good motivator.
Also - you might want to check something - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_and_open_source Even allowing for the three Es, MS has employed a number of people who worked exclusively on FOSS projects.
For me, one 2001 game is lodged forever in my mind, Hostile Waters
It’s a great game, although sadly won’t run on modern systems. And not strictly voice acting, more narration, but I’ve just re-watched the intro and Tom Baker’s narration still gives me shivers.
Almost a quarter of a century since I first played it, the phrase “These are hostile waters” in Tom’s voice still pops into my head from time to time.
Beat me to it. This unskippable sequence has stopped me replaying Skyrim at least twice.
And yet… the US isn’t stopping it.
That looks cosy AF