@sabbatical A discussion about that, which did settle on the "it's more likely he ate the bugs", is precisely how I learned it
I guess I was too quick to type and should've added "necessarily"
@sabbatical @QOTO @freemo I have not seen this fwiw
Star jelly is some weird stuff https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_jelly
@jezza Just reading through this is a blast from the past with all the names of defunct stores and such
@jezza Hahaha I love it!
I love the internet https://walzr.com/payphone-go/
@jezza I guess specifically autistic or other niches of "neurodivergent" or otherwise potentially challenging to teach. Not just home schooling in and of itself (got enough of that niche haha)
@jezza Ahhh yeah students don't count! That's a good point—my town has ~30% of residents French as a first language and that's a lot different in culture than somewhere that's 3 in 10 francophone students.
Office plankton is a great phrase! I love trying to pick up foreign idioms (even foreign English things) and trying to make them stick here. I think that's a good example of culture actually spreading
@jezza I feel like the language count comment… still not a great measure of culture as a whole but better than just food!
Spice whores is good. We can pencil that in for now until we find something more polite.
@progo As a big Mondrian fan, I think this is an invitation to reproduce his art anywhere and everywhere, right?
Thanks for sharing and helping me further develop my opinion on how copyright should work.
"So tourists photograph our €12 Stroopwafel. And worship cuisines they do not understand. We pretend knowing spice blends makes us cosmopolitan. We reduce thousand year civilisations to their lunch options.
And we call this our culture."
https://heritagestandard.substack.com/p/the-joke-thats-eating-culture
Not one but two map-related things for my cartophile friends https://buttondown.com/levisan/archive/206/
@progo I like the idea of making parents responsible for what their kids have access to, and forcing OS developers to help in that process. Seems like less effort for everyone!
Watch me solve online age verification without ID leaks:
- Device and local login granted to kid by parent
- Kid does NOT have full admin access locally
- Parent has full admin access locally
- Parent sets an OS setting: Can view adult content; can view teen content
- OS makes 'age' flag available to web pages and apps
- If kid DOES have admin access, that's an internal family issue; not the government's concern.
- PROBLEM SOLVED
But that's not the actual goal of the laws… is it?
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