No one in the last 25 years has ever seen it.

People didn’t just mass-destroy CRTs in 1999…

I bought an LCD TV in 2006 (a Sony Bravia that is still going strong) and that was earlier than most people I know switched

Removed by mod

I’m going to use this as my Fedora wallpaper and there’s not a damn thing OpenSUSE can do about it

Contibutors in general were not “purged”.

Maintainers (i.e. people who could push patches with very little oversight) from sanctioned Russian companies were removed from their roles.

They can still contribute.

Leave it to a lemmy.ml user to spread misinformation to make Russia look like the victim in this.

Bikes obviously have their place. For the time being, so do cars (although cities could certainly benefit from being less car-centric).

The operator of neither should be pissing about on their phones, both for their own safety and the safety of others.

I’ve had my jaw fractured by a cyclist who knocked into me due to not paying attention. I now have an ugly scar because of it.

There’s all kinds of obstacles in cities. Including hundreds of thousands to millions of people. I can tell you from experience that a bike going into you at 30-40 km/h will hurt.

It’s not at all unreasonable to be against people pissing about on their phones while cycling.

The issue is compounded by cyclists who ride through pedestrian areas, cyclists who seem to think red lights don’t apply to them, and people getting electric bikes and whizzing around effortlessly at a high speed.

It’s exactly the same in Gnome.

Right click > open with (with the option of setting the selected app as the default)

If I need a shit in the morning, I try to wait until I start work. May as well be paid for it.

They speak of sharing with others, so they’re talking about the family plan, so it’s actually £20 in the UK.

It’s £20 ($26.33) per month here. You are either lying or are in an exceptionally cheap country.

It kinda made sense for a while. Remember we’re looking at this from a modern lense.

240 is very divisible. It’s similar to why we chose 360° for a circle, or 24 hours in a day.

It stopped making sense as more and more countries shifted to decimalisation, and machines made extremely quick+accurate division trivial and accessible.

I say we fully commit the other way

An British person.

A American person.

I don’t mean in terms of how the platform operates, I mean the people.

The fact that it’s mostly like Reddit and people mostly act like redditors.

There’s not really a way around it though.

They only have it because they reached a deal with Google.

But like saying Android isn’t proprietary.

Like yeah, technically true, but in reality everybody uses a proprietary version of it controlled by Google.

That would be such a mistake and only serve to cause more division, because as you say, the UK would never accept it. Neither would multiple countries already in the EU that also use their own currency.

The EU, generally, are pragmatic. They’d much rather get other concessions than wasting political capital on trying to enforce the Euro on the UK.

E: downvote all you like, but that’s realpolitik. The EU isn’t going to pass up the second largest economy in the continent over something so trivial that they don’t even pressure much smaller countries into it. Pure fantasy from people who don’t have a clue.

Brexit had the fortunate side effect of damaging nationalist anti-EU sentiment all across the Union. Even for countries that actually had higher rates of EU-scepticism, such as France and the Netherlands.

With the way Hungary has been going on, particularly in terms of trying to sabotage Ukraine and bolster Russia and China, I think you’re onto something.

If only it had been Hungary that had left and put a damper on anti-EU sentiment across the Union (including the UK).

Classic Hungary.

It hasn’t sunk.

(yet)