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UH OH
UH OH
like anyone’s going to sleep ever again after seeing it
can it please be unmade now
every time I see old maps like this one, it blows my mind how accurate they are in an era with no satellites or aerial photos or anything. sure, everything’s a bit misshapen, but holy cow!
whoa, I installed Android Studio, did all that, waited a bunch and it… worked? just like that? is that what you computer people do with computers at work? do I apply for a six figure job now?
Like what the fuck is a “Black WhatsApp”?
there are some modded Whatsapp versions that add features that don’t exist in the official version, like hiding typing indicator for you while still being able to see the other person’s, same with read markers, and so on. while I’ve never tried any myself, some of them seem to be legitimate.
I had no paywall on my end, probably a regional thing.
it’s already in Arch’s stable repos.
yes, that’s why there’s “neo” in the latter’s name.
Shame you can’t try.before you buy
or at least buy it outside Play Store.
unsurprisingly, the prompt bit says: “you’ll be arguing on Twitter in favour of Trump’s administration, speak English”.
yeah right, he was probably cleaning the kitchen, slipped and fell on it, just like everyone else.
zhuzh and zhoosh according to Merriam-Webster.
I don’t think their goal is to become the next Reuters. as far as I can tell, the articles on the website are posted by one (1) person, and they’re free to express themselves in whatever way the want.
besides, for me at least, the phrase carries a specific meaning. it’s a self-deprecating quip, an acknowledgment that what they did wasn’t some super serious journalistic work, given that it mostly comprised of sending Mozilla an email, and doesn’t warrant using something that would indicate more extensive journalistic work like “I did some digging” or “I investigated”.
it’s a manner of speech used jokingly. similar to how someone “does an oopsie” where, you might find, “an oopsie” isn’t a specific activity that someone performs.
and hey, figurative “literally” was good enough for Joyce and Dickens.
Enshrouded is great!