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And so begins a new battle in the eternal war between Americans with indoor cats and others with outdoor cats.
It's pretty difficult to actually find an indoor cat in the UK. In the US it's common.
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British inventor seeks to take $18bn bite out of Apple in bitter patent war
(www.theguardian.com)
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Apt Pupil - Thoughts on this film?
(lemmy.world)
I saw it as a teen and remember it had quite an impact. Can't remember if it's any good and worth a watch as an adult so would be interested to hear others opinions?
Xitter. Pronounced shitter.
Rather than trying to find a specific community to ask a question. Ask it in a general community. Specific subreddits were only born when generic ones became too big. But as the generic ones are much smaller it makes more sense to ask your questions and make posts there.
This makes me feel sick
The CEO of Epic is a world renowned twat.
He's in his 80s. He's reached the point of the story where the old man shouts at clouds.
Doxxing is bad. I don't care if the person is a murderer or a protestor. Doxxing can have many, very nasty unintended consequences that can hurt more than just the person being doxxed.
Would love something like this in the UK.
No, that's just Arch Linux users.
I use Arch, btw.
This is probs one of the reasons Star Wars always felt like a small galaxy cpompared to Star Trek. Everyone was so easily linked, found and plots tied up that it made it feel small.
I remember when AirBNB was new and they were giving talsk at various tech conferences. The buzz and excitement for what it could ecome was great. The person presenting at the local PyCon I was at used it to get local accomodation for cheap.
Then the greedy landlords with multiple property-portfolios got involved and it turned into yet another money making gig for everyone and his auntie. It's turned to shit as do so many things when the lust for money overtakes it.
cashews_best_nut
joined 1 year ago
I don't get it?