sigmalibra.bsky.social
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Reverse-hipster, jumping on every bandwagon that's just been vacated #digitalnomad #minimalism #barefootrunning #womenintech
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You understand not everything is about you, right?
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"mysteriously vanishes" -> destroyed by the person that cited it?
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Turns out the modern version of "can't find it anymore" is just "I saw a post on social media".
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Can't access, not on Twitter.
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On the plus side, finally a photo from Syria that doesn't look like the entire female population mysteriously vanished.
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I see lots of women. White helmet center right, woman in a white jacket and skirt behind her, woman on the sidewalk walking. Look past the tall people and suits.
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White helmet center left, white jacket and black skirt behind her, woman in knee high boots and a skirt hidden front left, woman on the sidewalk on the far left, more women further back. They're there, just look past the suits.
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Serious question, Nedal: I've seen many videos from Syria in the past few days and I noticed none have any women. Where is 50% of your population?
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Glad to know I'm not the only one scanning these videos looking for the women.They could have been taken in frickin Afghanistan.
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According to an earlier thread, there are electronic gates, but they were sabotaged by Assad's forces before they left.
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Please enlighten us, elders, we genuinely didn't learn about this one.
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Now wondering: what's the term for a dictator's wife? Something like mob wife.
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> Novels are increasingly written by women and read by women.
Does this person know anything about the history of novels?
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The Sears Tower of social media.
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I read to escape, not for more of the same.
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Ok, but why did it take until now to realize Robin Hood is just British for robbin' guy in a hood?
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I suppose a constant state of chaos can in fact be considered a form of stability, yes.
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I recently went to a football game, and that shit was insanely expensive, so here's your reminder that if you go to sports games you're not allowed to judge concert-goers.
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Who?
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I remember my second grade had the green one. Incidentally second grade was the last year my hand was small enough for that mouse to not be terrible.
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How about this, you keep explaining why your jokes are funny and I keep challenging the notion that everything was invented by a guy, m'kay?
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Horseshoe theory. Go far enough to the left and you end up curving back towards the far right.
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*Japanese lady-in-waiting who invented the novel
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The MySpace era! Bring back coding on social media!
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The real test-driven development.
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For all the people saying Belgium: no. That was a claim made by a salty Belgian journalist in the eighties. He claimed to have proof, but never produced it when challenged. Meanwhile, the oldest known written recipe for French fries comes from a 300 year old Parisian cookbook.
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The state of media in 2024 is that until you mentioned movies at the end of the post, I assumed that by shooting you meant guns.
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The effort should not be purely on the EU side. US Americans are notoriously bad at integrating and learning languages. Is this a hurdle they will be willing to overcome?
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Are there examples of this chart in states that people aren't actively moving away from due to politics/RTO?
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I like the cookie banners. They remind me that I need to be suspicious of the website owner's intentions.
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Try Shameless (the US version). 5 teenagers fighting over who gets to use the family's one shitty laptop that keeps breaking. It doesn't even serve the plot, but it sure paints a picture. Now that's good writing.
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Ohhh, "this shit". Ok, never heard that abbreviation before, thought it was just another of those lazy"Taylor Swift bad" posts bashing anything girls enjoy. Thanks for the explanation.
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How is it funny?
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TypeScript, Terms of Service, Teaspoon... Let Taylor have her initials, weirdos.
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I still mourn my 6 year old motorola smartphone that got stolen. That thing would have lasted another 6 years easy.
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Did the latest woman he tried to pregnancy-trap escape to an abortion clinic again
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Don't skip Small Gods just because it's a stand-alone in terms of characters! That one blew my mind!
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That's awesome to know! Any website or app in particular?
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I travel for work and don't want to drag physical books with me everywhere I go. Online books weigh nothing, go where my phone goes and I can get new ones no matter where I am or what time it is. Let's not demonize easy access to reading.
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Can I admit to them that I'm getting it at the online public library?
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You think they read the book? I assumed they just saw the movie trailer.
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When Born to Run came out there was definitely a spike.
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Wouldn't writing out a complaint on a clay tablet and having it delivered require significantly more time and dedication than posting a yelp review on the internet?