Bro wtf, thanks for doing the actual antisemitism that they accuse people of. The Israeli elite perpetrating this genocide are just Europeans who moved there in the early 20th century, they’ve got nothing to do with Jews from the bronze age except that they use them as a dumb excuse.

Firefox hasn’t broken like that for me in years, it tells me it needs to restart because it was upgraded in the background and restores the session perfectly, usually

Over 30 years of support :)

Yeah, alright, fair enough, food security I think can legitimately be counted as objective quality of life

What is “quality of life”? I would argue it hasn’t really gone up a great deal since the 90s.

It’s way more realistic since… They do in fact make the macbooks already…

Well you can run doom on Linux, so obviously yeah

Firstly, pasteurisation is most definitely a process.

Secondly, it’s very unlikely you are buying milk which has only been pasteurised, it has very likely at least also been homogenised, after being mixed from various different sources in order to produce a mill standardised fat & milk solids. The vast majority of the time rather than just being blended, it has been centrifugally separated into fractions that are then recombined in order to create a standard product.

None of this is really bad, btw, but it is 100% processing.

With Windows if you don’t have a tpm you have to get a whole new computer lol

That statement, out of context, is fairly accurate. OP is just not in the group they think they are.

That’s the problem with being influenced by both British and American English. We have both senses in New Zealand English too, although I think the US one is slowly winning out and the British one might one day fall out of use.

This has been an ongoing linguistic war for nearly a century

So after over a century of people using it that way some other people got a stick up their butt about it, cool. Doesn’t make it wrong.

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/literally

That’s one of it’s senses, yes, but how many of those definitions are the opposite of figurative?

1. Literally has meant figuratively since it first appeared as a word in the 1700s and this usage is listed in every major dictionary
2. https://edition.cnn.com/2024/09/20/energy/three-mile-island-microsoft-ai/index.html

No, no, you were right the first time, dead ones are fine

That should obviously be help!! like with sudo

Without units that’s not really clear, could be depth in km

I’m not at all religious, haha

Yet here you are

24-hour time is equally uncommon in Australia and New Zealand, but it looks like it could be one of them based on the currency conversion, could also be Singapore though, which has Dollars very close in value to those