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Do Yugoslav cartoons count?

https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLL1eg8LgxXPN2kpmyxAuyhi_IYeIoaZc&cbrd=1

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XjrdLzV6r98

• ad blockers are not “on youtube”, they are on my devices

based

• allowed by whom?

checked

• fuck you

and redpilled

As in, run GPG like you already do on important emails? mind == blown

You can go a step further and do Diffie-Hellman on a pocket calculator for key agreement. Authentication is left as an exercise for the reader tho.

Configure the languages, then:

// LineageOS

Comments on a self-professed tankie instance

“BuT wHy Is EvErYoNe RiDiNg TaNkS”

This is LEMMY.ML, mister. Also, everything everyone else is saying.

EU twat: “Well, we did offer, kthx.”

Note that with minimal changes, this is what the UK govt is trying to do to asylum seekers. And that is explicitly punitive.

I wanted to make a snarky comment…

But instead, I subbed to your awesome subs!

The plan demands a repatriation programme that would allow people to relocate to African nations if they want to […]

My sides

I was looking at how exactly are they going to do nothing about anything, but this is golden.

This is the way.

c/programmingcirclejerk when?

Do you think that a community like TrueMuslim would be welcome? What is your own attitude to having such community as neighbors?

I don’t think you understand. How do you know that the heavy majority of the users (of the early Reddit) were from the US? You are repeating the viewpoint that the place started out as US-centric — any concrete data here? Why do you think that the country where a web site was built in matters here?

I’ll reiterate: English is fundamentally different from Japanese because it is widely used as a second language.

No, it’s a consequence of normies.

The original Reddit, like Slashdot, and Dig to a lesser extent, defaulted to a global community. These places started out by attracting nerds from across the globe. Nerdy communities are internationalist, and fluent in English. So there was a tacit understanding that English was simply Esperanto and that anyone could be from anywhere.

Slowly getting mainstream, Reddit started attracting randos. And American randos apparently associate English with themselves, completely lost to the fact that something like half of the planet uses it as a common language. So I sat and watched as the overall tone of the place went from a spaceship, to Chick-fil-A, Podunk.

Sauce: English as a second language and been there from the start.