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Language barriers are a real impediment to understanding. But these people we’re talking about are angry because of xenophobia, don’t get it twisted.
Language barriers are a real impediment to understanding. But these people we’re talking about are angry because of xenophobia, don’t get it twisted.
I think anything you could call a smartphone had to be from post-2000 though, right?
Honestly the iphone was the first big (culturally) smartphone it not the first one.
I guess what I meant was to run it on a TV-native platform that you control with your remote, instead of streaming your PC display to the TV and still using the mouse and keyboard. Xbox has a Jellyfin app for example. I use Plex and my TV has an app for it. Also I can use Chromecast and throw it up from my phone or PC and control that with the remote.
You might want to consider streaming it on your TV. Modern TVs should have a Plex app at the least. Or use a Chromecast or other setup. I watch on my couch with the TV remote. Its the same experience as watching Netflix.
Acerola has cat videos on the side while he talks about his sponsor. I have sat thru it to watch the kitty.
By the time he gets out of jail
it’s gonna be May
Too bad, it’s here forever…
Upward mobility in any corporate environment involves social interaction. If you expect to just do ‘really good’ work and be automatically promoted all you’ll get is… more work.
I read this and I still don’t really understand the purpose. Why?
We probably wont convince you in these comments, but using someone’s condition as an insult to someone else can definitely hurt them. It can seem like an unimportant issue when it doesn’t directly affect you. I remember as a kid, I had friends with disabled family members who got really upset when others used the r-word. When it affects you directly it becomes a lot more clear.
I don’t agree with OP that you should never be allowed to call someone names… But I do think the r word is potentially hurtful to actually mentally disabled people, so I wouldn’t use it for that reason.
In general its better to use words that represent choices people make and not unchangable aspects. I wouldn’t use terms “black”, “retarded”, or “gay” as insults, for example. Someone below suggested “foolish” as a good example since it’s not an inherent trait but a behavior.
If he’s lucky
Yeah, Top 6 Hours stays pretty fresh. And if I feel like it’s getting stale it means I’ve been on too long in a row and need a break anyway.
Then I just block any communities or instances I don’t want to see in my feed.
Lemmy, All, Top 6 Hours
You can want someone dead without wanting them to be sexually abused