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  • I heard about them and I'd like to give it a try. But from what I heard, I'm afraid I couldn't use it as my "daily driver". Banking apps very probably won't work, nor my country government apps. Also Facebook + Messenger are unfortunately very important where I live. MS Teams + Outlook would also be nice to have for my job.

    But the truth is, I've never tried Jolla (nor I know anyone who owns one) so I'm not sure how accurate my view is. Maybe those things are possible to run now, I really don't know

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  • Done:

    Windows -> Ubuntu (but that was long time ago)

    Google Translate -> Deepl

    Google Maps -> Mapy.com

    Reddit -> Lemmy (thinking about somehow to switch to Piefed)

    Stocard / Klarna -> Catima

    Google photos -> Synology photos

    In progress:

    Gmail -> Mailbox.org

    Tried but failed:

    Facebook -> Friendica (not enough people, many important communities on Facebook)

    Messenger -> Signal / Matrix / whatever (not enough people)

    Android -> whatever (no sensible alternative)

  • NBC appears to cut crowd’s booing of JD Vance from Winter Olympics broadcast

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  • "Well, well, well, if it isn't the consequences of my own actions" JD Vance probably

  • Which living creatures can swim and fly, but not walk?

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  • Trump threatens Canada with 50% tariff on aircraft sold to U.S.

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  • Why not 5000% at this point? We all know you're not gonna stick to your word and change your mind tomorrow morning to whatever crazy idea sparks in your senile brain. So why stop at 50%? Get mad! Sky's the limit when you don't give a shit!

  • TIL Benedict Cumberbatch is the third cousin, 16 times removed from King Richard III who he played in a British miniseries.

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  • Wait so Richard isn't his direct ancestor? Just that Richard's great-great grandparents are the same as Cumberbatch' great-...-great grandparents. Do I understand it right?

  • TIL getting married young during the European Medieval times was rare.

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  • I remember I was surprised about that when doing my family tree. I didn't get to middle ages but even in 1700 - 1800, the common age of my ancestors when they got married was 22 - 23 for women and 25 - 26 for men. I expected much younger ages, like 18 - 19.

    Note that all my ancestors were farmers or workers from rural Slavic part of the world so don't imagine it like 1800 London or something

  • How Slovakia became the world's number one carmaker

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  • Hey it's not just that. We have also many other things like ... uhmm .... uhmmmm ... excuse me for one second

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    I refuse to believe it

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  • Ahhh Americans and their weeks starting with Sunday ...

  • One year into President Trump’s return to office, authoritarian practices are eroding human rights

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  • Omg he's just one year in the office? How are we going to survive this?

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  • I don't know man. For the past 6 months we went with approach "Fuck scrum, let's just work". It didn't go well. We were really disorganized, everyone going their own direction, things being overlooked, ...

    When a new colleague joined recently, he suggested taking more structured (scrum-like) approach. Things improved immediately.

    Like I don't know how you want to call it - scrum, kanban, whatever, I don't care. But you need some structure in your team and you need some meetings where you talk about status, about looking back at things, about plans for next weeks, ...

  • Android Power Users Can Now Run Full Desktop Linux Environments Without Root Access

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  • This is why I find UBI to be naive. At least in the current system

    Edit: Actually in any current system when I think about it. Let's take China or North Korea. If they'd invent robots that can do all the manual jobs, do you think that they'd just let all their citizens to sit on their asses and be fed like a livestock? In a world where every country tries to one-up every other country? And they keep like 1 billion of workforce just sit on their ass?

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  • And you still want to claim the nature isn't perfectly designed? Checkmate atheists!

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  • Iran Maiden

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    Deer Purple

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  • Hmm I'd say the comic could use also that - a pumped up guy with big chest, wearing an exposing shirt and then being angry at people staring at his chest

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    Meat at Christmas

  • We wouldn't listen, anyway.

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  • Afaik yes, although I remember reading that (I think) Koko sort of asked something (I think it was "what color" or something like that). But at the same time I remember reading about similar criticism you mentioned, that Koko's signs were often quite random and the caretakers often tried to make fun of the situation that "she's just joking".

    I should find that article ...

    Edit: I don't know if it was exactly this artice but it was similar

    https://bigthink.com/life/ape-sign-language/

    Edit 2: or this

    https://slate.com/technology/2014/08/koko-kanzi-and-ape-language-research-criticism-of-working-conditions-and-animal-care.html

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    A wish

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    Why you think the net was born?

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    Nearest national capital

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    Take your kid to work day

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    Sword of up

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    Cheers! So ... the next year

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    Mariah no carey

  • Today I Learned @lemmy.world
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    TIL Statistically, there are 2 popes per square kilometer in the Vatican city

    en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Demographics_of_Vatican_City
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    Trolley rebase

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    Year and method of last execution by country in Europe

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    TIL the "APT" is a Korean drinking game

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    Where will the next 1000 babies be born?

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    TIL the DCIM directory stands for "Digital Camera Images"

    www.lifewire.com /why-are-photos-stored-in-a-dcim-folder-2620570
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    TIL Bologna was a city full of towers between the 12th and the 13th century

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    Danby Draws

    Sea legs

  • Creepy Wikipedia @lemmy.world
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    Elmer McCurdy - an outlaw who was killed in 1911 and his mummified body traveled across the US as a carnival attraction until 1977, believed to be a wax statue

    en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Elmer_McCurdy
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    TIL the heaviest new-born baby weighed 10.0 kg (22 pounds), his mother was 2.41 m (7' 11") tall

    en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Anna_Haining_Bates
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    Feminism needs to be renamed