Sure depends on the meaning ! (🍫)

In french argot, people still say zitoune (zitun), I believe they got it from the algerians. Otherwise it’s just “olive”

This is such a step back to 2005 and those glassy Winamp skins. It looks absolutely terrible. I wonder how Apple users put up with that

The video linked here ? I watched it yesterday, not at all. It’s about manufacturing in the USA. He makes great points that are valid for any service-based economy such as most of western Europe (where I am from). Watch it, it’s good

That’s funny, I call something else horse figs

I was about to say hey, they’re being sarcastic. Then I checked their comment history

they’re using blonde reporters as human shields !!!

found the pig

Really ? he is a Trump supporter ? I know him only from his videos, but that seems out of character for someone versed in the sciences and reasoning. Can you provide a source ? I don’t want to support him with views anymore if that’s true

this, uh… cerebral menhir ?

sexy action at a distance !

That is what I was getting at

…stop ?

I don’t know, isn’t he some ultraliberal technobroligarch that would experiment on the poor under the guise of affordable healthcare ?

Reminds me of Lekgolo in Halo. They’re worms which can form whole ass bipedal structures, and run about, and operate machinery, etc. Pretty cool

Not sure, there is some institutional knowledge, possibly patents, etc

I had to look this up… looks like it’s a whole thing

If I had to write it phonetically for english speakers, I’d write CROSS ON

which is not an endorsement of christianity

In France they’re only starting to get traction. They just weren’t a thing until say ten or fifteen years ago. Top of the line cars had the option, but it was very rare. It’s a matter of culture. We have an automatic now (wife is more comfortable with it), it handles gear changes shittily but it appeases my left leg, so we’re even.

Thanks for the link ! the shape of their route off Crete looks like me trying to parallel park. I hope they continue to be safe.