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Not hard enough. Write me when it’s a dot!

You are right about it affecting both of the motions.

Whoa, thank you!
(I missed it)

I brought my Deuter backpack to a place where people leave old stuff (we’re in Denmark, stuff gets picked up and reused), after 17 years. Same stuff - holes got bigger, so it wasn’t “good’nough” anymore. I was cycling, travelling, going to work, wverything.
I doubt somebody picked it up at this stage.

Now, pig and chicken shit are smelling terribly

I love cow dung smell (when it’s not too much of it) - it reminds me of childhood, summer, riding my bike through the fields, etc. Rural stuff.

Oh, yes! I just saw and posted this in a chat about jobseeking in my community

But still I don’t think of myself as of a “Lemmy person”, and I don’t think that there are any trends I need to keep up with, not even speaking of “helping” other people doing that. It’s a pastime, not a piece of life.

I don’t have insta or tik-tok, do I have to adjust to interact with the part of society that has them? Touch the fucking grass!

• I wanna ah I wanna ah I wanna…
• SHE HAS A STROKE!

Completely agree with the situational stuff. Imagine you’re sitting in a park, trying to kick off a “just chilling and having fun” for yourself, but actually being nervous or anxious. But just sitting on your ass in a nice place can do wonders (remember it doesn’t count if you doomscroll) - from personal experience, my brain frantically tries to find some job for itself for a while: entertainment! thrill! flying space cats! - but when nothing happens, it switches to “okay, wake me up is something happens” mode, and I suddenly don’t need to run somewhere and do stuff.

It is a great natural camouflage if you crawl through mud or a kindergarten

Well, I once got a callback from a mobile operator support rep, and she was speaking so perfectly (tone, pauses, the way she built sentences, everything), that our conversation came out like:

• Booooring! Give me human. Human operator. O-pe-ra-tor! Person!
• I’m sorry, but you will have to deal with the fact I’m real lol
• !!!
  I don’t know what she was doing at a call center, because that was a professional voiceover or advertisement level

I am currently living in a country where I already know enough local language to do the taxes, but from conversational point of view I look like a 5 y.o. kid: sometimes people wait for me to finish poorly building a phrase while they already know what that will be.
How would even a greatest text to speech or speech to speech LLM help me? Would I pull out my phone and start talking through it at a job interview? If I was single, would I do it say “hey guuuurl!” into my phone if I wanted to approach a girl an a cafe? (well, that would be either really weird, or funny in a good way). My point is, it would still be a crutch, and I don’t want to ba a person with a crutch, so I have to learn the language myself.
PS llms are helping me on a daily basis, because what google made for translating sentences, that openai and anthropic did on a more complex level - now I can ask: “the person said this - why did they say it in such a weird way?”. It was a “question to a private tutor” territory before

Yeah, apple always hated the “(any device) is a thing with folders and files inside” paradigm - it was always “I got this app that plays music, I don’t know how”. So it would be crazy if they would just make any device show the contents of the drive.

I was selling smartphones and smartphone accessories when they were just emerging, ending PDA era, and we had FM transmitters - it is powered from car, you plug in your device through aux, and the transmitter sends out the sound in FM, so you can catch it on your effin radio (the frequency were either fixed or selectable). This was the future!

Yes, that’s a risk, I’m just saying the eastern part of Russia is not exactly winning by being under Moscow. They have a major part of Russian’s heavy industry, oil, ores, lumber, and several million cities packed with universities, so they have an initial set of everything to “live independently”. But whoever is nearby will always look at those resources - material or human.

Right after the “Crimea referendum”, some guys in Saint-Petersburg tried to start a referendum for the independence of the North-West, and got majorly fucked for treason. Guess the “democracy” wasn’t a democracy enough

Siberia - easily. “the guys over the mountains” coule live by themselves and get more use of their asian ties, in contrary to working for Moscow.

I am from SPb, ant it would be cool.

1. North-west is a self-sustained region: machinery, ageiculture, large port, a 5-mil city you name it. We could live separately and be fine
2. Russia is called a federation, but in the reality, power of regions were largely taking away. So it is about sending taxes to Moscow and getting shit in return.
3. People are more “European”, before war a large part of more active/younger people were shopping/taking vacations in Finland, going to Estonia, or travel further through those countries. Same with Finns buying stuff in Russia or partying in SPb.
   With all the general closeness, I absolutely can see Saint-Petersburg and the region being a separate country with close ties (no-visa, EU member?) with Nordic and Baltic countries.
   But I guess it’s not happening, and by writing the things above I became a terrorist, “promoting rebellion and dissolution of the Russian state”