Photos/videos from my phone get backed up on two laptops and eventually an external drive. Photos from cameras do the same with the more interesting photos going to my phone as well. These all tend to be on the same physical location so I really should find better way.

Watching someone constantly take their hand off the keyboard to use the mouse when there’s a trackpad right there is my hell.

And this is why graffiti is not bad. If companies get to alter public spaces with their ads to make money, then people should be able to alter public spaces for artistic reasons.

You’d still need to get to your destination somehow

Is 1000€ a common price for a bike in the Netherlands? It seems a bit much for a bike that will be stolen at an inconvenient time.

But careful not to update too fast and fall on the supply chain attack of the week.

The trouble is when you don’t remember them but also don’t have an alternative set up and are just expecting things to work.

Ideally you remember a minimum of 3-4 phone numbers that can help you in an emergency and give you access to the rest of the phone numbers.

You should put that on your CV, that’s honestly impressive

Gossiping, and the inevitable culture of “what will people say?” that comes along with it. I don’t really talk about other people when they’re not there. And it’s really weird when someone introduces you to a new person and they’re like “I’ve heard so much about you”. It almost sounds threatening.

Your finger moved 273 times. You tapped 14 times.

I’m sorry what?

Since they went into the effort to make this sound so ominous, it’d be cool to see some actual inferences from the data points. For example it would be pretty easy to tell you are behind a VPN and your real location is probably xyz.

Certainly not, at least for younger ages. I was in the TV generation. Not enough freedom to go out like the previous generations, not enough technology to have interactive content or communicate with friends like the next generations. We spent all day in front of the TV and talking through a shared landline (if lucky).

If they’re not too many songs I’d just post in c/music. There’s also !nonenglishmusic@piefed.social where they’ll probably appreciate it more, just check the rules because they require a specific format.

Ulysses 31 is a French–Japanese–Luxembourgian anime series based on the Greek mythology of Odysseus, set in the 31st century.

This is not a sentence I expected to read ever.

Watership down. Everyone knows the movie (which is incredible) but not many people remember the show, which was one of the very few kids’ shows on TV at the time that weren’t comedies.

Let’s add to this that keyboard, mouse, and touchpad are interfaces to the same system and so should have access to the same behaviors so you don’t need all three of them to be productive. Looking at you MacOS.

Yeah, vibe coding is such a fun term, too bad it’s used for this purpose.

Huh, didn’t realize that. They definitely have some intermediate videos on YouTube for free but I guess not as many as on their page.

To practice listening, dreaming Spanish has a ton of videos spoken slowly for different levels. There’s a YouTube channel and a website: https://www.dreaming.com/spanish

For what it’s worth I never felt like I belonged in my home country. And I’ve never lived abroad but when visiting, it always felt very foreign too. As much as I dislike my country’s culture it’s still a part of me that’s very hard to change and I guess that’s the problem with living abroad. In a way, international groups might feel the most comfortable as there’s no predefined culture you have to fit into.

Interesting, apparently the lyrics come from a runic inscription on an ancient grave stone found in Norway.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eggja_stone