A couple of months back? Maximum 6.

Mainly recovery key issues, notifications which suddenly didn’t appear as they used to, and downtime. But I can’t say eactly what it was, I just know that everyone is more happy with Signal.

I had everyone move to matrix and it was really a struggle to keep it working and usable, and now we switched to Signal which is a much easier user experience.

That goes for vegetables too…

Aunty donna is fantastic, on reddit there’s a community for it but it’s one of those niche communities which can’t live here, I think.

Ah, the warm feeling of a war criminal dying in jail!

Yes, I have a lot of concems

Of course, but when listening to a story it’s usually polite to listen to the person telling the story and what they want to tell you, what they deem important.

That seems unlikely to be true unless they were raised very religious and not in any proximity to farm animals or pets.

Hope to see you on RetiBooks then! 😊

Ah, well, there are many of them. Collecting ancient coins, for example. Messing around with Reticulum, an alternative network structure. Right now also shooting pistols, just started that some months back. Byzantine history… linguistics, particularly parts of speech in a typological perspective. And many others 😂 but as a dad of 3 I don’t get to spend enough time on them all.

Young kids are like this, unable to parse what the is important and not important in any given story. They grow out of it pretty quickly, by maybe 10, at least in my experience. We’re neurotypical (as far as I know).

For my special interests I don’t mine follow up questions at all, in fact I like them. But most normal stories or narratives are fairly linear and there’s no need to follow every thread.

Yes that’s exactly the same…

If you shake the cow before milking it does!

That’s basically any food, fancy names typically mean stuff like ‘lamb in spinach sauce’ og ‘duck in orange juice’.

Well, that’s just rubbing it in, isn’t it? :P

Nope :) I mean, I was 13, so maybe I could have if I’d pressed it but I was a kid and figured it was just bad luck.

Like, we weren’t online - you couldn’t look up consumer protection rules and shit back then, you had to rely on some adult who wasn’t a complete moron knowing what to do.

Back in 1997 I bought the game KKnD (Krush, Kill n’ Destroy) in a local store for what would now be 110 dollars only to discover that it was broken and wouldn’t run on my machine and there was no way to get a patch for it.

It’s put in quotes because it’s a quote. Hope that helps.

In Denmark they’re everywhere in the cities too, only thing more frequent then these shitbirds is rats.