That’s monsterous.

Called it

Yeah there are much more intelligent takes on this, but they’re arriving at similar conclusions.

https://www.404media.co/why-did-grok-start-talking-about-white-genocide/

Electrician. Everyone needs an electrician.

It’s a big dish as there’s 2kg of carbohydrates there and celery salt isn’t as strong flavoured as sea salt.

Are things like Taro and Cassava readily available in Germany? If so then I’d recommend Sop Sop.

https://www.sbs.com.au/food/recipe/sop-sop/n6pvopkow

Can you not get life guidance, community and inclusion without having to believe in the supernatural?

Probably worth doing if you can afford it

I remember when I first started working full time. The exhaustion is real. It doesn’t ever really go away but you will eventually learn to live with it.

I just prefer Lemmy. I started exploring Lemmy about 6 months before the API fiasco. The content on Lemmy has just kept improving since.

Lol my country is falling to the fascists. I may as well move to a country that has already fallen to the fascists.

Retrogametalk and segaxtreme

Wait until you try ctrl + z

Sometimes

My partner and I struggled with whether it was moral to have kids considering the future that we’re facing. But I guess emotion won out over logic. I wouldn’t judge anyone for not having kids, but I love mine more than I thought I could love anyone or anything.

Music: Woody Guthrie, Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton, Dropkick Murphys, The Mountain Goats

Comics: Sam Wallman’s Our Members Be Unlimited

Movies/Theatre: Billy Elliot

TV: Firefly (feels kind of politically confused but that feels pretty accurate anyway.),

I unironically love the description of one of the most successful and influential works of art ever created as a musical you once saw because your friend was in it. That’s as working class as it gets.

A local type of yam that tastes like a cross between a carrot and a potato.

Everything becomes more expensive once a market for it is created. Meanwhile local foods like murnong and kangaroo apples are free in Australia.

I use an RSS app called Feeder, and Lemmy. I find I go back to The Conversation a lot as I find it covers topics in a calm tone of voice and with a level of academic rigor that I appreciate.