And those who did survive got sent to concentration camps. Absolutely despicable behavior
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Idk what the other dude is talking about. It definitely exists some places.
Source: live in Copenhagen, don’t own a car.
Å is like the au in Paul in Swedish
I live in Denmark, not Sweden, so chime in Swedes and Swedish speakers
Here’s a tiny bit of Swedish language for you guys on that note
It’s blåhaj, pronounced closer to blow-hai, which means blue shark of course
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Technology@lemmy.world•Article: I switched to eSIM in 2025, and I am full of regretEnglish
3·17 days agoIt can, but both my Fairphone and old pixel could have a physical sim and an eSIM. I daily drive both with my old US number and my current EU number. Can’t have two active eSIM cards at once though
What if instead of using a vacuum and hovering, it was just a low friction contact instead? Like say steel wheels on steel tracks. You could digitally or even physically tie the cars together so you can adjust the length of it based on demand.
Shit, derived the train again
I agree with everything you said! I’m learning danish as a native English speaker, and I find the same struggles (also enjoyed slowly reading your Norsk)
I think a part of it is Scandinavian people being a little polite/power dynamic sensitive and switching to English for good intentioned reasons. But also, let me speak poor danish, it’ll be better for all of us in the long run!
Hey same, talk about an uphill battle!
Feed her a stew that makes her blind for 1 day
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Fuck AI@lemmy.world•Blue Prince is 'the result of 8 years of development, fueled by imagination and creativity' not AI says publisher
3·24 days agoSeriously, how is that even close to the genre you’d classify it as?
Punish whoever wrote this article with a sekiro run
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Technology@lemmy.world•Firefox Will Ship with an "AI Kill Switch" to Completely Disable all AI Features - 9to5LinuxEnglish
101·26 days agoThe term snake oil is actually especially fitting for this, due to its origins.
In Britain in the 1700s there was a somewhat common recommendation for using rattlesnake oil from the fat of the snake for skin diseases/rheumatism. The efficacy is debated but it’s got some amount of potential for change (if not help).
This turned into people in the US selling mineral oil as “snake oil” as a total panacea. So a product that actually could do stuff being used as the poster child for a completely useless product that can solve every issue ever, buy as much as you can today.
Snake oil indeed.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Firefox Will Ship with an "AI Kill Switch" to Completely Disable all AI Features - 9to5LinuxEnglish
53·26 days agoMarketing
Yeah but this one doesn’t pay taxes
Yeah, between buying a political party in Paris and Barcelona, maybe
Well Jimmy Carter won’t be exactly aligned with me on a Foreign affairs issue so I think we might as well just support Putin
^Average pre US election .ml poster
I can’t tell if this is sarcasm or not. I mean, Trump is just the marketing of a president. All sizzle, no steak. He has appeared in debates but it’s a huge stretch to say he’s shown up well in them.
In fact, a lot of politics are purely a popularity contest these days, aren’t they?
Or kpop? Maybe against demon hunting?
Sounds a little demon-esque to be anti demon hunting
Steve from Gamers Nexus was just on Ed Zitron’s podcast talking about Steam stuff. He said in the day they hung out with valve and checked out hardware, they didn’t mention AI once. Isn’t that blissful?



The toilet razor is amazing to me. Like, surely, he had to get that out of the toilet. So like… After the picture now what?