that’s what i thought i meant but thanks for the lesson I’ve never needed
even your comment is, for me, coming from that ridiculous tension
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that’s what i thought i meant but thanks for the lesson I’ve never needed
even your comment is, for me, coming from that ridiculous tension
for someone who can speak a language that lacks gendered pronouns, this “hysteria” over he/she/they is ridiculous!
mapping and geolocation services link converter
where you can have your phone found even when powered off, and that is using location services, which does involve bluetooth.
at that time they should just stop using the term “power off”
any sources?
do you have your Bluetooth enabled at all times?
you don’t need to use the server. You can set it to be triggered only by sms and there wouldn’t be any “aggregated information”
if you don’t use the server it has practically no load on your battery. it sleeps until you trigger it to send information.
The modern Turkish name İstanbul (pronounced [isˈtanbuɫ]) (Ottoman Turkish: استانبول) is attested (in a range of variants) since the 10th century, at first in Armenian and Arabic (without the initial İ-) and then in Ottoman sources. It probably comes from the Greek phrase “στὴν Πόλι” [stimˈboli], meaning “in the city”, reinterpreted as a single word; a similar case is Stimboli, Crete. It is thus based on the common Greek usage of referring to Constantinople simply as The City.
i had to factoryReset and installed lawnchair from fdroid and then i tried the Lawnchair.14.0.0.Beta on their official site too. On these versions, like you wrote, it’s not possible.
only lawnchair-2-0-2589 from Aurora store (on google play store) has that option 🤷
they have 20 hour long nights in the winter. they probably need coffee to function
☞ The Society of the Spectacle
how do you pass any law that infringes on previously earned rights if you don’t create a sense of urgency?
it’s probably not as bad as you think.
Why the panic mode?
that’s the army, not the police.
yes, they became an awkward part of the daily life in cities since the bataclan attack. see Vigipirate. But they are not particularly guarding synagogues. You can see them in front of churches or in train stations or touristic and popular places too.
if you needed to add “leftist” to your name, i suppose you’re familiar with The Society of the Spectacle. They are not there to protect you, they’re there to make you feel protected (worse, to make you feel like you need constant protection!)
about France, she may disagree with you : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZY4w3Ljn6ks
yes, it’s awkward for the “individual” who is longing for reliable expression
it also seems to be awkward for people who can’t figure out the changes in the language they think as their own. They are irritated by their “disfigured” reflection
it’s awkward for officials who need to make decisions (positive or negative) about the use of “inclusive” language
we give shape to languages and languages shape us
English could initially have neutral pronouns and people would be obliged to find other reasons to hate each other 🤷