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The people in Gaza have suffered enough. Don’t do that to them

Clinton? A zionist? You don’t say! Colour me unsurprised.

I don’t know, I’m from the Netherlands too. I was just mirroring OPs argument.

Driving cars for a senior with 60+ years old can be life threatening too. If they crash, they end up in traction or perhaps even die.

Heck even walking can be life threatening, if they get hit by a car while crossing the street, they could die.

Ah the New York Post… hate filled right wing rag.

That sounds like a great solution to my current frustration that the autobackup feature of Immich on iOS is so opaque. It only works when the app is open and even then oftentimes you’re just staring at the backup screen while seemingly nothing is happening, despite Immich’s backlog of thousands of photos still needing to be uploaded.

Wikipedia isn’t using the term to describe Hitler on that page though, it’s not saying “The Fuhrer was an Austrian-born German politician who was the dictator of Germany during the Nazi era”. That’s the difference.

correct, just like how the swastika was originally not a hate symbol. But nowadays, Germans would not refer to anyone as “Führer”, unless they’re (neo)nazis.

even edgelord vacuous nazis are just that: nazis. No matter the reason, or if it’s meant “ironically”, they’re a nazi. There’s no excusing it, or softening it, they’re a full blown nazi.

He did the nazi salute on stage, at least twice, he holds extreme right-wing and white supremacist views, he is a nazi.

Leave Liberia out of this :)

My experience when wearing a bike helmet in NL is that car drivers seem to take more risks with my safety, they drive closer to me than I normally experience, and I feel less safe than when I’m not wearing a helmet.

But yes, dain bramage would be worse. And yes, an accident hides in small corners, but I’m not sure if wearing a helmet makes me safer, even on our streets.

And all of the sycophantic muskanites love licking his boots.

These AI techbros only surround themselves with Yes men, so that’s why they sound so clueless…

You assume that they are thinking in the first place.

I’m shocked! SHOCKED! well, not that shocked.

It would’ve been nice if malwarebytes had actually fact checked those steps to turn off smart features for the app on mobile. Because as they are right now, it only works on the desktop version of gmail.com despite what they claim in the steps themselves.

Here’s how to turn it off on iOS:

1. Open the gmail app
2. Tap on the hamburger menu (top left) and scroll all the way down and tap on “Settings”
3. Go to “Data privacy” option in the settings menu (they omitted this step on Malwarebytes)
4. Turn off “Smart features”

That site is cancer on mobile. Can anyone TLDR this article for me?

Water? like from the toilet?!

but now MAGA can’t enlist…