(I mentioned that at the bottom of my post if you had kept reading)

This is how it should be lol.

I dont get why its not more common to just buy a pack of beers and a bottle and sit in the parc with the lads.

like who wants to spend half a days worth of salary for some meh beer in an overcrowded bar with shitty music.

(I guess the problem is the US has puritan laws against drinking alcohol outside, thankfully we don’t tend to have the in europe).

Since this came right after a post from !theonion@sh.itjust.works on my feed i honestly thought it was the onion.

It’s been influenced by both spanish and french cultural erasure to the point modern catalan is quite similar and readable to people who speak Spanish or French. (Though still quite a distinct language).

Merci per la idea de negoci. (/s)

I have first name lastname too. And tbh… It’s a bit of a curse.

I have 2 swedish people wirh the same name as me give it to whatever websites they sign up for at random.

(I’m pretty sure its two people, but oculd also be one person)

do you mean the holy grail of

firstname@gmail.com

or the slightly uncommon

firstnamelastname@gmail.com?

I already had onion breath by the time I saw the comm name.

I expect better from a popular FOSS tool being used by privacy aware people though.

nope

This thing Anubis always flags me for some reason. I use mullvad and safari (ios) with some add and tracker blocking extensions.

I’ve had trouble with it using a vpn and privacy browsers. It often blocks me until I use a default browser.

Yeah. Me choosing to use a vpn and a privacy respecting browser has earnt me a constant captcha

What do you mean “is there proof”.

MBFC isnt some professional shit. It’s some guys opinions about websites.

It’ll call something like the economist which has endorsed the UK conservative party in the past decade “center left” for not being straight up facist.

It’s not a very high quality thing.

True. I never got the point of it.

But I’m atheist/agnostic in a place where nearly everyone else is. I guess it feels a bit different when you live somewhere where literally everyone else is religious.

I think it might have survived in the east coast working class.

It’s primarily a northern british (north of england, scotland, maybe ireland) lower classes thing. It got big in australia cuz well the original settlers were mostly just british prisoners (which is almost always lower class peoples).

I guess it also lowkey survived in lower class New England? Boston NYC?

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Just one more community Bro! I swear that will fix it

There is news that’s way more well done than BBC, like the intercept, byline times, propublica etc

Decent News Service? The BBC is at best problematic.