Similar to me. I used 3rd party app which was great. The app developer even went to the effort for keep it going with a subscription to keep the app alive. But I refuse to pay an API fee. I left and months later I discovered Lemmy.
I'm nowhere near as active on Lemmy as I was on Reddit but I'm happy with that. I feel I've met a healthy middle ground.
I suddenly realised I don't actually know the difference of somebody being murdered or assassinated. I searched it, turns out there's various definitions. Most have either sneaky-peaky or prominent (political?) meanings.
I stopped buying from beyer a few years ago because of Brexit, sadly. Their website stopped supplying to the UK which I totally understand. A lot of other European companies did the same. The rules the UK gov put in place I think we're around the same time as covid.
Yes, same. For me personally, add a bit of anxiety in on top of sober and bord, and I'll be flipping beer coasters 10 high all night. Give me a few beers and I'd walking around talking all night.
I'm almost there. I want to sleep my life away, or rather sleep on my own terms. Whether people like me or not, not a problem. That used to bother me but not anymore.
I remember those. I also used to like collecting acid face stickers. Don't know what they're called. You got a few stickers and some gym in a pack. My cupboard door was plastered with them
It is a bit of a daft question. If an individual are wanted for alleged war crimes this is a matter for immigration. Otherwise asking somebody if they have commited war crimes is just an opinion. Nobody is going to answer yes.
Reed admitted that at a police station, in front of colleagues, he had pulled down the officer’s trouser zip, inserted his hand and touched his penis before shouting 'it's a small one'.
Later says it was just banter!!
I wonder what the situation was. If someone touches my zip I would instantly pull backwards.
Same as here in the UK. It's depressing hearing how bad people in the US and some other countries have it. Although there is always room for improvement on 25 days!
Similar to me. I used 3rd party app which was great. The app developer even went to the effort for keep it going with a subscription to keep the app alive. But I refuse to pay an API fee. I left and months later I discovered Lemmy.
I'm nowhere near as active on Lemmy as I was on Reddit but I'm happy with that. I feel I've met a healthy middle ground.