No, they used female as an adjective when describing their friend. I agree it’s unpleasant when people talk about “females” but that’s not what happened here.
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Europe@feddit.org•Is VAT straightforward in Europe than USA?English
3·11 days agoYou mean because businesses don’t pay VAT? In that case it makes sense to not include it.
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Not The Onion@lemmy.world•An AI School, With No Teachers, To Open in Chicago This FallEnglish
16·14 days agoIt’s also for learning English, which is something a large language model is probably the most suitable for. It’s not going to be much use teaching music or drama.
Just in case everyone doesn’t already know, urine can provoke jellyfish stingers to release even more venom. Use vinegar or rubbing alcohol instead, or, falling that, seawater.
I think that the relative lack of content is actually a feature for this reason - sometimes I open Lemmy out of habit, but I see the same content and go do something more worthwhile instead.
from the computer to the PC
While I’m sure that this is just a braino and one of those was meant to be “monitor”, I like the idea that you’re somehow both techie enough to have your HDMI cables to hand and nontechie enough that you call the screen the computer.
I love Helix, and the default set of keybinds is great, although obviously customising them gets you closer to your ideal.
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Europe@feddit.org•EU to include UK and Japan in ‘Made in Europe’ plansEnglish
11·1 month agoThe Industrial Accelerator Act is intended to bolster European industry against cheaper imports from Asia.
In my head, Japan is sitting there wearing lederhosen as a disguise.
I think any federated service is more vulnerable, because there’s no central oversight, e.g. of IPs used to create accounts.
Even without any code, you could easily register accounts at the 20 largest instances and upvote yourself. I’m sure some people will have done just that.
This reminds me of when a couple of lost Doctor Who episodes were found but the owner was nervous to share them with the BBC because he feared confiscation and/or prosecution. I don’t know what happened with that story.




Pure water has a pH of 7.0, which is neutral, although it will draw in C0₂ from the air and form carbonic acid so I guess you’re technically right. Sea water is slightly alkaline.