Had to move a small team away from skype/teams quickly so renting dedicated matrix hosting in Europe and not federating the instance has been working great, except for some issues like group calls over jitsi not working properly and users reluctant to learn more odd interfaces.

Um, no. Being obtuse. Stop

Air fryer and convection toaster oven nearly same size and energy production and work on same principle.

Working hard for the Archons! Suffer so that they may feast.

We’ve had a countertop convection oven since the mid-2000s, one of them was a black and decker, first one was a delonghi, current one is cuisinart.

We also had a modern ‘air fryer’ gifted to us, which is loud and more aggressive with the fan, but only a little faster… it has some extra accessories. Thinking of getting rid of it as redundant, and the ‘toaster oven’ is more flexible.

Fukan lol, been there

Genocide bad. But topic: French/Russian relations. Expect downvotes for trying to hijack.

We do need to improve how we use the fediverse if we are going to cover topics fruitfully.

There’s more than one genocide currently happening, and if you are North American, you are passively participating. Please post that broader discussion in its own thread, it’s how discussion fora work. I will get you started: the genocide on turtle island hasn’t fully stopped. The Uyghurs are being erased. Island nations are being dispersed. Sudan is suffering. These are all urgent and connected, as with Gaza. We all have a stake.

Wet is used as a synonym for rain in my local dialect. The endless flexibility of english is amazing. Noun that verb! Adjectivize all the words!

Just don’t put colour before size in your stack of adjectives or everyone cringes, for some reason.

I have said, many times, something like “I’ll be out in the wet if you need me”.

She is not creating the system, but is in fact reinforcing it. It is by definition undemocratic.

I am glad she’s shedding the capital, but be real, she’s never going to shed enough to come back to the realm of ordinary humans. She married an oligarch, and by being an oligarch that temporarily embarrassed billionaires such as yourself stan for, she is a shining beacon of justification for the system as it is.

I hope that once I achieve oligarch status myself, that you and I can carry on this deep conversation!

Uh, copypasta? Trolling?

She’s unelected, and dictates the disbursement of a great deal of unearned funds.

Big picture, no nuance needed: it’s feudalist to let her make these decisions.

This message paid for by The White House.

Um. I guess your intent was not clear, sure looks like you accuse OP.

You do understand that you started a shitthread by accusing OP of being a paid fascist, right? Then leaned into it. But most of your comment history is flip quips, so par I guess.

Trolling it is then, eh?

Don’t be a bonehead and drag down the discourse, Scotty there is regularly posting and commenting against the authoritarian regime in the US as well.

Lemmy has a lot of reddit-like baggage, but it’s a small community, it’s easy to recognize users and verify their history, and even tag them if you use the right reader.

If you’re canadian you already paid for cbc publishing the transcript, so here:

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/mark-carney-speech-davos-rules-based-order-9.7053350

Sorry, bud, the cultural issues that led us here aren’t so much about your cultural civil war that is mostly just class war in disguise. It’s a both sides problem at the heart of the empire, the one where even the poor folks are okay with 800+ bases on foreign soil, etc.

Guns will only defer a cultural problem.

Self education that leads you and your friends away from heroic individualism, hypercapitalism, parochialism, cults, and other cultural excesses that lead to authoritarianism. It’s what we’re dealing with around the globe but the USA is struggling to understand.

No, I know you are trying to argue in good faith, but I asserted that 2/3 supported, which includes not voting, regardless of defeatism. If the vast majority voted in opposition but still failed, there would be much more impetus for electoral reform, for example.

Failure to actively oppose at the polls is tacit support, even if it’s negligent. Disenfranchised votes are worth struggle.