TwoTiredMice

Oh, i did not know he had create another one about the genocide. I don't how I feel about that, haha. I need to be in a really good place mentally before I can watch it.

The documentary might be even more relevant than it has been for a long time, as we are seeing history repeat itself currently.

We got used to our upstairs neighbour's loud snoring, so it was really weirs when she went on vacation, we couldn't fall asleep. So many times we heard her wake up after we had sex..

I really enjoyed The Father, though it was extremely sad.

The Act of Killing. Mind. Blown.

I have something very similar in one of my garden beds, but I can't remember what it is! I actually have a similar picture in my plantnet gallery from April 11th last year, so I am quite sure it is a perennial, as I also have it in my garden bed this spring, so if I were you I wouldn't dig it up yet.

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Is there a chance that it could be a Lily?

Haha I can see that that would have worked as well. Not a bad way to start the day.

A mini heart attack was the only thing that could get me up in the morning in my teenage years.

I used this song as my alarm clock https://youtu.be/E2WyDq0-5aY

The first 5 seconds gets you and then besides that it is a pretty good song.

I have no experience with this, at all, but could creating symlinks from your internal SSD to your external HDD perhaps solve this issue?

If you’re in a group and talking about someone who isn’t there, imagine they are. That way, you’ll never say something you might regret later.

While gambling away his money

Well, I bought when the interests where highest a couple of years ago at 5 % interest rate in Denmark, fixed for 30 years.

I worked for a call center 10+ years ago, and if I searched for customers, which I had not talked to, in our internal CRM system, it would be flagged in an internal system, which potentially could end with employees being fired. I was an inbound customer service rep, and the only thing i thing i could get access to was their name, address and their phone bills.. So, yeah, it just surprises me that the policies around accessing "private" data is so Laissez-faire.

i don't know why it surprises me.. I know that the data is not encrypted, and that it is stored on their servers, but still, I thought the users had at least some minimum of privacy, at least from individuals working at Meta.