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I would debate the “most people” part, but I guess we move in different circles. As well as the links posted by toomanypancakes, hundreds of the Guardian’s own staff signed a letter criticising its “pattern of publishing transphobic content”.

It is notorious in the trans community for having some strongly transphobic regular columnists.

If you do an online search for “guardian transphobia” you will find numerous media reports and trans people’s reddit posts about it over the years.

Yea, I think the first artwork was probably just an ape being amused by the fingerprints left on something by a dirty hand.

As someone periodically into genealogy, I would love to see the everyday life of my ancestors, how their material conditions and lifestyle changed over the centuries.

Occasionally it blows my mind to think about that my ancestors lived through all those historical eras I learned about. They were always there, going about their life somewhere while the large events happened around/elsewhere.

Also on the flip side, when looking at some Roman ruins in Budapest the other day, that those stones really have been there for ~1900 years. Like just imagining medieval/Renaissance people living around them, what did they think of them? I usually think of history as distinct periods, but (at least in Europe) people of most eras lived in/on the works of earlier civilisations.

I’m amazed that this is a thing xD

The Hungarian adjective “ügyes”. It’s used to describe someone when they do something ably/skillfully/cleverly. (Doesn’t necessarily imply a learned ability, can be innate.) It usually implies an activity involving manual dexterity, but can also be used for mental problem-solving.

When used as an exclamation, it basically means “Well done!”

Meglehetősen = rather?

like when used as an adjective “this is rather large”

We have “uzsonna” for this in Hungarian, but it’s mostly just young kids who have this meal :)

Wales doesn’t have a prime minister.

The BBC barely feels neutral, has mostly leaned right over the past decade.

The only major left-leaning non-tabloid one I can think of is the Guardian.

The only one I know for sure is The Guardian.

Is there a “not” missing? The Guardian is left leaning except their transphobia.

Call grandma more frequently, you have less than 3 years to chat with her :(

(I miss her)

fuck I haven’t heard of this, I wish he stayed off. I only think of him when I have to tick that childish pineapple checkbox on wordpress.org. I would be much more reassured if Wordpress was in a mature adult’s hands.

I used Ecosia for a few months last year, but it really struggled with more niche topics and searches in Hungarian. Also it kept re-enabling the AI search every other day, no matter how many times I disabled it. So in the end I switched to noai.duckduckgo.

yeah, this is what usually makes me redo the search with google (and/or liberally use double quotes)

I know multiple people like this, but it’s such an alien mindset to me xD

I only ever keep stuff in my inbox that I’m not done dealing with, everything else gets archived in its appropriate category 🤓️

Tbh I was conservative with that 80%. I’m a very private and introverted person, being the social butterfly of a group is just exhausting, esp. when there’s clearly no interest from others 🤷

with these colours my brain focuses on the highest contrast from the bg = white, and skips the rest 🫠

Sadly the screaming in our case was apparently attempted rape during a party 😬

I tried for a few months (invited a bunch of neighbours who didn’t know the group existed and so tripled its size), but people are extremely passive and unengaged. I don’t want 80% of group activity to be me 😅