I lived and worked in the UK for 10 years, not all working class are chavs.

I would call them chav as well, just less burberry than when I was in the UK

I don’t think I’ll block any, but then I only have a few friends using my instance.

I’m in the odd boat that my server in in Australia (for the AU laws), but I call it a NZ instance - where I live

You could even go the Oracle route on their free tier, probably has more compute than many $5/m VPS, although the learning curve is MUCH steeper than a simple VPS

I’ve been using 4get for the last few weeks now.

Was it that hard? The UK was the subject and NZ was mentioned as the comparison.

/me tries to understand that comment and fails

Lived in the UK for a while - Squirrels, and the fact that the church in the town we lived in was built before ANY humans set foot in New Zealand

Even as a lemmy admin this is not exposed, you need server/DB access at the moment

/me needs friends 😪

But Canada is up and water likes to flow down… Where’s the problem?

Yeah. Sitting by the pool in 25c watching the kids have a swim

I did spend 10 years in northern England from 2000 and a cold possibly white Christmas took ages to get used to

just did the jump fro. .5 to .8 today (for all of my 2 active users)

From the perspective of the wealthy people making these donations, it’s like stuffing a twenty dollar bill in the doorman’s breast pocket I think you misspelled hooker and G-string

KDE, mostly as that is what I first used in 2000 in Mandrake. in saying that my laptop is a M2 mac with macos on it

But those kinks will be banned as well

I’ll be intrested in the results of this thread

That was what I was thinking, and he will have the backing of the supreme court.

God I feel sorry for you Americans and us as the rest of the world

My wife studied linguistics, is the term you are looking for “corpus linguistics”?

there are NOT enough of them

Lets all try beekeeping, it will teach you to:

• look
• observe
• think
• take your time
• gets you out doors
• and gets food for the table