Many people have jobs that entail (essentially) fixing others’ mistakes. One doesn’t discard history at the start of each year.
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Next up: a public bookcase in the shape of the house. Like these.
A mention of Biden in the title is what you said, and it was directly addressed. Full bearing achieved.
goldfndr@lemmy.mlto
OpenStreetMap community@lemmy.ml•OSIINTMap, a tool for geospatial forensics using OSM Overpass APIEnglish
1·3 months agoHosted instance: https://nikoko107.github.io/OSINTMap/
StreetComplete has recently removed the concrete plates option due to potential confusion, for what it’s worth.
SCEE (StreetComplete expert edition) is available with additional quests (especially for those with domain knowledge) and customization for experienced mappers. It includes a quest “What is the genus or species of this tree?” among others. Please see its FAQ.
spermy scat sometime soon
Wouldn’t sorting be a reason to have date first not second?
My own suggestion: italicize “Online” and put into parentheses or brackets in lowercase, as it’s a description, not a name. I don’t know if that (italics) is easily available in other languages though. Benefit: Online column could be removed.
goldfndr@lemmy.mlto
Leopards Ate My Face@lemmy.world•Latinas for Trump founder says mass deportation agenda is ‘not what we voted for’English
1·5 months agoWashington state largely does this. Voters’ Pamphlets
Unopened empty can of tuna
I call shenanigans!
goldfndr@lemmy.mlto
OpenStreetMap community@lemmy.ml•Mapping the surface of pedestrian crossingEnglish
1·5 months agoI, too, would use 3 as the stub before the kerb isn’t actually crossing the road (e.g. one could walk to kerb, turn around, and go back without stepping a foot into the road proper). Similar to mapping the pedestrian refuge portion of a footway between carriage ways as
footway=traffic_islandinstead offootway=crossing.
It is, but it’s unambiguous enough that OpenStreetMap adopted it instead of the British English term.
Does turning your head/body to face away from that car that refuses to move help much?
goldfndr@lemmy.mlto
People Twitter@sh.itjust.works•No badges. no uniforms. Just manilla folder, walkie talkie, vibes and racism.
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goldfndr@lemmy.mlto
People Twitter@sh.itjust.works•No badges. no uniforms. Just manilla folder, walkie talkie, vibes and racism.
41·6 months agoIn democracies, laws exist to grant people freedom from the power of the state, not to grant the state freedom from the power of the people. Any laws that grant cops protection from the people are laws of a tyranny. We get only the protections of the state that our rights make possible and no more. Trading freedom for security gets us neither.
Correction: In democracies, laws exist to grant power to the state, not to grant people freedom from the state. For example, I’m guessing that in your nearest democracy, there’s probably not a law granting you the freedom to stand still for more than a minute or lie down for more than a minute. The people’s freedom is a default.
Now, perhaps what you were thinking of was that some laws have exceptions (that might be phrased as affirmative defenses). But those aren’t granting freedom to the people, they are restricting law enforcement. It’s like a “tax refund” — the government isn’t giving you their money, it’s returning your own money.
OP is probably using Graphene with OsmAnd.
Relevant xkcd: Duty Calls
If the sink’s p-trap isn’t getting entirely emptied then no, you’re just diluting the pee when running water.
If the sink’s p-trap is getting entirely emptied when running the water due to a siphon action, then I hope you’re tolerating the likely sewer gases.
The capitalization for OsmAnd should be corrected. Please?








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