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Who still uses pagers?
ABCDE 6 minutes ago • 100%
Yet they killed children and were in mobile phone stores.
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Who still uses pagers?
ABCDE 10 minutes ago • 100%
Of course? They have the same functionality. A cheap one can be under $100 and works just fine.
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Who still uses pagers?
ABCDE 11 minutes ago • 100%
They're called phones.
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Who still uses pagers?
ABCDE 12 minutes ago • 100%
Not anymore.
ABCDE 15 minutes ago • 100%
Just sell it on or cancel.
ABCDE 19 minutes ago • 100%
It's not a third. She has a 67% lead, not 67% of people.
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Apple's mobile chips are now made in the U.S. — TSMC produces the older A16 Bionic at its Arizona fab
ABCDE 22 minutes ago • 50%
Nice way to be rude.
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Apple's mobile chips are now made in the U.S. — TSMC produces the older A16 Bionic at its Arizona fab
ABCDE 32 minutes ago • 100%
It answers the question for you.
ABCDE 33 minutes ago • 100%
Oxford Continuing Education has a lot of interesting courses. I did one in Inequality & Labour Markets to give me a taster of what a masters would be like, and if I was able to consistently devote time to studying each week.
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Apple's mobile chips are now made in the U.S. — TSMC produces the older A16 Bionic at its Arizona fab
ABCDE 35 minutes ago • 100%
And are susceptible to interference. Samsung is also building huge manufacturing infrastructure in the US.
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Apple's mobile chips are now made in the U.S. — TSMC produces the older A16 Bionic at its Arizona fab
ABCDE 36 minutes ago • 100%
Because it's in the US?
ABCDE 9 hours ago • 100%
How can she be elected?
Today I Learned
TIL if you want to make a powdered drink like hot chocolate or cup-a-soup, add a tiny amount of water to the powder and make a paste before adding the hot water to avoid clumping.
ABCDE 9 hours ago • 88%
Why are you mixing them
ABCDE 21 hours ago • 66%
What did Jill Stein ever do?
ABCDE 21 hours ago • 100%
Isn't Vance's partner of South Asian heritage?
Lemmy Shitpost
Is your writing skibidi?
ABCDE 1 day ago • 100%
Not necessarily.
ABCDE 1 day ago • 100%
Unlikely, it would be a factory-level thing I imagine, trying to make explosions that big from just hacking hardware (specifically small pagers) would be nigh-on impossible (if not impossible).
ABCDE 1 day ago • 100%
No Stupid Questions
Do deaf people play media with sound on?
ABCDE 2 days ago • 30%
while another is still able to perceive certain frequencies, and yet another just needs it to be really fucking loud but if it is they hear just fine.
They would be hard of hearing rather than deaf.
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Ingenuity
ABCDE 2 days ago • 100%
A fork.
ABCDE 3 days ago • 100%
How are the blinds random? They scale. Every game is "random" if you want to boil it down.
ABCDE 3 days ago • 100%
but there is something to be said when EVERYONE owns a ten dollar gam
Because it's the game of the year.
Football (Soccer fútbol fußball 足球 )
[✅️FT] Tottenham Hotspur 0-1 Arsenal
ABCDE 4 days ago • 100%
Pretty even thus far.
ABCDE 4 days ago • 75%
Emulate, I guess. I can play Mario Bros and Sonic no worries on my PC and Switch.
ABCDE 4 days ago • 100%
Right, and that's not going to change unless it some anthology pack, but many are being sold digitally.
Ask Lemmy
When is the last time you witnessed a real life situation where you were like "Wait, what? No."
ABCDE 4 days ago • 100%
The aftermath of someone being decimated by a truck. That sight belonged in an abbatoir, not on the road.
Unpopular Opinion
There are too many damn anime communities on Lemmy
ABCDE 4 days ago • 66%
I never see any because I didn't join them.
Unpopular Opinion
There are too many damn anime communities on Lemmy
ABCDE 4 days ago • 70%
Just don't join them?
ABCDE 5 days ago • 66%
Which games aren't they selling?
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News
Colorado teen shot in the face by town councilman after going to home to ask permission to take homecoming photos
ABCDE 5 days ago • 100%
Who was attacking who when two kids were sitting in their car?
No answer required, FYI.
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Colorado teen shot in the face by town councilman after going to home to ask permission to take homecoming photos
ABCDE 5 days ago • 100%
That's a you problem.
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Colorado teen shot in the face by town councilman after going to home to ask permission to take homecoming photos
ABCDE 5 days ago • 100%
Is it not legal to be on someone's property, you know, like a postman or.. If you want to ask someone a question?
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Colorado teen shot in the face by town councilman after going to home to ask permission to take homecoming photos
ABCDE 5 days ago • 94%
ABCDE 5 days ago • 100%
Use an adblocker, of course. Never had an issue.
ABCDE 5 days ago • 100%
Also, because I had no idea and other people in this thread are outright wrong:
Who?
ABCDE 6 days ago • 100%
Oh right, didn't get what was intended first time.
ABCDE 6 days ago • 75%
How so? On his plane multiple times.
GamesABCDE 6 days ago • 100%
They're just part of the publisher though, they didn't make the games.
politics
Laura Loomer's response to Lindsey Graham urging Trump to ditch her? 'We all know you're gay'
ABCDE 6 days ago • 66%
No one is hiding it, stop trying to police how people refer to it.
politics
Trump is 'hanging himself' with his own rope as campaign spirals out of control: analyst
ABCDE 6 days ago • 100%
it would be a automatic win for Harris since ballots can’t change.
That sounds premature.
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Simon Stone reported today: Bayern Munich pair Matthijs de Ligt and Noussair Mazraoui are both on their way for medicals before completing their respective moves to Manchester United.
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West Ham United are set to complete the signing of Aaron Wan-Bissaka after agreeing personal terms with the Manchester United defender. The Athletic reported on Saturday that West Ham and United had struck an agreement on a £15million fee for the 26-year-old full-back. He will undergo a medical on Monday before finalising his move to east London. Successful talks between Wan-Bissaka’s representatives and West Ham took place on Sunday evening to resolve issues that had threatened to delay the move. Wan-Bissaka will sign a five-year contract at the London Stadium. West Ham have been keen to strengthen their right-back options this summer after versatile full-back Ben Johnson joined Ipswich Town on a free transfer. Wan-Bissaka will become the third defensive reinforcement to be added to new head coach Julen Lopetegui’s squad following the summer arrivals of Max Kilman from Wolverhampton Wanderers and Jean-Clair Tobido from Nice. The 26-year-old joined United from Crystal Palace in 2019 for an initial transfer fee of £45m, with another £5m due in potential bonuses. He has made 190 first-team appearances for United across his five seasons at the club, scoring twice. Diogo Dalot has often been preferred in the right-back position at United by manager Erik ten Hag, with Wan-Bissaka spending much of the 2023-24 season deputising at left-back for Luke Shaw and Tyrell Malacia — both of whom had long-term injuries.
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For me it was in the north of Sardinia, and nothing has been close to that since. The water was so transparent I could see the sand perfectly; I even caught a shrimp with a sandwich box.
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Not so surprising... funny how they don't ask for Ceuta to be given back.
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Joe Biden took to the stage at his Thursday night news conference with everything on the line – his presidency, his re-election hopes, his political life. If those were the stakes, he barely acknowledged them at the hour-long session to mark the end of a Nato summit, having earlier introduced Ukraine's President Zelensky as "President Putin" at a separate event. The news conference was his first unscripted appearance after a disastrous debate with his rival Donald Trump, leading to calls from several Democratic politicians and donors for him to drop out of the race for president. Mr Biden, 81, has faced continuous questions over his age and ability to serve another term, which intensified after the debate. But at the highly anticipated news conference, he dismissed the concerns about his campaign that were posed again and again by a room full of reporters, and promised that he was fighting not for his legacy, but to finish the job he started when he took office in 2021. “If I slow down and can’t get the job done, that’s a sign I shouldn’t be doing it,” he said. “But there’s no indication of that yet.” Depending on perspective, it was either a sign of dogged determination or of a man in denial about how dire his situation has become. Minutes after the news conference finished, several more Democratic members of Congress publicly called on Mr Biden to step down, joining at least a dozen other lawmakers in the president's own party who have done so. The question for Joe Biden's campaign is whether the floodgates will now open, or if the tide will hold. The situation will not be helped by two excruciating gaffes that will be remembered by anyone who watched. In his very first answer, he called his own Vice-President Kamala Harris "Vice-President Trump" – a painful faceplant in front of a national television audience. That came just an hour after another headline-grabbing mistake at a Nato event, when Mr Biden introduced Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as "President Putin", prompting loud gasps in the audience. He corrected the first verbal misstep involving Ukraine's leader quickly. The second one he didn’t catch, even as some reporters in the room murmured in surprise and several of his top Cabinet secretaries sat stone-faced in the front row of the audience. Those moments - the only major stumbles in an otherwise steady if not vigorous, appearance - will surely prompt nervous Democrats to wonder if there are more gaffes to come if the president presses ahead with his campaign. But for now at least, Mr Biden seemed the happy warrior, insisting he will push on. He laughed and smiled as he was peppered with questions, and said he could keep up with Russia's Vladimir Putin and China's Xi Jinping, even if the hoarseness and cough that had been on display during his debate two weeks ago still appeared to linger. He again insisted he didn't need cognitive tests, telling reporters that if he even saw "two doctors or seven", his critics wouldn't be satisfied. The election campaign, he said, had barely started, and he again repeated that he was confident he could beat Donald Trump in November's election. The Democratic delegates who will back him officially as the party's nominee at next month's convention were free to change their minds as they pleased, he said, before mock whispering: "It's not going to happen." He said he would consider stepping aside if his staff gave him data that he couldn’t win, but that polls still show the race a dead heat. In that regard, he is on firm ground. An Ipsos survey released earlier on Thursday, for instance, had Mr Biden only one point behind his opponent – well within the margin of error. If there’s one thing that has been clear since the start of the year, support for the two candidates has remained remarkably stable despite unprecedented drama surrounding both men. Polling alone won’t calm the panic that has set in among many Democratic officials, however, and the storm clouds that linger around Biden’s campaign won’t be so easily dispelled. More Democratic politicians are waiting in the wings, according to reports, poised to announce their own break with the president, having waited until the conclusion of this Nato summit to voice their concerns. And that’s just the first round of tests for the embattled president. He has another high-profile sit-down interview, with NBC’s Lester Holt, on Monday. Donors are anxious, and earlier on Thursday several reports suggested that even figures in the president's own campaign were plotting ways to usher their candidate toward the exit. Despite all of this, Mr Biden made clear that it will be a challenging task to pry the nomination away from him. The 81-year-old man who at times gripped the lectern with two hands and insisted he was the "best-qualified person" to run the country is not going to exit the stage quietly.
A picture of one of the goats at [Kirin Farm](https://maps.app.goo.gl/cxmbzVxqAL3Y9TTJ9), North Thailand.
The place I want to do an online session with is not so responsive online and mainly (or solely?) does in-person visits, in a different country. Looking for a recommendation for ASD/ADHD support, someone who is knowledgeable about meds (I already have mine), side effects, long-term usage, etc. Thanks.
I am trying to do short presentations (3-5 slides) and would like my video (MacBook Air M2, if that's of help) in the corner, explaining what's on screen at the same time. The only audio would be from my headset or computer microphone. Google Slides used to have the feature but I can't find it anymore. The easier the better (so recording once rather than recording the video, then overlaying it on the slideshow would be better). Thanks!
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Trigger warning for the picture: needle
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I was initially given Ritalin (10mg pills) to try out; I cut them into four pieces each and spread it over the next month and a half. It worked well, allowed me to work, and felt 'smooth'. I ran out, found that they are expensive here (I was diagnosed and prescribed a week of pills - 14 - initially in Taiwan), and went to Thailand (neighbouring country) to get more. Turns out the place I went to only had Rubifen, a generic variant. It was about the same as I paid for Ritalin so I thought why not, and got enough to get me through the next year. Fast forward a month and a half... when I am on my 'off' days (Sat & Sun, when I don't need to work or study), I am now reacting to things pretty badly. I snapped at my partner very easily, I almost put a window through because I knocked a bottle over, and generally had a miserable weekend. With Rubifen, I feel fine, able to complete tasks, work and whatnot. Without it I'm not sure I should be around other people. Is this normal? Will it level off or should I go and get something else instead?
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More hilarious open goal misses return to the Premier League!
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It is understood both Arsenal and Chelsea would need to sell players first in order to meet Brentford’s £100m asking price
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Issues with slow-motion video replays are nothing new, they make crimes look worse (and increase incarceration rates), and football is no different. Full speed or nothing, would be my suggestion. I'm also unsure as to why the referee also needs to look at a tackle in addition to multiple VAR referees.
A friend's son wants some cards... here (SEA), they are all (or mostly) fake. So, another friend is coming back from Japan soon and went to a couple of stores... they sell out instantly in the morning apparently. Is this normal? Are there any recommended sites for getting boosters and whatnot?
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