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  • That’s the entire point of the post, my guy. Some apps use the Downloads folder. Some use their own. Some use a folder you set a year ago when you first got the app but don’t remember anymore.

    The interface abstracts away from the actual file system so finding a file becomes guesswork. Doubly so if you then want to use the downloaded file in a different app that also doesn’t give access to the file system.







  • Dragonstaff@leminal.spacetoMemes@lemmy.mlErgonomic tips
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    2 months ago

    In your 40s, you will pay for the sins of your 20s. Pay attention to your ergonomics because by the time you feel pain the damage is already done.

    I use thick cushiony gel wrist supports and an ergonomic mouse. Why would anyone want to be less comfortable and risk future issues?





  • Dragonstaff@leminal.spaceto196@lemmy.blahaj.zoneRule
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    2 months ago

    Warning: lighthearted yammering about etymology ahead 🤓

    The earliest instance of the proverb in its present form seems be from 1898:- “Curious how great minds think alike. My pupil wrote me the same explanation about his non-appearance.” [1898 C. G. Robertson Voces Academicae]

    The eraliest version of it at all seems to be from 1618 when D. Belchier wrote “Though he made that verse, Those words were made before. Good wits doe jumpe.” [1618 D. Belchier Hans Beer-Pot ] ( The word jump used in the sense of ‘agree completely’ or ‘coincide’ is now archaic.)

    https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/295406/what-is-the-origin-of-the-phrase-great-minds-think-alike

    A few years back a list of “real quotes that means something different than people think they do” went around. That contained the “fools seldom differ” line and it seems to have taken off from there. I’m sure it was used earlier, but didn’t find an origin.


  • Enough people are thirsty for him that he can ride the notoriety and social cache for years, regardless. Of the people most into him, most don’t care that much for the judicial system regardless, so the court’s decision won’t matter that much.

    His views are oddly right wing and I don’t think he’s the sort to lead a movement, so he’ll probably fade into obscurity in the general public.


  • Definitely. They’re claiming that a McDonald’s worker called the cops on a nondescript (well, kinda attractive) white guy? A hundred Luigis eat there every day, and the “Bartender that remembers someone from three days ago” is an artifact of cop dramas.

    When I worked in fast food, I called the customers “wallets with feet”. Jeffrey Dahmer and Tim McVeigh could have come in together and I wouldn’t have noticed.





  • Dragonstaff@leminal.spacetoMemes@lemmy.mlJerkoff
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    3 months ago

    If the shoe fits, wear it. It’s weird that you think my comment “focused” on white people, and also weird that you’re trying to blame all Americans when Republicans are 90% white and the only group that the majority of which ever voted for Republicans.

    Republicans are a white problem. There is no other way to put it. Sorry I’m not sorry if you’re unused to being talked about collectively., but not doing so is burying the lede. Every time you said “people”, it would be more accurate if you said “white people”, but you don’t even understand why you don’t do that.