Why do you need to rev it early in the morning for 5 minutes waking up the neighborhood?

The only “way” to really avoid it is renouncing the American passport (if they are a naturalized citizen of the country they have moved to first). Like this: the individual has moved abroad to another country under an US passport at first, but they still owe taxes to the US government despite them not physically being there even though they’re earning a foreign paycheck (until they surrender their passport for another not considering dual citizenship).

Why don’t digital nomads consider naturalization rather than living under a Golden Visa? I know that Portugal or Spain for instance is popular towards digital nomads, but should they renounce their American passport into becoming a Spanish or Portuguese citizen? Also, why don’t Western expats living in Dubai consider Emirati citizenship (they do not recognize dual citizenship, though) if they consider the UAE their new home?

I wanted to know about your experience as many digital nomads are in this group. As a reseller who is currently working with AIRALO & SAILY, I had a query about what a buyer of esim actually looks for when it searches online for best esim.

Also what are your reviews on AIRALO & Saily. I do 50% off, so people get their esims half of their prices listed online. curious to know about their image.

I guess my question is specific to the british royal family.

I saw a post online that said "God save the King" and had a photo of the king. The idea of a monarch or reverence for any other type of leader simply because they are the leader is outside of my experience.

I'm not here to disagree or argue, please don't feel like you need to justify or convince me. I can accept that people value different things.

I would like to understand the appeal the monarchy or even specifically King Charles has for people who respect and support the monarchy.

Just curious to find out what other people think about my ... "collection".

cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/61532142

Friends and coworkers keep sending me tiktoks.

ok so i've heard at least 2 different definitions of progress.

• one strictly defines progress as technological progress. the reasoning is that "progress" comes from latin "pro-gress" (marching forward) which refers to any labor process feeling very similar to a long march. exhausting.
• another nice angle i've heard was that "progress" is a play-on-words with progesterone which is a substance produced by biological women to advance various internal processes, as such it is understood as "what women do" or as women's movement. it's silly but i've heard it and now so have you.

especially, do you think that "progress" properly describes your goals? do you say that progress is what we need as a society? if no, how else would you describe your goals?

Maybe a human front half (including the legs) and horse rear half? It would seriously suck to run with 2 human legs and 2 horse legs.

More and more mainstream analysts are identifying the coming AI crash, which is a good indication that it will happen soon.

So, what happens to all the data centers? They are already built but probably very expensive to maintain. Will many of them just be abandoned? Bought up by cloud computing companies? Scammers? Crypto miners? Can they be parted out and sold off piecemeal?

Will they be put to some productive use, or just become massive e-waste sites left to the locals to deal with?

you would actually need to contribute to receive, and you couldnt just move money around contributing nothing

Seinfeld- Jerry and Elaine are exes and breify get back together at the end of season one

Friends- lots of romantic entaglements but mainly Chandler/Monica, Ross/Rachel, and Joey/Rachel

How I Met Your Mother - two of the main characters are a steady couple, the other three are a love triangle

Big Bang Theory- by the end, it's three couples and one single guy

Any shows like these where the main characters never date each other or hook up with each other?

A comment on this earlier AskLemmy post inspired me to ask this question. I think there's lots of delicious British food/it really depends on how you cook it, as with any cuisine.

Anime with subtitles are that when the audio has not been altered meaning the spoken language remains in Japanese while dubbed anime overhauls the dialog, but lip sync can suck if that detail is overlooked since the source material for the lip sync animations regarding mouth movements as they are originally in Japanese. The thing is, when a character's name begins or ends with ryu / ryo , they often struggle to correctly pronounce that in the English dub.

Before there were good ways to record and play back bass sounds, did anybody bother to train their voice to sing low bass? I imagine the uses for the skill would be rather limited before good microphones, recording equipment and widely available hi-fi stereos to play back bass sounds.

Basically the title. I've looked around, but, well, discovery around here remains challenging even after two years.

If you were never at the told place, r/askculinary had relatively high standards for both posts and replies. It was almost as well moderated as r/askhistorians.

What that means practically is that the sub took the culinary arts seriously and expected serious answers to specific questions. Thanks!

Hubs sent me this YouTube video and tells me that things like Brazilian pizza also exist. So anyone more traveled than me, have you ever had anything particularly interesting?

Edit: It's also interesting to me how English adjective order affects this. The video is, for instance, describing Indian Chinese food, not Chinese Indian food. I'm sure other languages have something similar.

also, should it be chunky and easy to click?

personally, i don't like gnome and kde's design of scrollbars.

We have access to incredible forms of technology, including near instant access to computers across the planet from devices that fit in our pockets. We seem to have organized much of the internet in a way that doesn’t benefit us and often is straight up antithetical to our wants and needs.

How would you change the ways we use software, hardware, sensors, robotics, and all the other amazing tech that’s available today to make the world a better place instead of a place where people scream at each other and get spoon fed ads and information they never asked for?

What does your tech utopia look like?

I want go studying to Norwegian university, but afraid what they think about Russian people. I'm not interested in politics, only want know what I must expect. Help me please 🙏

I woke up this afternoon feeling so strange. It’s not my room, it's not my bed, and nothing feels familiar. My family isn't here, and suddenly there’s a man, my husband, sharing my personal space for the first time. I don’t even know how to explain it, but I feel like an impostor just walking around and doing things in this place.

I adore Lemmy, but one frustration that I keep running into is the quantity of shit expelled by Reddit mirror/repost bots.

No one comments on them, they’re always at a low score, and yet it seems like they account for half the “all” feed.

What does everyone do about this? Just block the shitty communities that these bots infest and move on? Block the bots themselves? Block the instances that host them? Is there any solution that would limit their damage to the default user experience?

Specific culprits, for context:

• !osrs_redditrssfeed@lemmy.durstig.online
• !ask_reddit@lemmy.durstig.online
• !ai_reddit@lemmy.durstig.online
• !swiss_stuff@lemmy.durstig.online

Now that I post this, I think I spot the common problem amongst these…