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Sent you a message with a photo of the recipe. I hope it worked.
I appreciate that you don't tell kids that they have to participate, but honestly, even telling the others to be "respectfully quiet" seems a bit odd to me.
A democratic state is something you pledge allegiance to by actively participating, by making use of your democratic rights and by putting energy into building and shaping the system we all live in. That's what democracy is meant to be, a system of all people working together and valuing the needs and opinions of others, working out the best solutions for everyone through discourse. It's not a religion or a god that you pray to in silence, that's a bit absurd, isn't it?
Sounds great! If you ask me, the gradual approach is perfectly valid, I'm in the same boat. It's not as black and white as some people paint it to be.
I highly recommend her one pot lentil mushroom lasagne. If you want, I can dm you the recipe :)
Stumbled on this comment again and now I'm curious: did you check it out and did you like it?
Honestly, I want both. I live in Germany and my city has pretty decent public transit. But there are still way too many cars in the city, most streets have parking spaces on both sides, leaving only a small sidewalk. I want people to not be dependent on owning cars anymore. I want personal cars in the city to be replaced by self-driving cabs that you can just order when you need them. Imagine how cool that would be. There would be centralized (underground??) self-driving car storages and if you need a car, you just order one via an app and they just come to wherever you are autonomously and drive you wherever you want to go. You could basically get rid of all public parking spaces, it would be awesome.
Genau deswegen sollte es ja neutral und nicht pauschal männlich sein.
Nö, hast du nicht. Und da du auch offenbar kein Interesse an Austausch hast, sondern hier nur mal schwurbelig auf den Tisch kacken wolltest, füttere ich dich Troll auch nicht weiter. Tschöö!
Junge, Junge, Junge. Du bist ganz großer Künstler, oder? Meinste nicht, dass Sprache auch im Wandel ist? Die Formung der Sprache war lange ein Mittel der Autoritäten schlicht weil sie die einzigen waren, die eine Kontrolle darüber hatten. Zwar gab es immer eine natürliche Evolution der Sprache, aber die gezielte Umformung war denjenigen vorbehalten, die die Möglichkeit hatten, die Sprache zu kontrollieren, die das Volk erreicht. Mit dem Internet und Social Media hat das Volk nun erstmals überhaupt die Möglichkeit, selbstbestimmt Modifikationen der Sprache vorzunehmen. Und im Gegensatz zu Propagandasprech geht es hier darum, Gerechtigkeit in der Sprache abzubilden. Wer daran Falsches findet, kann es einfach lassen, es wird ja absolut niemand gezwungen. Klar kann man argumentieren, dass diese Strömung immer noch von einer gebildeten Elite ausgeht, aber das ist doch immer noch deutlich näher an einem demokratischen Prozess als jeder schiefe Vergleich mit "autoritären, uniformistischen und faschistoiden" Vorgängen.
Du kannst deine Kunst nach wie vor betreiben wie es dir beliebt. Du kannst sogar gänzlich neue Worte erfinden, es gibt keine Regeln. Zu behaupten, das Gendern schränke die Kunst ein, ist derart absurd, dass ich eigentlich nicht mal weiß, warum ich darauf überhaupt eingehe.
No idea why you're getting downvoted. People here don't seem to understand even the simplest concepts of consciousness.
What is "actual intelligence" then?
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Hi,
First of all: thank you for this really nice app. I had been looking for a good open source alternative to Sync for quite a while now and I think this might be it! Love how customizable it is.
One thing I'm currently missing is being able to see the type of post in the "compact" feed view. A picture post and a link to an article that has a preview image, for example, cannot be distinguished.
Sync has this really nice layout where there's a thumbnail on the left and then on the right it shows the content type. You can tap that button on the right to open the content (either show image in viewer mode or open link in browser).
Would make this app basically perfect for me if this could be implemented.
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Very interesting thoughts, thank you. I would guess that the percentage of people owning their car would decline rather than increase, especially in the cities, but I had never considered the factor that the travel time itself will be less inconvenient and people might be okay with longer commute times. I guess it's possible that overall, these two factors more or less cancel out, and then the number of cars would stay the same but they would move more to the suburbs and rural areas, and out of the cities. That still doesn't sound so bad.
Any way, I don't think self-driving cars should replace public transport, but complement it. Politics and society need to steer development in that direction. While I personally look forward to self-driving cars, currently my energy goes into fighting for better bike infrastructure und better and cheaper public transport. If we're lucky, we'll find a way for all these modes of transportation to form an intertwined and accessible network that is efficient and sustainable. We should keep trying to make it happen.