

As “management” goes, my fav is Kittens Game
I have too many toothbrushes
As “management” goes, my fav is Kittens Game
Made it to level 23 before my phone’s browser crashed. What a glorious mess!
There’s a French speaking /r/ over there that bans an @jlai.lu user and remove their post when they link to Lemmy.
HAHAHAHA what the eff? Where does that come from? (I know it’s semi-old because of the vertical toolbar)
Gnome is the best UI there is IMO. Anything else is cluttered, or privacy-invasive, or both.
I am a sucker for indirect, coloured washes aiming at the ceiling
You didn’t specify a context, did you?
I mean, this is “ambient lighting” amrite?
As available in France, tho only for €60 less.
And you pay €30 for fedora (?)
Woah! Never seen this in France, ever. You can even get it os-free!
The difference in pricing is concerning tho.
Went to wake up my daughter like every morning, bed is empty, covers thrown to the side. Check around the house, nothing.
Everybody else is asleep, house is silent. Check the back, the swings, the rear deck, nothing.
Check bedroom again.
She was rolled up tight in her blanket, against the wall, from head to toe, making it look like the bed was empty.
Weak Knees Moment
Daniel Willem Dafoe
What’s that app? I see data is from Météo France, but I don’t remember their app being so detailed
What monster reads NASA measurements in imperial???
I was expecting better from that place
And why is my other place, on another continent exactly as bland?
Thrunite TT20
Gerber “bridge” “Suspension”
…and a Mondaniel key.
Ouch. I paid €90 for them.
Sony wh-ch720n
Features noise cancellation, a delight when in public transportation. Audio conference seems to work good, never had anyone complaining about how I sound. They’re confy enough, charge over USB C. And also, they still can be wired with a standard mini-jack cord.
No one ever asked that question about an opera singer. Or of an actress/actor. Why should it be different?
I paid for mine on r/hungryartists - I think it’s a cool drawing & I am happy with it.
That was a very, very long time ago of course.