A foggy quiet morning. It reminds me of how my mom would walk me to kindergarten.

I’ve never heard so much malarkey in my whole life

This statement hardly merits the same level of proof as a scientific publication. The original post is an example of the obnoxious behavior you find on r/atheism.
They feel superior to and smarter than religious people. In this extreme case, the poster expresses feeling superior to people who died in a stampede that took place at a religious event.
Internet atheists who think they are superior to believers / Believers who think they are superior to atheists are two sides of the same coin.

Ich glaube, wir kommen beide aus dem gleichen Land ;)

My driver’s license photo looks like the mugshot of juvenile criminal. They’re printed desaturated in my country too which makes it worse.

Bizarre response. It feels obvious saying this, but ‘they’ is a better grammatical choice in this context, regardless of politics or human rights. It has been changed to ‘it’ in the build instructions since which sounds correct.

To prevent this, remove anon from the wheel group and it will no longer be able to run /bin/su.

Armes Deutschland. Der Vorfall ist aus 2019. 5 Jahre und wahrscheinlich Steuergelder (!!!) im sechsstelligen Bereich in diesen Prozess versunken um etwas Käse, der sowieso vergammelt wäre.

Kein Wunder, dass der Mann seinen Beamtenstatus verloren hat. Seinen gesunden Menschenverstand abschalten und robotisch den sinnfreien Prozeduren folgen ist nicht für jeden.

Wholesome

If you got everything gifted your family that would be an alien idea.

Tbh though I think that times have changed, now it seems there is a massive surplus of workers for every position.

I have no idea. I saw the news article in a newspaper based in Luxembourg first, but it was in French. So I searched for an English version to share and found this one from Malaysia.

This news comes just two days after @TheBananaKing@lemmy.world asked Is it generally safe to walk through a field of cows? on !nostupidquestions@lemmy.world. To cite a response from the thread:

Usually it’s pretty safe except when there are calves on the field. It happens every year that some tourists (especially with dogs) go through a field with calves and their mothers and someone gets injured. - @SRo@lemmy.dbzer0.com

This comment is backed up by a statement from the linked article:

Emergency service personnel cited by Austrian media warned of the danger of dogs getting near cows. “Cows have a very strongly developed maternal instinct and defend their calves,” said an emergency service source cited by news agency APA.

Farmville players: Is this a skyscraper?

What an awful match. 16 yellow cards and 1 red during the match alone, with extra yellows and reds after the match (WTF). A streaker (clothed) ran out before the match was over, which somehow led to a brawl between Czech and Turkish players. The gameplay was kinda boring too. I should have watched Georgia v. Portugal instead, that game was nuts.

I did our boy Jim dirty

Out of all the things I’ve listed, church is the one that grabs your attention?

why do wrinkly clothes matter in the least

• Wedding
• Graduation
• Horse funeral
• Workplace
• Church
• Horse funeral
• School uniform
• Anniversary (of horse funeral)

It looks like an IQ test

I love this. But in a crowded spot, do remember to be very prudent. Pedestrians and turning cars often take halted traffic as an invitation to cross the bike lane without looking.

It’s funny because it’s true

Hello World! - Tamnjong Larry Tabeh - Medium Tamnjong Larry Tabeh 2 minutes

My name is Tamnjong Larry, and I live in a moderately sized town in Cameroon called Bamenda. My primary experience in the tech field has been in backend development using .NET and Java. Despite my focus on backend development, I believe the true magic in software happens when users interact with the interface — clicking buttons, scrolling bars, switching tabs, and more.

Seeing users interact with systems and how intuitive designs make their lives easier, I found a deeper fulfillment.

I have always been interested in open source. My new passion for design and understanding user behavior gave me an added boost to get involved in open source, which is the best place to learn from actual experts building interfaces that millions of people use. I applied to the Outreachy May to August 2024 cohort. I found the GNOME project, “Conduct a series of short user research exercises, using a mix of research methods,” to be the best match for my goal of learning about the UI/UX design process. I love interacting with people, asking questions, and understanding them.

I believe in:

Adventure: I should try out new things. Contribution: I should be able to give back to the world something of value, no matter how small it is. Optimism: Tomorrow is always better than today as long as I don’t give up today.

I am happy to be part of the amazing GNOME community. Over the next few months, I will share my journey here.

I am excited to be working with amazing mentors, Allan Day and Aryan Kaushik.