The only people I know that use Firefox, myself included, do it because they don't trust Google and the other silicon valley tech giants. Way to shoot yourself in the foot Mozilla, it's like you don't know your userbase at all
Yes, because less nuance, less attention to details and more power to big tech blackboxes is exactly what the world needs in 2025
The cheat code for this is being a native french speaker. Can't pronounce "squirrel" though, si it's not a perfect solution
Honestly I'm so glad I started biking to my high school all those years ago, it conditioned me to view biking as a natural solution for my daily commutes.
To be fair that's basically the case for straight characters too. Hollywood is fine with normal-looking men but all women have to be supermodels to even get a role (with a few exceptions, of course)
So much this.
"- I hate the fact that my landlord gets half the money I make without doing anything to earn it!
-If you think it's so easy why don't you buy yourself a flat and rent it?"
Well because I don't fucking want to become a bloodsucking leech myself, is that so hard to understand?
I'm sure some hearts got really warm in that headquarters, with the fire and all
Google CEO Sundar Pichai
We're we Here fuck We're shit Queer up
Almost sounds like poetry
Edit : now that I think about it, "Queer up" could be a great thing to say to someone who's been closeted for a long time. "Come on man, queer up! You can do it!"
L'état de la presse généraliste me terrifie en ce moment. Ou est le travail journalistique quand on se contente de régurgiter les communiqués officiels sans prendre la peine d'aller vérifier les sources ne serait-ce que 15 petites minutes ?
Je ne jette pas la pierre aux journalistes en tant qu'individus, j'imagine qu'ils doivent avoir beaucoup de pression de la part de leur hiérarchie pour produire du contenu le plus rapidement possible, mais au bout d'un moment il va quand même falloir se poser deux minutes et se demander si leur métier est vraiment d'être le relais de la propagande d'État ou si ils veulent garder une vague prétention a être un cinquième pouvoir.
Mandatory military service ended somewhat recently in France (1997), but it's still enough of a gap that the military isn't ready the massive influx of new, reluctant recruits that bringing it fully back would imply.
The idea has been floating around for a few years now, especially since the start of Ukraine's Invasion by Russia, but it's still very unpopular among both the military and civilian society.
I do think you're in the right though: this is clearly a first step to build back the infrastructure and to test the waters for a full reintroduction, but I don't think anyone is ready to cross that bridge just yet
I'm really getting tired of this narrative that everything the alt-right is doing is the left's fault. "The left" didn't abandon anyone, you just don't bother listening