apis

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[–] apis@beehaw.org 2 points 1 month ago (1 children)

He wouldn't get life even if he were a poor randomer and convicted of his crimes. Maybe 2 years suspended.

[–] apis@beehaw.org 2 points 2 months ago (1 children)

Dan Cong oolongs (try KingTeaMall), raw Pu'er (try Farmerleaf), Liu Bao (good in cold weather).

Ditch the ball strainer, and just brew in a mug when you don't want a whole pot, and either strain with your lips or decant to a different mug holding the leaves back with a strainer.

[–] apis@beehaw.org 1 points 2 months ago

Depends on the species, and with some species a combination of both factors.

[–] apis@beehaw.org 6 points 3 months ago

Only if words no longer have meaning, or one is speaking without a wit in one's head, or one is speaking with intent to deceive.

There are many good reasons why a nation might seek ownership of a strategic resource. There are also many bad reasons, and there are corrupt reasons. None of which relate greatly to the efficacy of any given purchase, and all of which are wholly separate as to the economic system at play.

[–] apis@beehaw.org 2 points 3 months ago

Big jump in the use of poorly written mod bots, annnd the roll out of an AI profiler which gives mods a summary of the personalities & interests & Reddit behaviour of any user participating in their subreddit.

[–] apis@beehaw.org 4 points 3 months ago

Reminded me that I want to do this, so may try running some up this weekend.

Would be a cool project for a beginner too, once they've cracked rectangles of basic fabric. Very little of the crochet I did at the start was stuff I or those around me would have use for, so I'd unravel to avoid wasting yarn. Everybody finds learning easier if they quickly arrive at items they want to keep or gift.

[–] apis@beehaw.org 2 points 4 months ago

Most will get back in line in the end, meantime it gives some permission from their own egos to get out.

Have to assume that part of his inability to put this back in the box is because Musk is pouring money into keeping it in front of MAGA's eyes.

A removal of Trump in favour of some other hyper-authoritarian hazard is not good, but one hopes the replacement fails to capture the ardour of enough of Trump's base.

[–] apis@beehaw.org 6 points 5 months ago

Just came across her case now, when trying to find the article by the guy I mentioned (unable to, and had major difficulty a while ago, so suspect it has been scrubbed).

They like to suppress the existence of these laws too, and to shift them around - easing, tightening, easing, tightening, and changing, so neither activists nor whistleblowers nor journalists nor randomers who stumble across horrors can know how to keep themselves safe, or to have any ability to weigh up the level of risk they are taking on with any action, and so it is considerably harder to challenge the law let alone any conviction.

That journalist wasn't an activist at all at the time or connected to activist circles. He'd been investigating reports about a worsening legislative climate, and had taken care to keep well within the confines of the (publicly known) law.

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https://www.watson1889.com/9-ardenvohr-street-woodstock-road-belfast/1015664

Pilfering shamelessly, having stumbled across this and the additional images elsewhere.

No images of the interior, however some clever folk used google streetview to look at the place in 2008, 2012, 2014, 2019, and at some point between then and now.

Note the changes in the shape of the main hedge, including the addition of a curve.

[–] apis@beehaw.org 9 points 5 months ago (2 children)

Remember that journalist who ended up in FlorenceADX in the 2000s without having had access to a lawyer, simply for reporting on the AgGag legislation and being found on a public road taking photographs of an empty feedlot?

He managed to get released, but he was straight up blackholed for a while, potentially indefinitely.

[–] apis@beehaw.org 3 points 6 months ago

It is very possible, however housing near the better state schools is typically very expensive, so for many families it is considerably cheaper to shell out for private school instead.

Additionally, the high achieving state schools have selective entry, so even if you buy the expensive house within the catchment area, your child isn't necessarily getting in even if they're bright and studious.

[–] apis@beehaw.org 1 points 6 months ago

What are the squirrel & beavers in this context?

[–] apis@beehaw.org 1 points 6 months ago

Peculiar blend of uber-bland and brothel.

 

When I go to the login page, my username and password are autofilled, but clicking the login button produces no response.

If I delete the contents of both autofill boxes and then give permission to my device's request to fill the username and password, the login button works as it should.

Tried clearing cache and cookies with no Beehaw or Lemmy pages open. Removing login details from saved passwords and entering them manually works, but only as a onetime thing. Saw a suggestion that a shorter password might work but bit wary of this without further guidance.

It wouldn't be super noticeable, but am getting logged out several times a session when browsing via phone.

~~EDIT: May have just created a duplicate of this question, as this post wasn't showing up from my profile or from the community. The second one isn't showing, but could appear soon! Apologies for that.~~

FURTHER EDIT: discovered that when I get logged out, if I open a new tab to Beehaw, I'll be logged in on that tab without. This is so easy that it doesn't count as awkward, and my settings make it very obvious visually whether am logged in or not.

 

Keep encountering a minor bug on Firefox, but unsure where to report it.

Cheers.

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