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@sid_enceladus Welcome to the Fediverse!

@thunderdragon900 Pretty cool actually. Some not even that exotic at all!

@mur2501 Or it was because of both. 🙃

@swiley I'm surprised you didn't mention F-Droid? Wouldn't that be the alternative to Google Play?

@mur2501 What exactly am I looking at? I mean, why watch the full video? The most interesting bit seems to be in the first 10 seconds when the stuff went crashing down. The rest is just guiding him away and talky?

@robflop Oh oh oh, that's cool! Glad to read that you might hopefully have found the solution that'll work for you!
Keep me informed when you get the Elecom trackball, please? :) I'd love to read firsthand experiences from you there.

Bummer about the Expert not working out for you, but I'm kinda not too surprised since they looked clumsy from what I could see. The ball of the Expert being too heavy I didn't expect, thanks for mentioning that!

I've never delved into gestures before, d'you think I should take a look at that feature as well?

Little trivia: Apparently the balls from the M570 can fit in a few of the Elecom models too. :D Well, then I've got plenty of spare balls lying around. :P

@mur2501 I don't think I can agree with that. Vin still has a hint of sexy over him. Not seeing that in the pic of that not-a-bear-stealing-picnic-baskets guy.

@mur2501 Heh. So, whose cousin of someone high up was this Yogi dude? ;)

@mur2501 Sounds like an ego problem as well, instead of just fessing up with a 'Eh, our bad. We'll make sure not to do this again!'
Now they're a laughing stock. Yay. :P

But then, they'd probably not be corrupt, inefficient, and be kinda poorest state if they could deal with it properly. ;)

*Bangs head onto desk, repeatedly*
Maybe I should ask IT at job to buy Affinity Publisher for everybody instead. That software actually seems to be able to do everything one would've expected Microsoft Publisher to be able to but somehow doesn't.

@mur2501 Lol.. really?!

@hansw Afraid I can't help you there. I've read their privacy page and I'm fairly content with what they have to say. If you are not, I suppose you can always go on a search for a Dark Reader alternative.

@hansw The good news is that it's opensource, so you can always mess with it, I suppose!

@hansw The software or the site?

@rlamacraft Well, we check for the UK and South-African variants here. And I think we check for mutations as well. Maybe it just so happens that the UK and SA areas have a real mutation going on that actually made a difference (easier to spread in this case)?

@OldManSteiner Damn, you made me look. I think he does, though it's very difficult to see in some pictures.

@rlamacraft That is a good question. I think it is mostly that people tend to blame the Chinese for this by calling it the Chinavirus or Chinese coronavirus. Asians or Asian-looking people have been assaulted at the start of the pandemic for this. Not sure if that's still the case, probably is. There's still a squabble about the origin of the virus.

The British variant is a variation of an existing virus, so that would seem to be a subtle difference there.

I still blame the Brits, of course. 😋

@thatbrickster Thanks! Learning something here. Going to read the sites.

I am probably what one would call a 'flexitarian', I've read about that term before. There are days that I don't eat meat (though I cannot guarantee it is vegan), and days where I do eat meat.

A fair amount of my friends are vegetarian. I am not sure if there are vegans among them.

@thatbrickster So, would it also apply to stuff like uh.. lipsticks with that definition? It sounds kind of weird to label something that you can't eat 'vegan', is that term that widely used?

@thatbrickster Aha. Alright, thanks for the clarification. So I probably can expect to see 'vegan' more often now, where I'd have expected 'vegetarian'?