

I’m getting a lot of these! But, to me, they recommend musics from 1950s and earlier decades.


I’m getting a lot of these! But, to me, they recommend musics from 1950s and earlier decades.


My mom has a strong allergic reaction to mold. Her nostrils blocks (similar to a strong flu) when she touches some moldy object or enter in a moldy room.


I see the same thing happening on X/Twitter/Xwitter…
Thank you! I’m gonna do it.
Does it work on a frying pan (without oil, of course)? Asking for a friend.
“I have a female friend.” (As in “I have a friend that’s a woman.”) “I’ve talked with a female today.” (As in “I’ve talked with a woman today.”)
The first one is fine, because isn’t using the word as an adjective. The second one is derogatory, because it is being used as a substantive.
I accidentally clicked in a ad in the past week. Does it count?


OpenRadio is a good one if you like radio and music in general. It has radio stations from everywhere and from almost every music style.


Here in Brazil, June is the cold month, and December, the hot month. So Christmas here is naturally warm/hot.


I tried to find if Lemmy has a Is it Bullshit equivalent, but didn’t found it!


I posted my comment based on what I read few years ago, 2015 iirc. But its a nice thing thing to know that I (and the person who gave the info) was wrong.
Edit to add a source, it was in 2013: https://www.moroccoworldnews.com/2013/06/94509/france-same-sex-marriage-pushes-cheb-khaled-to-move-to-morocco


Cheb Khaled, one of my favorite singers since I was a kid, fleed from France to Morocco after France legalized LGBTQ marriage.


My mom is reading it! She said that it is confusing and messy, but wants to finish it anyway.


The Imperial Galactic Government.
I downloaded Jerboa during the Reddit exodus, was the first Lemmy app I downloaded and I still use it. Never had any kind of problem!


I miss the 2000s/2010s Google. Now I need to endlessly scroll down the page in an attempt to find something barely useful.
We say the same thing in Brazil, but in portuguese: “A direita oprime, a esquerda liberta.”