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something like “massive attack set to release new album” would be fine IMO. “Massive attack in Bristol:” is downright irresponsible.

“School” starts at 3 in France. But it’s more like a kindergarten for 3 years, then you enter primary school at 6 where you learn reading and writing.

Thanks for checking us out :) We had an audit done by quarkslab a few years back, and another one coming up this year since we’re currently implementing verified relations (signed SDPs). I’ll edit my comment with a link when I get back to work next week.

Ada Rook fucking rocks. Also I’m currently obsessed with Lauren Blousfield, though I’d call her music more “terrifying” than “silly”.

If you want a simpler solution than Matrix and don’t mind using a non-opensource app you could try twinme. You only need a username and a picture to create an account (could be anything, “Jane Doe” and a white square if you want). It has a couple unique features like multiple identities and click-to-call links, which you can share with people who don’t have the app so they can call you using only a web browser (e.g. on craigslist, lost pet flyers, …).

I work on this app as a full-stack dev, and for what it’s worth we only upload/store data that is strictly required for the app to work. We’re lobbying to open source it because we have nothing to hide and we know how important it is for the privacy/security minded folks, but it will take some convincing before management agrees to it…

Yeah, “western RPGs” from a couple decades ago were mostly made in the US. Then Bethesda bought interplay and it all went to shit.

And thanks for reminding me of Child of Light, I’ve had it in my library for ages, installing it to my steam deck right now :)

It definitely is, look at the fingers.

Google Lens seems to do better, and the bottom line makes the whole thing even more dumb.

My favorite brand is Gildan, because they seem to have a monopoly on (metal) band shirts.

My second favorite is Volcom, because they work with local artists to make beautiful designs for their apparel.

Their own solution is actually better than a VPN for this use case. It’s an encrypted proxy which anyone can download and run, so it’s much harder to block.