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  • You asked a legitimate question, and I provided three sources describing the phenomenon.

    Just because you haven't experienced it personally (or met people who have) doesn't mean it's not real, either.

    Plenty of people haven't met a gay or trans person in their life, but that doesn't mean that they don't exist or that issues they face should be dismissed out of hand.

    Dismissing the question doesn't add to the conversation. If you don't want to engage with the question, that's fine. Don't comment. Just downvote and move on.

  • Blue Bubbles vs Green Bubbles: Explained!

    The "Blue" vs. "Green" Bubble War is Insane.

    https://archive.ph/u2GXB

    Grace Fang, 20-years-old, said she too saw such social dynamics among her peers at Wellesley College in Massachusetts. “I’ve had people with Androids apologize that they have Androids and don’t have iMessage,” she said. “I don’t know if it’s Apple propaganda or just like a tribal in-group versus out-group thing going on, but people don’t seem to like green text bubbles that much and seem to have this visceral negative reaction to it.” Ms. Fang added that she finds the hubbub silly and that she prefers to avoid texting all together.

    ‘I’ve had people with Androids apologize that they have Androids and don’t have iMessage,” said Grace Fang.

    Jocelyn Maher, a 24-year-old master’s student in upstate New York, said her friends and younger sister have mocked her for exchanging texts with potential paramours using Android phones. “I was like, Oh my gosh, his texts are green,’ and my sister literally went, Ew that’s gross,’” Ms. Maher said.

    She noted that she once successfully persuaded a boyfriend to switch to an iPhone after some gentle badgering. Their relationship didn’t last.

    Such interactions have made fertile ground for memes on social media. During the pandemic, Jeremy Cangiano, who just finished up his MBA at the University of Massachusetts Lowell, dealt with his boredom on TikTok, quickly noticing that blue-bubble-green-bubble memes were popular among young people. He tried to cash in on it last year by selling his own merchandise that touted, “Never Date a Green Texter.”

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  • I suddenly want to see a slav who tries to squat but fails. Like, do you get your citizenship revoked?

  • If pliers didn't do the job, I would cut them at the base and sand them down to be smooth and flush with the wood.

  • I actually like that the right word is as basic as poser.

    They'd like to have a special name, but they're literally just a bog-standard poser.

  • My guess is it's the tone/wording that implies that OP doesn't think it's great.

    I agree that it's a legit question, though.

  • Pass the joint and ~lemme~ lemmy have a look at it.

  • So we're either Team comfort+able or Team comfor+table?

  • The BBD year is 2026 and you've already opened the can. Man, if we were roommates and you'd called me downstairs for this...

  • It works okay for audiobooks, but if you want it to save your place and track chapters, audiobookshelf is better.

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  • Is the original post an AI "original" or an AI summary of an existing article?

  • Can confirm. Snorted sugar exactly once.

  • Show Nynaeve or book Nynaeve?

  • Waiting for the "our database got deleted, but I still love AI" post any day now.

  • Not every Friday:

    Bandcamp Fridays will continue in 2025 on the following dates:

    • September 5th
    • October 3rd
    • December 5th
  • It's one of those things I don't notice until I make a trip back to Reddit to pick up something I left (moving out takes time).

    At least once per visit I end up clicking an ad by accident, because they're everywhere.

  • I thought it was yee-row.