

Just curious, how would this happen in practice? As I understand lemmy instances are defederated across the globe. Who would they send their demands to? Also there is already some nsfw content in lemmy, are those expected to respond now in some way?
Just curious, how would this happen in practice? As I understand lemmy instances are defederated across the globe. Who would they send their demands to? Also there is already some nsfw content in lemmy, are those expected to respond now in some way?
If there was an investigation there would be something of a kin.
I see, that makes sense. Thanks for the clarification!
I understood you claimed that the first known use of ”literally” would have been used as ”figuratively”, but in the link it says it was used in a literal sense. But I’m tired so I might have gotten something wrong.
First Known Use 15th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1
You’re own source states the opposite
I don’t see how that is related to Yeltshin but ok
Oddly, there is exactly as much evidence to support the existence of that.
Neither of those sources mention NATO
From a European point of view, we’ve had a lot sketchier jurisdictions join and I’m sure Canada could do it as well
How does a low-level loser have access to top secrets?
This doesn’t change much if you use Google’s browser
Right no worries. I like to have my eggs in multiple baskets but don’t do many transsctions, so it doesn’t really matter where I hold them.
Any recommendations where to move? I’m in the EU
We’re not making any extra bucks though, just more people unemployed Link
Just earlier this week I created some Sharepoint folders for my father-in-laws business. I created the groups in Outlook and used the ”See files in Sharepoint”-button to access them. Next it required to ask for permission for him to the folder. I granted them using his own account. It was funny because the request was literally John Doe asked John Doe for permission, and the emails were identical too. So I granted him his own access with his own account.
The funniest thing though was that the process was different all of the four times, like different links opening to completely different tools. Now I’m not a Microsoft MVP and probably did it the wrong way, but at least I had fun doing it.
I thought it was Aesir headquarters