“British military says commercial carrier near Qatar caught fire after attack.”

I was questioning the curated part before learning that it was reposts. I was kind of looking forward to the idea that there would be a Lemmy group with post-approval turned on to reject low quality content. Even though I’m a major contributor of low quality content.

This seems to imply when already understands what the group is about because they’ve followed the one it’s a variation of.

There are no posts, pick no cover photo, no user icon. I don’t know if this is for memes or news stories, practical examples in popular media, or philosophical discussion or what. And neither does anyone else.

The headline and the first sentence both indicate that this was an autonomous car that did this instead of a person. It is corrected later on but it’s still bad form in the 21st century where cars can drive them themselves.

There goes my plans for a cruise of the Four Corners area.

As a person that does TNR this is extra vicariously rewarding.

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Is the trade deal with us now?

Why isn’t Lemmy showing off celebs walking through the Criterion Closet?

If you pay. It used to be free from your ISP. And it was one of the busiest places at that time.

Life was easier on Usenet.

Are we talking like a 2005 Ford ranger or a 2024? F350? Because there is no standard size for a pickup truck.

But D isn’t a vitamin. It’s a hormone.

/Nitpick

A real friend or hologram?

I know. But the alternative is education camps.

It’s called genocide.

Well that’s a new thing. Did anyone have Insurance Fraud Sherpa on their bingo card? What genre of music is that band name?

A wooden stool? Ooooh, a wooden stool. That was really weird for a moment.

Witch hunters are “interested” in asking witches to pay for costs of their own witch trials.

And try as I like.
A small crack appears in my diplomacy-dike “By definition”, I begin.
“Alternative Medicine”, I continue.
“Has either not been proved to work, or been proved not to work.
Do you know what they call ‘alternative medicine’ that’s been proved to work?
Medicine.”