Dag - a Norwegian show about a couples councilor that believes people should be alone.

US AI industry being over 30 % of global index funds will cause massive global, economic downfall way more severe than the .com bubble. But as with all tech bubbles from the train to the .com bubbles, while the backlash is severe, it is also relatively short, with a huge learning curve as to what parts of the technology will actually be a beneficial long term greater good (not generative AI), and the infrastructure being there after the huge downfall for the new giants to build upon. So yeah, terrible for those of us alive and grown up, hopefully good for those coming after us. As long as we all sever our ties to the US completely at the same time, of course, that is as big of a drag.

I never wish for that, but seeing a positive number wouldn’t hurt these days.

In normal grades, 10 degrees in the autumn means winter is almost upon us, but 10 degrees at spring is t-shirt weather. And 20 degrees through the night means it’s impossible to sleep because you’re drowning in sweat. Probably very Norwegian issues, though.

Lemmy: The Year of Linux

Ayaneo: Ryzen powered Windows

The rest of us need to follow their example

I am fully aware that at least two of the planet’s almost 200 countries write dates that way, but for most people, this is a solution to a nonexistent problem.

To sort a folder on a computer I agree, but to socialise, both me and my friends plan happenings down to the days they are happening, not months or years, so there the opposite is true.

For some reason my webcam is squished to a 16:9 format on Teams through Vivaldi for work. Other than that, both work and private use and gaming has been fairly flawless. Oh, except for Star Citizen that was a hassle to set up, but once the community guides were found, it was easily figured out.

I know that, but that doesn’t stop the USians using them as being the same.

Exactly, and socialism and communism are two words meaning the same.

That’s an extreme USian way of viewing it. Not saying you’re wrong, 'cause I’ve observed the same. But @FauxLiving@lemmy.world worded reality really well in a comment just above.

Thank you. This is the way. Differentiations hard to see from the outside, apparently.

The US is capitalistic. Most of Europe is some variation of social democratic, with us up in the Nordics more socialist than further down on the continent.

Yes, capitalistic values increasingly and intrusively are corroding functioning societies towards a more US style dysfunction, but we are still far from as lost a case, so there is still hope.

And lobbyism has been regularly discussed in the last decade and will hopefully at least get stronger regulation sooner rather than later for several of us, so there is hope for that part at least.

I spent the first 168 hours on Lemmy understanding it, finding communities I liked and getting the vibe of the place And within those hours I learned that accounts younger than mine with shower thoughts weeks of showers long, are most often not a building block of a community, but are rather intent on irritating, disrupting or just being way out there. Often actively being an unwelcomed part of it all.

Everything is always better when people act like people towards people. And you would never need to create extra accounts to communicate with people if you acted like a decent person towards others.

So more often than not, if you are new and you already know everything, you are a walking red flag that will have to prove you are not. Because if something is too good to be true, it most likely is.

Like… Denmark? Where it’s legal?

Of course, our socialist ruling party in Norway recently had several former ministers join various lobbies lately, so there’s that too. Not illegal, though.

Never really enjoyed 101 or Aristocats, but I still remember I got Robin Hood a Christmas morning with great fondness. My brother got Bambie.

Realised decades later that was a great way for our parents to get us out of the way for a few hours, haha.

Both of the same as you, as well as Allan-a-Dale, as he is voiced by a famous Norwegian fun folk singer in our dub of it, and that was the nicest part to see again once Disney Plus came.

Robin Hood