In genuinely think that more countries should allow refugee status and (economical) protection to people from poverty stricken countries like the US.
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This is correct, though the initial drain might still be too much if there was literally a big exodus all at once. Maybe if the refugees from the US distributed fairly evenly across the various countries it could work?
Kacarott@aussie.zoneto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Why do you personally believe in your religion?
5·4 days agoIt is insulting because it downplays the theory to the point of “to believe this would be absurd and stupid” which obviously has implications for its believers.
Imagine an atheist stated: “I am an atheist because intelligent design boils down to: if you leave your room empty for 6000 years, a magic fairy will appear and create the Taj Mahal”. Can you see how this is not only just an outright false statement, but also making a mockery of those who believe?
I think the point was that even with your “help”, the American date system is still unintuitive to most people using other systems
Kacarott@aussie.zoneto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Have you ever met a truly evil person? What happened?
131·9 days agoIf they are pathologically irresponsible, then I’m struggling to see how it is “evil” to get backup in the form of the law in enforcing that they act responsibly?
Fire is essentially a name for a chemical reaction. So it’s probably more accurate to say “thing is undergoing fire”
Kacarott@aussie.zoneto
Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•The C programming language is like debating a philosopher and Python is like debating someone who ate an edible
26·1 month agoI genuinely do not understand the problem with white spaces that people seem to have. Literally any well formatted code will use whitespace for indentation.
I imagine that if python syntax was the norm and then a C-style syntax language appeared, the same group of people would be complaining “curly brackets? Who thought that was a good idea?”
Python has the Fraction type, and there are many more
Kacarott@aussie.zoneto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What is your most "Fuck you, this is actually awesome?" take?
5·3 months agoI have a lot of respect for the Devs, as shining example of “how to recover from a mistake and make it up to your players”
Many other dev teams would have probably taken their payday and disappeared into the wind after that launch.
Nah, curl your tongue into a tube and stick it in the drink to use as a straw
Kacarott@aussie.zoneto
Technology@lemmy.world•‘If I switch it off, my girlfriend might think I’m cheating’: inside the rise of couples location sharingEnglish
11·4 months agoDon’t be silly, you’ll obviously have your hands full defending your spleen from chipmunks, no time to dial 911
Either watch the movie OR read the book. Never both. Both just leads to disappointment at the cost of your time.
We better destroy it just to be safe
Kacarott@aussie.zoneto
Technology@beehaw.org•Google loses $314 million lawsuit over data transfers when Android phones are idle
6·5 months agoIf it could be repeated 49 times, that might start to add up a little
Kacarott@aussie.zoneto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What game changing item*s can you buy for $100 or less?
2·6 months agoI’ve had one of these for probably 15 years now. Excellent tool.
That is just the tip of the iceberg:
This is exactly why it should throw an error, to make it incredibly obvious something isn’t working correctly so it can be fixed. Otherwise you have wrong logic leading to hard to notice and hard to debug problems in your code
The semi-logical reason that I leave so many tabs open, is that I do need/want the tab now, or in the near future, and keeping it in a tab is sort of like a sticky note to remind myself to do it. It rarely works though and just contributes to a growing sense of anxiety as I’m constantly stared down by a huge row of “to-dos”







It doesn’t say you can teleport away though, so wherever you work is gonna have to be somewhat close by anyway