Is this the pastor that gave him the bible quote from Pulp Fiction?

I don’t know what you would consider Cornelius’s Fantasma, I think in some regard it can be considered pop. Do yourself a favour and check that album, and do it from start to finish in one go.

You don’t listen to “Thick as a brick” on shuffle?

OK, thanks for the explanation. So basically “nonce = used once”

Excuse me if this a stupid question (I’m not a native English speaker), but isn’t that what “once” means?

They aren’t having kids because this weather is not normal: climate change is bringing extreme weather that is already causing big problems and will only become worse in the future.

Don’t be an idiot and pretend you didn’t know that’s what they meant.

Thanks for the clarification

Could you please explain what Kopub is? I cannot find information online: is it a jailbreak method? an app that can be installed after jailbreak? Do you have a link?

I’m on the same boat as you (except on a pretty old Kindle Touch), and I still don’t know if it’s worth for me. It seems like people will lose the ability to connect to Amazon’s servers and will lose the books they bought from them.

But for us who don’t get our books from Amazon and just transfer them using Calibre: are there any big advantages?

Google

No, Mullvad is not deprecated at all (are you maybe thinking of Mull?) Vivaldi is Chromium based, that’s a no-go: don’t support Google’s hegemony by any means

I didn’t write a comment on Fortune’s website, I wrote a comment to a post in Lemmy. https://lemmy.world/c/technology is a community in Lemmy.World, an instance for the entire world to use.

I take that as a compliment, thanks.

guarding some of the country’s biggest data centers

The country, ah yes the only place that exists on the internet, the almighty one powerful country to rule them all. THE. COUNTRY.

Naranja is an adjective which was used correctly in the original sentence, and that’s what we are discussing. Anaranjado exists too, but that’s not the word we’re discussing here.

Also, at least in some countries, the adjective naranja is much more common than anaranjado, so your suggestion would be the odd choice.

That’s a funny case: some adjectives do, and even some colours used as adjectives (roja/rojo, amarilla/amarillo), so your thinking makes sense, but naranja never changes its ending: it’s the same for masculine as for feminine.

Note: the word naranjo exists, but it’s never an adjective, it is a noun which means orange tree.

Where?

Fair enough, but in that case please don’t ask them to install spyware on their personal computer. A video call for a face to face interview is OK, but what this post described is understandably infuriating.

Then the solution is to do an on site Interview, not to ask a candidate which they’ll later reject to install spyware on their personal computer.

*Alemania, no accent