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Idk where this is from but it has spawned imitators. This one is apparently smaller and from the mid-18^th century near Dresden.

https://onlineonly.christies.com/s/meissen-figures-snuff-boxes-collection-franz-e-burda/meissen-porcelain-figure-peasant-woman-hen-69/231168

LL.M.?

Depends on where and when it’s from, it’s rare where I live. Also, makes no difference in terms of alphabetical sorting.

3.0 is what they were originally called. I’m not always against retconning but this time it makes no sense. The Type-A plug is identical for all of them anyway.

The left two ones are obviously 9-pin, so 3.0. The right one is a different model (for one, the metal is wrapped into a U, not C) but still could be a 3.0 one if the 5 extra pins are shorter than on the other connectors.

I mean, lemmy.world has to follow German law and reminder: saying “Palestinian people suffer” not followed by “…because of Hamas” is legally problematic there. Still, it’s easy to misjudge one’s relative freedom of speech: I am (un)lucky to live in a country with a higher rating than the US and it doesn’t stop populists from whining when people’s rights groups challenge their false and/or racist posters.

I think this is a higher percentage than Windows 11 if you include 16-bit ones from the 90s and early 2000s. (What was wrong with NTVDM64, anyway?)

It’s to differentiate 2.0 from 3.0 /s

When my dad remembered his herbarium homework the day of, Grandma ran in the garden and collected a variety of plants in a few minutes. Using the oven and iron, she produced the best dried plants in his class.

They’ll save your good one from 10 or so uses, and if there’s just 4 screws you can keep one and use when the next item has 16.

Or cut the cammed-out part for a shorter one with 10 more uses!

I was expecting more fur given your profile banner but OK

What’s the point?

I’m getting used to Compose and AltGr. Unexpected Keyboard for Android helps learn compose codes by visualizing them but it’s still a bit of resistance. And yes, Compose can also be used to input Unicode hex codes.

Either way, I created a custom layout for AltGr and Shift+AltGr layers that is more convenient for me than remembering Compose and Unicode codes.

Add Windows-like Alt codes to the list. They’re not perfect (they use a DOS codepage and A-F in the Unicode extension clash with shortcuts in other programs like Firefox, although not passing them through via xkb would solve this) but people use them a lot, especially in my country. At? Alt+64. Backtick? Alt+96. Caret? Alt+94. Hash? Alt+38. Musical note? Alt+13. Yes, we can type most of these on the Czech layout with AltGr but people don’t know this and/or prefer things that work on the commonly default English layout too.

Only one (#16) brick phone (numerical keypad, internal antenna, no moving parts)? Meanwhile, #7 and #9 might as well be variations of the same model.

Cannot be expanded, it’s private. Proprietary blob.

Mine too. I meant to write “my first interpretation” but wanted to use shorter and more varied vocabulary.

Apparently, “suicide” is also a disproportionally common search term on Bing as opposed to other search engines. What does that say about Microsoft?

The headline has two interpretations and I don’t like it.

• Every week, there is 1M+ users that bring up suicide
  • likely correct
• There is 1M+ long-term users that bring up suicide at least once every week
  • my first thought

I watch 576i DVDs on a 24" 1366x768 TV and I don’t mind because I sit reasonably far.