In what direction are things headed?
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In what direction are things headed? We no longer believe there is an end to this nightmare, and the painful part is that our minds still tell us there's a trap nearby, and we might not get to enjoy a ceasefire.
I can't imagine that I won't be filming any harsh scenes, or that I will live a period in my life reporting news about anything other than bodies, the wounded, the dead, and destruction
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In what direction are things headed? We no longer believe there is an end to this nightmare, and the painful part is that our minds still tell us there's a trap nearby, and we might not get to enjoy a ceasefire.
I can't imagine that I won't be filming any harsh scenes, or that I will live a period in my life reporting news about anything other than bodies, the wounded, the dead, and destruction
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@umbeebmu @matz i biglietti a tariffa variabile sono per l'alta velocità, ovvero quello che nel biglietto globale tedesco sarebbe escluso
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Domanda da fuori dell'Italia:
ma non c'è nessuno che stia proponendo di non partecipare ai Mondiali negli USA?
Vedi che se famo batte da li Spagnoli pure sta vorta.
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@thegiddystitcher mittens with the ability to cover your thumb, but also free it from the cover when you need to use it FTW!
(at least in our warmer weathers with reasonable temperatures around 0°C rather than way below it where such a hole would be dangerous :D)
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@Robertostorti sarà un caso che governa l'estrema destra e i ricchi ne sono contenti
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@matz Germania: dal tempo del COVID, abbiamo un biglietto mensile valido su tutti i mezzi pubblici in tutta la Germania, esclusi treni intercity.
Include i mezzi pubblici di tutte le città.
Da quest'anno costa 62€ al mese. Non è poco, ma poi smetti di preoccuparti di biglietti e tariffe.
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@Claura non fa paura la morte...quello che infastidisce sono i preliminari
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It's interesting how much of a difference the interface (client) for some service can make.
Before discovering @MonaApp I rarely used Mastodon just because I hated its web UI. These days I often use Mastodon a bit more than Bluesky mostly because I like desktop apps a bit more than pinned browser windows (or whatever).
Same with some IM apps - I used FB's Messenger a lot (don't judge me too hard, it's super popular in Bulgaria) until they killed its desktop app recently. But I'm old-school and prefer to do my typing on a real keyboard instead of a touch screen.
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@matz sì.
