Sorry, I’m a little bit shy when I have to ask the difficult questions. Should I just ask “how is [the bread I buy] made ?”

I buy my bread at the local bakery, I sure hope it’s not processed cause I like that shit

Bread is UPF???

I like to imagine doing that but doing it is just shitty and unnecessary, and probably not fun …

Another badly executed neoliberal neocon shithole predicated on open-source tech and standards yay!

This would be so cool! I’d finally have time to get learning the DS3 speedrun!

C’était déjà le cas quand j’étais au collège, j’ai eu mon bac en 2024 pour référence.

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Aficionados kinda makes me think of having a sense of taste, while /pol/ sound to me like eating shit so I’m not sure 😅

I tried but I got annoyed towards the 3rd part…

“thelemmy.club” is HexBear ?! Even so, still impressive to just copy-paste propaganda from Telegram which requires the extra step of translating it lol

Pro-Russian YouTuber or Telegram influencer?

Well paid or not paid, politically dumb or not, plagiarism sucks; I think you should care who said something because it allows for context, accountability and transparency.

You didn’t think it would have been worth the time to cite it properly and analyze it?

You decided that plagiarism was the better way to go?

It looks like a bot wrote this with the title?

Are Russian bot farms on Lemmy now ?

Vercel could be a great name or maybe ECMAScript-TC39 Junior

Did you do that on Matplotlib ? That’s pretty great and exciting that it allows to work with geographic data. Even if I didn’t understand the map I find it cool that you made it

So why is the title “Countries stance on Russia”, sorry for my lack of understanding

If blue is pro-russia, why is Canada marked as blue for example? The article above clearly demonstrates the opposite stance

What do the colors mean? The legend is not super helpful lol