I mean, forever might be too strong of a word.

This is the US you’re talking about, they consider it nice if their elected officials apply lube before raping them.

IMO there’s a huge difference between “doesn’t enjoy” and “being indifferent”.

Like, me and my partner watch some movies that they’re definitely not enjoying, but they still watch them because we’re together and they don’t not enjoy them.

Point is, you can do things together if you accept the other side is not into it as much as you are.

What even is this response? That’s like telling a gay person they should try being straight.

Unlikely that it’s actually any regulatory requirement, but I don’t see anything illegal about it either (though I’m not based in the US, so I don’t really know).

Depends. Not according to OP, yes according to everyone else.

Does ř count?

I don’t think a LLM would be so wrong about it.

The umlauted letters are separate letters, your table is wrong.

Those count as separate letters.

Well, that’s why you’ll have to try out. Or ask someone to at least try whether it opens, the apps mostly either fail on start because they require a Google certified Android, or they don’t fail at all.

Though it looks like that could change eventually with a Linux phone.

SailfishOS is mostly daily drivable, depends on which Android apps you need (there’s a compatibility layer to run Android apps on it), with bank apps it’s often a problem.

That happens often, usually to people who have gone through a childhood full of arguing (not necessarily with them, might be the parents just fighting a lot).

I’m usually annoyed, not uncomfortable.

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Pff, I wish my overall taxation was only 30%.

Unless you’re one of the lucky few whose body simply accepts the transplanted organ as its own.

The textbook definition is being aggressive without partaking in direct aggression. A simple rule of thumb difference is that with passive aggressive behaviour you can pretend you didn’t know you were aggressive.

Like, if you throw a brick at your neighbour’s window while he’s watching TV - there’s no way you can twist it as meaning anything else. That’s the normal non-passive aggressive and you can’t really pretend you didn’t mean it the way you did it.

If you pour water in the middle of harsh winter in front of their door, that’s passive aggressive - you avoid direct confrontation (unless they happen to see you) but are aggressive towards them. He might suspect it’s you (you threw a brick through his window after all!) but he can’t prove it.

That’s what’s frustrating about passive aggression - everyone in the room (including the passive aggressive person, their target and any bystander) knows what’s going on, but it’s not direct so the aggressor can claim “omg I didn’t mean it that way.”

Just stream it over LAN.

I beg you pardon? We admins have been chosen by gods! /s

I see other reasons for censorship, like blatant propaganda by authoritarian countries, like what Russia does all the time.