It worked about maybe 20% of the time with ours. The majority of the time they would start presenting other options.
"Or, I play with the ball in the backyard", and started heading towards the door. Or, "you take it", rolled the ball over, and started playing with something else.
It's cute as, but also an endless source of frustration for us...
Am I being wooshed here? Aren't Go and Go Fish two completely different games?
This sort of happened in Australia. A high profile military veteran was accused of war crimes based on whistleblower documents. He sued the news org and the reporters.
Witnesses were heard, documents scrutinized. The whole thing was thrown away. Appeals were dismissed. And a couple years later he was arrested for allegations of war crimes.
RAM prices exploding only means Apple takes a tiny hit to their profit margin per device, considering how inflated they were in the first place.
Not just folders, every icon has 4-way configurable swipe. I've gone a little swipe crazy now. Who needs folders when you can launch 5 different things by swiping a single icon...
The Act of Killing
That was one of the toughest movies to watch. It's been more than a decade, and I still can't bring myself to watch the follow-up.
As in, a companion to the planet.
Moons are satellites.
Satellite: from Latin satellitem (nominative satelles) "an attendant" upon a distinguished person; "a body-guard, a courtier; an assistant"
Usually it's the ones that were once a Reddit app, modified to work with Lemmy. I've not seen one specifically written for Lemmy/PieFed to not support spoilers.
Yes.
100 years ago my grandmother ran a whole train station as 'secretary', while the 'station master' came, smoked, read papers, and pretty much just chilled all day - and getting paid many times her salary.
When they said, "women fought to get paid", they meant, "getting paid commensurate to their work". And in many ways, they are still fighting for it.
No, what they're describing is a False Friend. A very specific type of homophone/graph/nym. They work across languages. And in many cases (though not a hard rule) have close enough meaning/usage that would confuse non-native speakers trying to comprehend things via context.
E.g. A German telling his English friend, "I'll meet you at the gymnasium". The sentence is correct, and makes perfect sense to both. But they'll end up at two different places.