I would say that most people who own a computer use local apps, and that the experience, and long-term costs, of using a local program is often better than doing something completely cloud-based.
They use data from webtraffic to make their charts, so talking about local apps doesn't really have much to do with this website.
The story is made up, pointing to government agencies and police forces focusing on the wrong things.
The Beaverton is a satire website.
A) The heaviest no one can read; French anyways.
Throw the heaviest illegible book, but continue to open-mouth kiss?
B)The heaviest no. one can read; French anyways.
Throw the heaviest legible volume in a set, but continue to open-mouth kiss?
C) The heaviest. No one can read, French anyways.
Throw the heaviest book in existence, and open-mouth kiss despite rampant illiteracy?
People want a show, and putting on that show is expensive.
If pride is just a march, that can be done with small fundraising. If Pride has 3 events a day, every day for a week, ending with a parade and a concert, that needs outside funds.
Because this is stonetoss, this feels like we're supposed to root for the nazi.
Fuck Stonetoss.
I know the joke, but it doesn't really work in contexts where the answer is just "yes."
Yes.
There is likely a device running US software in the room you are in.
When instances block words, I normally see it as "removed". I think that @lost_faith@lemmy.ca might've self-censored?
likes a dude that turns his life around
You may be combining the brothers together. The Ford (Rob) that did crack while in office died, this is his brother (Doug) who was elected in 2018.
But this is like one of those US senators that got caught soliciting
How?
Heater.
It's about being homeless in Winnipeg, well, it's about the lives of 2 homeless men in Winnipeg who are trying to return a heater to a store for money.
It's not the fastest-paced movie ever made, nor does it have a high budget, but I really enjoyed the film
Allegations of sexual assault and rape.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/entertainment/gaiman-sexual-assault-allegations-1.7431274