I’m GPS free and greatly enjoy having to figure out where I’m going before I leave the house. What are some other examples of your de-digitzed life?
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My dad used to be part of a pre-internet Kate Bush mailing list… In which he would get and send real mail! To send messages, you would make however many copies and mail them to one person who had everyone else’s addresses. I continue to think this is super cool and creative.
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science@lemmy.world•RFK Jr.’s rejection of germ theory debunked in Senate hearingEnglish
1·7 days agoThis is what I scrolled down for. Thank you.
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World News@lemmy.world•Millionaire US big game hunter is trampled to death by elephantsEnglish
3·8 days agoElephants in the Savannah, orcas in the Atlantic!
I sincerely think that it is about what you’re used to. I used to drink coffee with whole milk, which I loved, but I wanted to stop drinking cow milk. I started using UNsweetened silk soy milk and first I didn’t like it as much. It honestly took me a week or two to get used to it, but at this point I absolutely prefer it. Luckily I could purposely align my taste buds with my morals 😂
Regarding oat milk, the black barista containers are my favorite. I agree that oat milk can be thin, but like I said before, I think you can get used to and appreciate any coffee additive. And at a cafe, I would choose oat milk for any espresso drink.
Side note: I couldn’t find the green unsweetened container at the grocery store last week, so I bought the container that has a little bit of sugar. I hate it. It should be basically the same thing, but it’s different enough that I am put off. It still cuts the acidity of the coffee, so I’m drinking it, but it’s definitely not what I prefer. Bodies are so weird.
Edit: by the end of this week with the red silk soymilk I’m already used to it 🙄 still looking forward to going back to unsweetened, but bodies are wild.
I take my peace at home… and then end up being late.
Wasn’t it called the mantaur?
Just the ezekiel 23:30 part? Fuck yeah.
23:20*
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World News@lemmy.world•Millions of Americans are now eligible for Canadian citizenship and many are applying ‘just in case’ | CNNEnglish
2·20 days agoI know you can prove descent through Irish grandparents, but I thought that might change here because he was a naturalized Irish citizen and not a citizen by birth.
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Let's say hypothetically I wanted to leave the US permanently;
2·20 days agoI think Mexico is one. I wonder what other countries.
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Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•Sent this to my friends flexing a "top 65%" score. The site didn't make it clear that's not a good thing.English
191·20 days agoHow do you figure?.. Is this an IQ joke? in a room of 1000, where you are smarter than 345 people, you are also dumber than 654 people. You’d be the 346th dumbest person.
Edit: Change 346 to 345.
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World News@lemmy.world•Millions of Americans are now eligible for Canadian citizenship and many are applying ‘just in case’ | CNNEnglish
51·20 days agoMy grandpa was a naturalized Irish citizen. Wlll they take me?
Is this about the dress? 😸
Like, White Pelican, not white pelican… I ask because it doesn’t have the dark wing feathers, and I’ve never seen that. After searching, it might be a Great White Pelican not an American White Pelican.
… Though it’s definitle great, even if it’s not Great.
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News@lemmy.world•Judge orders Trump administration to halt White House ballroom construction unless Congress OKs it
4·1 month agoAn Elvis impersonator came to our rally… said there’s only room for one king.

tamal3@lemmy.worldtoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.world•nation of professional protestersEnglish
2·2 months agoYou seem to be right. I was wrong. I really thought they won that one!
The showing was amazing and inspiring, but if they didn’t win the thing they were fighting for, then we need to learn a lesson from that too. Thanks for pushing back.
Deathbed regret is not working more! Text too small to read! Fighting demonic forces!






As a public school teacher, part of our training on AI is to use it in our classrooms and to talk about using it, like you would in making a citation.
I do use it to construct rote tasks, especially materials for vocabulary practice which are great but aren’t worth my energy to spend much time on. I always tell the kids when I’ve used AI to create sentences, etc. I think it’s great for them to see usage modelled responsibly.
It would be a disadvantage to deny kids usage altogether, and prompting AI should be explicitly taught as a skill set. Cheating is definitely an issue, but more and more teachers are moving away from rampant computer usage in class and thinking actively about how to forestall such cheating.