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IronicDeadPan, (edited ) to asklemmy in What songs do you like that are in a language which you don't speak?

Anything by:

Dir En Grey

Yoshida Brothers

Phunter, to asklemmy in What songs do you like that are in a language which you don't speak?
klemptor, to asklemmy in What are you drinking tonight, and is it what you really want to be drinking?

Water, and I’d rather be drinking beer but I’m counting calories, womp womp :/

BastingChemina, to asklemmy in What songs do you like that are in a language which you don't speak?

[Bratisla Boys - Stach Stach

](m.youtube.com/watch?v=0mv7ljo9x0g)

I think that for this one we can all agree on “not speaking the language”

pearsaltchocolatebar, to cooking in Salmon slightly freezer burned - will it still be edible?

Freezer burn isn’t harmful. It’s just the food freeze drying. It might not have a great texture, but it’s fine to eat.

Cooking the freeze dried part in liquid helps a bit with the texture.

IrritableOcelot, to opensource in open source pdf editor for linux based os?

Okular usually works well for me, for highlighting and field editing, YMMV.

Scotty_Trees, to asklemmy in What songs do you like that are in a language which you don't speak?
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Any from the Buena Vista Social Club, album is beautiful, their song Chan Chan is one of my all time favorites:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5cELP06Mik

scrubbles, to asklemmy in What's a movie you don't really watch but your damn proud to have on your shelf?
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The Whale.

Very happy to own it, watched it in 4k. Will keep it forever. It will be a very long time until I watch it again. It was amazing, but if you’ve watched it you know why.

nixx, to linux in my old hostname is still active????
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DHCP?

Your old host registered an fqdn and did mnt remove it, then the new host registered the same ip to a different fqdn.

It happens

I have no idea what you are using for dhcp/dns but start by looking there

weirdbeardgame, to asklemmy in What's a movie you don't really watch but your damn proud to have on your shelf?

I’ve got a solid one. Source code (2011), with Jake Gyllenhaal. And there’s a really specific reason for it because I do love that movie and definitely crack a smile when I see it in my libary. It’s that I just end up watching Inception instead.

cabbage, to asklemmy in When someone says "kiss my ass" does it refer to the hole or the cheek?
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In Norwegian, which is linguistically and culturally close to English, the saying is "kyss meg i ræva" - kiss me in the ass. It's not "kyss meg på ræva", which would be kiss me on the ass.

So if we assume common roots/interpretation, I think it's safe to assume it's not referring to a smack on the cheek.

bjoern_tantau, (edited )
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On the other hand we have German where the common saying is “Leck mich am Arsch”, meaning “lick me on the arse”.

But “Leck mich im Arsch” - “lick me in the arse” - still exists. It is just not as commonly used. The most popular usage is probably Mozart’s song with the same title.

cabbage,
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The decision to opt for "leck" rather than "küss" really speaks for the subtle beauty of the German language.

cheese_greater, (edited )

In actual English, its more like “kiss my ass”, doesn’t really go too far into detail. We reserve the alternate implication for kiss-asses, which are also caller brown-nose[er]s (sycophants and tattle-tales/teachers pets)

cabbage,
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The fact that English leaves it a bit more vague than Norwegian is a feature of the language, but I'm pretty sure the original meaning in English is the same - in the ass, not on it. "Kyss meg i ræva" is used in exactly the same way as "kiss my ass".

Sexual profanities are generally not intended to be taken literally.

Mediocre_Bard, to asklemmy in When someone says "kiss my ass" does it refer to the hole or the cheek?

Yep.

cheese_greater,

Clever girl

pmw, to asklemmy in If reality wasn't wholly rational, could one ever come to terms with it, or would one rationalize it instead?

Most humans believe in magic in some form (gods, spirits, miracles, astrology, etc) so we don’t have to guess how people would respond if they believed reality was irrational. They rationalize it endlessly and try desperately not to look at the parts that make no sense.

knobbysideup, to linux in my old hostname is still active????
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Dns caching

Gaywallet, to chat in how's your week going, Beehaw
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I am back home from groove cruise and had my first full night of sleep in over a week. It was honestly one of the best experiences in my life. I have a lot of thoughts on how to improve my next go at it (sleeping arrangements are top of this list), but like my first EDC it’s extremely clear to me that I want to do this most likely every year for as long as they are still doing this.

With all that being said, my shoulder is wrecked (and I need to spend a few hours on the line with insurance and billing to clear a multi month issue with coverage on getting the damn implant placed again), I still don’t quite have my land legs back, I’ve been feeling like I’m maybe getting sick for the last two days, I’m nauseous looking at my phone and typing this up right now, and my body is exhausted (averaged 60k steps and about 2.5k activity calories per day on the cruise). But amidst all that I have to say that my mood is excellent, I’m feeling a huge amount of gratitude to have had that experience and I’m feeling very loved and positive about the communities and people I’ve chosen in my life.

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