Skullgrid

I second Audacious, it's ALMOST foobar, the only thing it doesn't do is create a new playlist from a folder drag into empty space.

EDIT: also, I like to put it into the system tray

and fuck any homophobe that thinks he was a good leader.

I'd ask who the fuck thinks stalin was a good leader, but tankies exist.

Right now she tells me she loves me. (which according to the internet, is apparantly uncommon for Chinese parents?)

But if I mention suicidal feelings, oh shit that is like nuclear war.

Yeah, most people want their kids to live. If the kid tells them they are considering dying, it's reasonable for alarm bells to ring in the parents' head and to behave irrationally in a panic state.

gotta gimp that sink into a bathtub

I mean, do I need to make a "goregrind lyrics or medical journual" game? The overlap might as well be a circle

He needs to get his Lemmy Loicence. I should have given him mine.

Picard Maneuver went and came back. I appreciate their work though, they're one of the pillars.

I worry about Stamets.

semi-toxic and stupid. I got the fucking AI cert they wanted me to, but instead of getting hooked up with clients to do that, I'm doing the fucking test automation since the start of this awful career.

keep going

There's like 5 people that are firehoses of content that are keeping lemmy alive.

Seriously if Muslims in the west want to be more accepted they need to take into account that they live in a non-Muslim majority country and non-muslims do not need the call to prayer and many find it annoying as hell.

Something related and complex is that in turkey, the call to prayer used to be in turkish.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkish_adhan

Now, the theological arguments on this are very complex (all Qurans must have the original arabic in order to stop arguments over translation, etc), but it would be interesting to hear the call to prayer in english.

This is a question built for me; my turkish has been deteriorating for 25+ years and I am trying to raise a bilingual (spanish/english) child.

When you speak to your mother, you should speak her language (I assume cantonese?) don't be afraid to mention words you lack in cantonese to her during the conversation so you can boost your vocabulary.

If you also have a child that's learning one language more than the other (because the primary language at school etc), communicate to them in your language, but understand what their needs are in their language, and reinforce it in your language (eg : Her : "Quiero agua" Me :"you want water? Ok, let's go get you water. Here's the water. Drink the water")