I don't think it actually is the same person but rather someone else who looks similar--the person whose video you posted is @iamblakeley on tiktok; maybe-later-kiddo is @wrong_whole_
They both appear to have made the jump to xhs though lol
Avatar: A cutaway view of Photosystem I, showing only the light-capturing molecules and the electron transport chains.
Prior Avatar: The apoptosome.
I don't think it actually is the same person but rather someone else who looks similar--the person whose video you posted is @iamblakeley on tiktok; maybe-later-kiddo is @wrong_whole_
They both appear to have made the jump to xhs though lol
Looking forward to the rest; these are all awesome!
Cradle by Will Wight is both really good and a lot of fun to read, in my opinion. In a similar genre, Beware of Chicken by "Casualfarmer" is very enjoyable as well.
Also, a little darker, especially in setting, but somehow not a depressing story in spite of that, Naomi Novik's Scholomance trilogy is also excellent.
Quality fucking journalism right here folks! Not sure how many of you slogged all the way through the article to catch this nugget, but, well, I'll let it speak for itself:
RedNote is heavily censored
Content on RedNote appears to be much more heavily censored than posts on TikTok. A CBS News analysis found that any search for "Xi Jinping," China's autocratic president, on RedNote yielded no results whatsoever.
The term "Free Hong Kong" also brought back no results. A search for "Taiwan" will turn up several memes welcoming Americans to the platform, but noting that users must recognize the Beijing-imposed narrative that the democratically governed island just off China's coast, which the U.S. is legally bound to help defend from invasion, is an inseparable part of China.
A similar search for those terms on TikTok turns up a wide range of political opinions from users, including posts heavily critical of Chinese censorship.
Open the desktop version of the page. Interface gets clunkier but it will let you watch the video.
Congrats, Cowbee, you've won a week's vacation from AskLemmy on .world!
Not familiar with this new terminology; I usually just call them "pigs" to avoid confusion, but I suppose calling cops "rats" does make sense. You don't usually see mainstream British newspapers introducing new slang terms like that, but hey, stranger things have happened, right?
As one of the commenters there says:
how many genocides did Mark Christmas enact?
Cats hunt by pouncing. The sound of a bell doesn't do much good for a critter that's already been caught.
It's a house, Michael. How much could it cost? $770?
It would, but bankruptcy is quite a process (thanks, Brandon).
Also, your credit is wrecked for 7-10 years after a bankruptcy.
Source: close relatives went through bankruptcy, and I had to shepherd them through parts of it, particularly the initial gathering of documentation
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