We’ve only got three pens, so don’t lose them.
Hux
Gandhi quotes, so inspirational…
I get an expletive-laden personal attack?
And my original comment gets removed by a moderator?
My comment posited an alternate view point—which, while it did point out potential bias on the part of the OP—it was not positioned in a way which implied anger, or included name-calling or profanities.
Kuori@hexbear.net, the hate seems out of place, yet supported by your moderators. We can do better.
Forbes always has misleading, anti-Apple click bait.
When it comes to Apple-related topics, I never click on Forbes articles. Their coverage is inherently misleading, but that strategy must be generating click-through revenue. ¯_(ツ)_/¯
As long as someone is shredding death metal guitar on the roof throughout the storm, I approve.
Bro got robbed for the science Nobel prize back in ‘86–he literally invented teleportation and got beat out by some dip working on a tunneling microscope.
I’m glad he was able to change gears, focus on medicine, and recover from his fatal shotgun wounds and mutated genes. It’d just be a bit ironic if he used a tunneling microscope in his mRNA work.
I hope this frees up time to invest more time in a passion project for himself. I want nothing but contentment for that guy.
If there‘a an ounce of karmic alignment in this world, Draft Kings will be sponsoring his posthumous induction to Cooperstown.
They’re gonna need a lot of rice for this one…
I had to google ostretarian, because I had never heard of that one before.
I was surprised that searching for “ostretarian” was one of the few google searches I’ve ever done in which only a single hit came up:
https://lemmy.world/post/19700125
Or two, if you allow google to “expand” the results:
https://old.lemmy.pt/post/6637900
It seems like references come from this article by The Guardian last month:
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2024/sep/12/ill-have-them-with-hot-sauce-should-vegans-eat-oysters
In which it refers to bivalve veganism.
Searching for “bivalve veganism” yields an article from a couple of years ago in which the practice is referred to as “bivalve veganism” or “ostroveganism”
https://www.vegetariantimes.com/news/can-vegans-eat-oysters/
Searching for “Ostrovegan” yields lots of varied results—making me think this chart just has a typo on a word which was just unfamiliar to me.
I spent some time, but at least I learned something new.