btr_fan87

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btr_fan87 ,

Anecdotally, we've had some pretty solid results reducing losses to birds by placing reflective pinwheels around the garden. Like these:https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/7787ef88-f5f5-4bda-ab20-5929d70ddea0.webp

btr_fan87 ,

https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/22694856-3df6-49d0-9b54-762358ac3cfd.jpeg

btr_fan87 ,

Something like this:
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btr_fan87 ,

A little bit. Different groups might engage more with different aspects of my personality, so I find myself naturally emphasizing different parts of myself accordingly. Code switching isn't that unusual, I don't think.

My mom uses Linux, btw

I installed Debian + KDE on my mom’s laptop. She hasn’t had a complaint since. How tech-savvy is she, you ask? I’m sitting with her right now, so out of politeness she put on headphones to watch her favorite soap opera. Mind you, the headphones weren’t plugged into the laptop. She was sitting there, headphones on her...

btr_fan87 ,

I agree it's easy now. For non-technical people who aren't interested in tech, even that would be too much. They're not building their own computers, and prebuilts almost always come with Windows. Going out of their way at all and learning to switch from Windows, which works fine for their needs, to something else doesn't make sense to them.

btr_fan87 , (edited )

Google tells me you're the one who has them backwards. Here's an article from Carnegie Natural History Museum explaining the difference.

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