Rn haven’t really felt censored by my instance that much. I believe I do hold different opinions to the admins, but that appears to be okay

Christ is also a foreigner in Europe and Asia, though. I don’t know why God’s nationality really matters

What was your job? I doubt the “foreigner god” has anything to do with you losing your job

Liz Truss moment

Forgot easter this year was on 4/20

Went to my first Easter vigil. It was excellent!

Lemmy isn’t a site- it’s a piece of software.

The software is developed by communists and there are communist sites running lemmy. However the guys developing the software’s political opinions don’t affect the work itself. It’s open source also.

That’s very lucky

They have enough donations to run for like a century. So I think there are higher priorities.

How much is the falun gong paying you?

I’m pretty sure the UK government would like to do this exact same thing tbh

maybe you shouldn’t give to Wikipedia. They’re doing alright.

Maybe donate to your local lemmy instance?

Isn’t it open source? Would heavily doubt it for downloads. Development, I’m not sure about

Does ubuntu have this? Or does one need to install something to set this up

What’s the point? It’s possible to trace your family tree without DNA.

And America doesn’t do this?

Preparations are under way to transfer the records to UK Biobank, a research hub that holds detailed medical information donated by 500,000 volunteers. One of the world’s largest troves of health data, the facility makes its information available to universities, scientific institutes and private companies. A Guardian analysis shows one in five successful applications for access come from China.

What exactly is the problem? People voluntarily opt in to have their data used for research purposes and a quarter of those researchers happen to be Chinese. Names and birthdays are also stripped.

How much of this is also given to the Americans? Conveniently not mentioned despite American countries having a fetish for our personal data

What’s your opinion on China

How are you posting here

I usually count my weeks using the Christian liturgical calendar. For example, today is the first day of Holy Week (quite easy). It gets more obscure though when you have something like “The sixth week after Trinity” (Trinity sunday is a week after Pentecost which is 10 days after the Ascension which is 40 days after easter). Also would define Sunday as the first day of the week, but that’s pretty common where I’m from anyway