unsignedcharizard

På ungdomsskolen på 90-tallet, den gang da standard skjellsord var "jævla homo", så fikk vi besøk av en åpent homofil mann som snakket om sine opplevelser om å finne ut av egen legning, og fikk flere kleine spørsmål om ståpikk i dusjen etter gymtimen, mens folk hvisket og fniste bakerst i klasserommet.

Tusen takk til deg, hvem du nå var. Det kan ikke ha vært lett, og det var utrolig at du holdt ut.

I dag virker det utrolig at vi sa sånt, og alle jeg kjenner (streite eller skeive) er på samme side på denne saken. Det er mye takket være deg, og at du var villig til å komme og normalisere dette lenge før det var ansett som normalt.

Ønsker deg alt godt.

Other theories exist, but this is my favorite. Source: https://www.etymonline.com/word/hamburg

From the fun book "Etymologicon" by Mark Forsyth:

If a gem frequently sparks, we say that it sparkles. If a burning log frequently emits cracking noises, then it crackles. That’s because –le is a frequentative suffix. With this in mind, let’s turn to grunting. To gruntle is to grunt often. If a pig makes one noise it has grunted, if it grunts again you may add the frequentative suffix and call the pig a gruntler. A medieval travel writer called Sir John Mandeville described the men who live in the desert near the Garden of Eden thus: In that desert are many wild men, that are hideous to look on; for they are horned, and they speak not, but gruntle, as swines do. But the dis- in disgrun

The Motorola One Hyper prominently advertises that it can charge at an incredible 45W.

I've tried it with a 60 and 80W USB-PD chargers and they both capped out at 18W.

Motorola support was unable to tell me if it should support USB-PD and which voltage configuration it needed. They told me to wait for the release of a Motorola brand high powered charger in the next few months.

Has anyone gotten it to charge at full speed?