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2y ago
I'd probably prefer to not know, and die in my sleep - surely preferred over the dread of knowing the moment, even if it would be painless/easy. Not sure, my opinion might be different if I'm old and suffering!
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2y ago
Yeah, I think it's fair to be cautious about the topic and keep a close eye on the employment of the MAID process. It's definitely one of those things that warrants a lot of oversight IMO, lest the line between mercy and manslaug
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2y ago
Oh, then I suppose that page is out of date and should be updated. Thanks for the up-to-date info!
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2y ago
TIL (from that page): "Flying drones at night without a waiver from the FAA is a violation of federal law" -- perhaps relevant to the top level article
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2y ago
74! Wowzers. I know someone who has a ~45 year old Goffin cockatoo, which has now survived multiple owners' passing! Who would have thought you need to consider a "legacy plan" for a pet bird?! haha As a random aside, we
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2y ago
You probably want to link to this rather than mastodon.social's "external link confirmation" https://hey.hagelb.org/@technomancy/statuses/01JEKS1B4Q5NS34...
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2y ago
at least a top-level metadata property can be explicitly defined in a .json.schema[0] and formalized, rather than being some kind of ad-hoc pre-processor step you have to evaluate before actually using the JSON data. I didn't even kno
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2y ago
Yeah but like, so is a huge percent of what's shoved in our face everywhere in modern media - my surprise is at this part: "you could face fines or imprisonment for sharing, liking, commenting on, or saving our content, or for con
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2y ago
> Social media is a backdoor into our societies which is why authoritarian countries ban it. Sort of. They are perfectly happy for you to use the social media which is subject to the local nation's laws/regulations, and which
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2y ago
The linked article is a bit hyperbolic but the news covered pretty widely. "Rigged" might not be the right term, but pretty coordinated interference seems to have occurred. https://www.reuters.com/world/europ
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2y ago
Yeah, I mean, I always do, if I can manage it. Paying someone $500 to do something that I can do myself in an hour or two seems pretty nuts. Information on vehicle repair is more available than ever before, especially when you can source
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2y ago
Wow, this disclaimer on the side of the page was a bit surprising: "If you are in Russia or the Russia-controlled parts of Ukraine and hold a Russian passport or are a stateless person residing permanently in Russia or the Russia-contr
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2y ago
I find I can recall something with accurate pitch, but the "memory" of that pitch fades over time. Whatever my current favorite song is, I can hum it at the right pitch. But, if I were to try to do so a month later, it will prob
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2y ago
I felt like 3GS was the best form-factor. Fits so nicely in the hand and you can reach almost the entire screen with your thumb while holding it (more or less). I wish I could have just kept using that forever.
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2y ago
Yup, I use computers from 2012 which are still running the absolute latest software just fine. Linux, OpenBSD, FreeBSD, etc. :)
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2y ago
go Settings -> General -> Software Update. Let it load for a sec, then scroll down and you may see "Also Available" showing iOS 17.7.2 available to download/install.
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2y ago
Hell yeah. I still have the original 1996 VHS English-dubbed release from Manga Entertainment. Having a KMFDM song be the soundtrack to Manga Ent's intro video[0] absolutely blew me away because this was my favorite band at the time
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2y ago
There are a few movies that are my immediate "go-to's" to try a new monitor, computer or otherwise multimedia-capable setup (like when I got a projector)... Ghost in the Shell is absolutely one of them (two others being Hack
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2y ago
Wow, that's an angle I had absolutely not thought of before. Of course they "could" just jack right in, but that's probably forbidden -- the only permitted interface is the keyboard? Maybe? That's pretty intrigui
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2y ago
Sooner or later, you will be less able than you are now. Everyone faces disability, it's just a matter of when, or how rapidly it happens.
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2y ago
Yeah there are at least two X230's powered on in my home as we speak. To me that was the last good keyboard. I got an X250 and it's not even close. Same with T480… really disappointing. Using the X230 (and X220) is always a pl
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2y ago
Hey, didn't you get the memo that teenagers know everything, have the simple & straightforward solutions to all of life's problems, and are never wrong?? ;)
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2y ago
Just to clarify, OPNsense is based on FreeBSD[0], not OpenBSD. But OpenBSD does indeed make a good router/firewall OS as mentioned by GP. :) [0] https://opnsense.org/about/about-opnsense/
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2y ago
I think their eventual hack to circumvent this kind of stuff is leveraging stuff like "Amazon Sidewalk" where everyone is unwittingly providing free internet for the IoT-enabled things they buy >_>
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2y ago
Should also be applicable if you have to have an online account with a 3rd party service to use a product, as I experienced with the NVIDIA Shield[0] At the same time, "not agreeing with the EULA" is a valid reason to return a pro
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2y ago
I bought an NVIDIA Shield, but promptly returned it to the store because it will not function without signing into a Google account -- a requirement which was not mentioned on the packaging nor in the printed documents in the box. TBH kind
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2y ago
yeah, the farm vehicles usually have gigantic tires too, compared to any regular passenger vehicle
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2y ago
heck yeah. UT was one of those absolutely-essential LAN games, to be sure. I remember taking my computer and heavy CRT monitor to my buddy's place to play -- good memories :D
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2y ago
Refutation[0] from head of Instagram > There is no way this is the case as we have many times as many daily users as they have total signups. Maybe this data is web data? [0] https://www.threads.net/@mosseri/post
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2y ago
"Could"? Absolutely should . > from approximately August 2022 to January 2024, Filion made more than 375 swatting and threat calls, including calls in which he claimed to have planted bombs in the targeted locations or threat
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