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by thefz 2y ago
Caloric restriction has zero
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by thefz 2y ago
Bare bone functionality and half of the hardware not working. No thanks, keep your apple computers, they are going to be in a landfill soon anyway.
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by thefz 2y ago
The comment I reply to is.
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by thefz 2y ago
Then take the pill. Oh it had serious side effects? Take another pill for every single one of them. Oh they both have side effects? Well, take anoth...
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by thefz 2y ago
> Just people going out into the world not knowing anything except what they carry in their brain and what is immediately around them. Ever seen a kid or young teenager interacting with a phone? It's not that they spend the day on W
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by thefz 2y ago
> Here we're talking about banning smartphones, rather than making the social media companies responsible for their various harms. If you want to prevent minors from accessing certain content you need to check their age, thus to enf
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by thefz 2y ago
It is going to give muscle, bone, joint and tendon problems but hey, these are the same people that don't exercise anyway. Just take the slim pill and stay put, everything is going to be alright
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by thefz 2y ago
If you make a law that cancels a previous one, it's still a new law, but if you want to measure "regulation", it is less?
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by thefz 2y ago
Yes, I can roam freely in all the Union's states, use the same currency in most of them, use my cellphone with no roaming costs, have access to health care if needed... that's the result of imposing less regulation, not more.
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by thefz 2y ago
> "degrowth" is one of those things you don't actually need to believe in, the world will do it for us if we don't do it first. I just want to minimize the collateral damage. Worked in OT a long time, an old saying is
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by thefz 2y ago
Keep in mind that 70% of the pollution comes from 100 companies. We discuss spending more money and taking extreme measures (shall we darken the clouds? bullshit) instead of taxing these fuckers out of existence and calling it a century.
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by thefz 2y ago
For now I have a Tasker job routinely deleting WhatsApp's media directories. Unfortunately everyone is using it so I have to stick with it. Hate WhatsApp with passion. If this law passes, bye bye.
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by thefz 2y ago
The NSA advises you to turn your phone off and back on once a week to reload the spyware they planted, in case it has crashed
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by thefz 2y ago
I will quit using all these platforms then. Finally, free from WhatsApp voice notes, stickers and images clogging my phone storage. Adieu.
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by thefz 2y ago
Right. Page took 10 seconds to load.
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by thefz 2y ago
> I use Discord quite a bit in the Elixir community and find it quite useful. Messages are persisted. There's a wonderful forum feature now built into the platform; and it's all searchable with a pretty robust filtering mechani
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by thefz 2y ago
Alcohol? F no. For any strenuous exercise such as biking or running, it's going to destroy your performance and make you feel like shit. Weed has bronchodilator properties which can help in certain cases, but I'd advise against in
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by thefz 2y ago
Obesity? -> Pill Sedentary life? -> Pill Can't sleep? -> Pill ... no.
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by thefz 2y ago
Above all, > While I’ve covered Microsoft’s confidence in beating Apple’s M3 processor previously, I thought it would be useful to examine all of the benchmark Right! So... > I wasn’t able to run the benchmarks myself, CTRL-W
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by thefz 2y ago
> What I want to know…can it run Linux? And can it run Linux better than a M3 MBA? And if it runs Linux, how much of the impressive battery optimizations am I going to sacrifice?
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by thefz 2y ago
> The US doesn't have a history of oppressive governments; Europe, on the other hand... The genocide that happened when the settlers, well, settled flew over your head? All the intelligence agencies' interference in other count
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by thefz 2y ago
Remember when Apple (who always toots the privacy horn) leaked photos that some users explicitly deleted 10 years prior? Even if the intentions were good (and I doubt it), there's always human error. That's why we must fight again
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by thefz 2y ago
Such as?
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by thefz 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_Horsemen_of_the_Infocalyp...
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by thefz 2y ago
> Imagine a world where instead of giant SUVs clogging up billion-dollar road projects, we had park-and-rides and biking infrastructure. Ever heard of Europe?
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by thefz 2y ago
Can not agree more. It finally struck a nice balance of simplicity for day to day usage and advanced features when needed. I have been pleasantly surprised discovering recently that Gnome Disks lets you create image files of single partit
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by thefz 2y ago
Apple is/was a happy member of PRISM, though they don't tell that in commercials.
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by thefz 2y ago
Julia Evans' content is always high quality.
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by thefz 2y ago
Good luck when you have to hunt a bug, though.
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by thefz 2y ago
The fact that this exists is at he same time chilling and inspiring.

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