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LavaPlanet

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  • TIL people who are blind from birth never develop schizophrenia

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  • Yeah, kinda. To explain it very simplified, you have a thinking brain, and an emotional brain, for example you are not either of these things, you are (we are all) observing those brain processes. Your thinking brain is designed to churn away, and similarly your emotional brain. In my interpretation, some people's parts are just louder and more vibrant. Which can have pros and cons, it's way more manageable if it's not so loud it's domineering. Having a thinking brain, that's essentially grown and formed by all of the input, until now, churning away loudly, isn't really a description of schizophrenia. It's more, a depth of perception of reality, both based on internal and external perceptions. This article is talking about the relationship between the ocular reception, as interpreted by the brain, though, so not really the thinking brain, or emotional brain.

  • Those that sleep in bed with a significant other, how do you deal with snoring?

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  • Let me just be really annoying and say, if snoring is something more serious, like sleep apnea, it can shorten your life and lead to coronary issues. Please talk to your doctor, when you can.

  • What misconception are you tired of being spread?

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  • Just adding, TIME the seizure. Super important.

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  • What you're saying is so important to say out loud, because I don't know if it's easy or even in some cases, possible, for average Joe to find that information.

    I do think that the whole rebellion from enshitification, is valuable in whatever format, so the whole crowd going for old tech, because they don't know how to use new avenues, other than the ones they're familiar with, still achieves the same task.

    I don't have a lot of time to deep dive, I don't have a lot of expertise, those muscles have become flabby from no use for so many years, I used to download my music, then had Spotify for so long, then qobuz because Spotify turned evil, but I genuinely tried to download music again and I couldn't figure it out. I just feel like, I wish there were more tutorials on how to do the things you talk about. (If anyone knows any, I'd be so grateful for the help). I feel like theres not a lot out there? I see this so often, Lemmy has some amazing talents and minds, who know all this stuff, but talk about it like it's common knowledge. It's not. You guys are magicians. I just wish I knew how to do all your tricks.

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  • Was this all about getting rid of vpns...

  • How long is coffee good for in the fridge?

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  • What does it have in it? If its plain coffee, no milk etc, you could freeze it in ice blocks. Reheat it in the microwave to revive, as you need, or mix in iced coffee. The water has been boiled to be used, so theres going to be less bacteria in the water. So it should sit for a bit without going too bad. Personally I'd freeze whatever you can't use within 3 days, to be safe.

  • Age checks could turn internet into an ID checkpoint and would kill anonymity, Proton CEO says

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  • But look at you, being the village, awesome job, stepping in and helping them grow up to be rounded little people. I have 7 niblings, and they're all a mix of neurodivergence, I've been gathering them all and taking them to events and teaching them, playing with them, since day dot. Even though I have kids of my own. It's so hugely necessary to be in the kids in your life, lives, like that. You can't parent from an empty cup, and the ability to refill that cup has been removed from us. You taking that time, also gives time for the parents to recharge. You're amazing, keep it up!

  • Age checks could turn internet into an ID checkpoint and would kill anonymity, Proton CEO says

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  • There's two ways to view what you just said there. Parents aren't parenting, but you can't speak for someone elses emotions about it. And it's more constructive to a problem (rather than adding to it) to ask why, to figure out what's happening, with compassion, so as to help it be repaired.

    Here's another example, drug addicts, quite often you will hear people judging and shaming their behaviours, without asking why, or looking at their choices with compassion and an eye to repair the problems for them. Most often, very very abused children, grow up to self medicate their internal agony, caused by what they've lived through. You wouldn't then choose locking them up in jail to help repair.

    You're talking about kids, maybe some of them go on to be these same drug addicts.

    I would suggest this whole problem with the unsupervised parenting / disconnected parenting is capitalism. And it's by design.

    People have kids (mostly) because they want them, they love them. I would argue very few would want to be parenting poorly. So why are they?

    Could it be that there's no opportunity to stay home and raise kids. Raising kids, is work, and it is hard work, has been so hugely devalued, intentionally, so as to be able to remove it as needing space in people's lives. Who thinks it's admirable to stay home and raise kids? That is an opinion that has been societally planted, to serve the bourgeois.

    Actual paid work, who can live without working? Multiple jobs, even. That's also by design.

    Capitalism also designed this system we are all currently using, of a family in a singular home. It wasn't like that, previously. So no village, no desperately needed support for raising kids.

    Jobs burn you out, we aren't designed to live like this, but there's little to no flexibility, and parenting burns you out, and theres little to no support for that, now. Who has energy left after that, to also find all the ways in which tech is attacking this week.

    I would argue, partially, the solve for poor parenting, would be to start rolling out some guillotines.

    But also, raising a kid is supposed to be the job of a village, I'm sure you've heard that. To be a good parent, you need a full tank, but all the avenues for refilling your tank have been removed.

    We should all care about fixing this, it is our next generation. I don't believe hating on the singular parents trapped in this hellhole, is the answer.

  • Tinder takes action against AI profiles by making users scan eyes for “proof of humanity”

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  • That was really well done. Where he went through and tested the verification process, to see how far he could push it. That bit was really eye opening.

  • Tinder takes action against AI profiles by making users scan eyes for “proof of humanity”

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  • Oh I just watched a video on this the other day, apparently scammers (like the types who do romance scams, pretending to be a gorgeous guy, then taking all your money) are getting around this security function.

    They upload all stolen pics of a gorgeous guy (probably exists for women versions too) then there's one picture of them, because they have to have one pic of themselves to get the verification tick. But that one pic is obscured, like a face on a billboard or add on a poster on a street. And then tinder verifies the whole account, regardless of the other pics. I forget, it's either bumble or hinge, I think it was bumble, deletes all the pics that don't look like you, after verification, so those were sites that block that scam.

    That's an aside from ai profiles. There does need to be something to protect users from scammers. I couldn't ever speak for what the best verification option is, myself.

  • Deezer says 44% of songs uploaded to its platform daily are AI-generated | TechCrunch

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  • Music doesn't stay under copywrite, forever. You could use anything that's aged out of copywrite, too. And then you, as a business won't alienate people who choose not to consume ai for ethical reasons.

  • post-American, enshittification-resistant internet

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  • It's not us, it's not as we thing. It's a handful of assholes who have lost their humanity, driving us. For instance, back when they were trying to colonise Australia, they needed a heap of bodies over there to do the manual labour side of it, so they made everything illegal and no way to survive without doing illegal things, for a massive subsection of people, bam they had a workforce, sent in chains, to serve their purposes. Now they use propaganda to enlist the people to support their self serving causes, etc. Join movements to divest and boycott the elite, and you will be working towards building the future you want to see.

  • Anna's Archive Loses $322 Million Spotify Piracy Case Without a Fight;In addition to the penalty, a permanent injunction required domain registrars and other parties to suspend the site's domain names

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  • Is this a reverse play? Does that ruling leave open the door to similar rulings against llms? Why did they offer no contest at all?

  • What unethical life hack would you recommend to others?

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  • That's true, but when you work checkout, you're told to look there, specifically. And cameras, so be careful. If you steal meat, for instance, move to a non monitored isle, something cheap they don't care about you stealing, so they don't monitor it, and stash the meat there. But also Buy one of whatever you steal. They see you pick stuff up, but they can't really tell you picked up 2 of the same slab of meat, they see you pay for one, they think all is good. Be super friendly and nice to all the staff. It's not them you're stealing from, they hate the system as much as you. Wear glasses, and mildly but not flashy upmarket clothing. Don't wear hoodies or sunnies or nondescript clothing. And then you're magically invisible. After working in a supermarket for multiple years, I can tell you exactly who they watch, and who they don't.

    Oh, also, watch out for security disgused as shoppers, they'll walk around with a basket without any refrigerated items, just weird random junk, and they look at the people more than the shelves, walk too slow, and they'll randomly follow you, so go in weird directions so you can spot them, act like you gotta double back to a few different weird isles, out of order, then it's too obvious for them to follow you. Then If you see them try to follow you, but get frustrated, you definitely know to steal away from them. Or come back another day, they're not there every day, or all day.

    Storytime, I had a lady with a stroller come through, saw her all the time. She never looked me in the eyes, never bought much, was always a little off, avoidant to the point of rude. I always knew something was off, but i never check prams, because f that. One day I see a line of big burly blokes lined up at the exit to my register, I was running, "what's up fellas?" "Here to catch a thief, don't worry about it" they apprehend her, she had been loading her pram, chockas full, with meat slabs, they tell me later, they watched her put them all in her stroller. They watch the expensive stuff like a hawk.

    Don't feel bad stealing from corporations, they don't feel bad stealing from you.

  • Recently started jogging 30 minutes twice a week. When does it stop feeling like I'm dying?

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  • I don't know if anyone else has said, but just be careful not to trigger rhabdomyolysis.

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  • I think I can see the gist of, just about every argument you've had with your sister, from that one explanation alone.

  • Can we see a photo you took recently?

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  • Oh cool! Tell him I'll go down there and take another, better shot, just for him, if he wants.

  • Can we see a photo you took recently?

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  • Yep! Maybe the lady Nelson? Not sure, I'd have to check.

  • Can we see a photo you took recently?

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  • Sorry its not a great pic, I was in a hurry off to an appointment, walking past these. I love them. They're so beautiful.