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Zeon

@ Zeon @lemmy.world

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  • OP said this:

    But it's vitally important for the overall health of the relationship to not have sexual intimacy for at minimum 6 months, and ideally at least longer than a year

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  • Nah he's just trying his best lmfao, I was the same way until I learned not to do that

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  • A year is way too long for me. I would at least give it a month, bare minimum.

  • What do your daily meals look like each day?

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  • I'm 22, and believe it or not, I actually lost 120lbs over the course of 8 years. I have a whole spreadsheet dedicated to my meals which shows me everything (Calories, fats, mono/poly, sodium, fiber, etc.) I try my very best to make sure I'm healthy, tracking everything down to the gram.

    Right now, I'm averaging about 2000mg sodium a day, and the seafood also provides a sufficient amount of Iodine too.

    Thank you for showing concern at least haha, you're right that people need to build these habits early on.

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  • Yes.

    I usually wait until the 4th date to consider getting intimate with someone. Go to a resturaunt for your 4th date. I would personally hold off intimacy till then, but hey, if it happens then it happens, just focus on having a good time together until the moment feels right.

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    What do your daily meals look like each day?

  • Quote of the day by Apple CEO Tim Cook: 'If you put a key under the mat for the cops, a burglar can find it, too' — a stark warning on threats to undermine privacy

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  • Lol, I'm pretty sure I found your Dread account too, weren't that hard to find 😂

  • Quote of the day by Apple CEO Tim Cook: 'If you put a key under the mat for the cops, a burglar can find it, too' — a stark warning on threats to undermine privacy

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  • You're completely disregarding the fact that they could possibly implement a malicious firmware update/supply-chain attack. Saying Apple is not capable of hacking their own systems is such a ridicoulously unbelievable statement.

  • Quote of the day by Apple CEO Tim Cook: 'If you put a key under the mat for the cops, a burglar can find it, too' — a stark warning on threats to undermine privacy

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  • Oh, so we're going straight to insults because your ego got hurt? That's cute.

    Now explain to me this, how could I possibly show you one shred of evidence if their systems are proprietary? Oh right, I can't because they don't provide the source code to nearly any of their software.

    See how this works?

  • What was your most profound psychedelic experience?

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  • Why not?

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    What was your most profound psychedelic experience?

  • Quote of the day by Apple CEO Tim Cook: 'If you put a key under the mat for the cops, a burglar can find it, too' — a stark warning on threats to undermine privacy

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  • Saying Apple "can't" put a backdoor into their own devices is an absolute claim, they're the ones who control the software, so it's possible in principle. Business incentives and bug bounties reduce the risks sure, but they don't eliminate the pressure or legal mechanisms major governments can apply. Snowden’s documents showed that governments have methods to compel or exploit access, and implementation flaws or covert agreements can defeat cryptography in practice.

    I do have a solid foundation in how these systems work. You should read the GNU Manifesto and learn about Free Software, it explains why blind confidence in a completely proprietary stack is to remain untrusted. No one should ever be this certain a proprietary system will always respect users rights.

  • Quote of the day by Apple CEO Tim Cook: 'If you put a key under the mat for the cops, a burglar can find it, too' — a stark warning on threats to undermine privacy

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  • Do you really trust these proprietary systems to do what they say they're doing? Sure, the key may be stored locally, but an OS backdoor or compromise could still exfiltrate it, giving users a false sense of security.

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    How did people treat you after losing weight?

  • Why are people disconnecting or destroying their Ring cameras?

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  • Lol, you sound like an incel

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  • I wish their Android version didn't require Google Play Services. Real bummer.

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  • Regardless, the app is proprietary. You shouldn't trust it.

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  • Device permissions? That's not the issue. I think people just lack software knowledge and should learn the difference between proprietary software and Libre software.

    If people understood how to check the software license and determine if it's a free software license, that would cover almost everything they need to do to help us stop having this problem with picking the wrong software.

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  • Trump Commands War Department to Test Nuclear Weapons

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  • Why does he capitalize random words?

  • X is now offering me end-to-end encrypted chat — you probably shouldn't trust it yet | TechCrunch

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  • It's proprietary, how could you possibly trust it?

  • Technology @lemmy.world
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    OpenAI launches an AI-powered browser: ChatGPT Atlas

    techcrunch.com /2025/10/21/openai-launches-an-ai-powered-browser-chatgpt-atlas/
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    I am doing DMT for the first time, what should I do to prepare?

  • Local bus

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  • An Odd Journey on the Train Tracks

    First, you must board the train at 192.168.1.1, a quirky, rusted locomotive that chugs along creaking wooden tracks laid over a digital landscape. The passengers are a motley crew of binary figures, their faces pixelated, shimmering in and out of focus.

    The Journey to 127.0.0.1

    As the train lurches forward, you hear a voice echoing through the compartments: “Make the transfer to 127.0.0.1!” It’s an old conductor with a mustache made of tangled wires, gesturing wildly. The train makes a sharp turn onto an unseen track, rattling your bones and sparking a low-frequency hum in the air.

    Suddenly, you begin to ping the rails, listening intently for the distant rumble of another train—a kind of signal that tells you if you’re on the right track. “If there’s not an active train coming on the line,” the conductor warns, “it’s probably a hardware issue on the tracks!”

    The Strange Encounter

    As if summoned by the conductor's words, a ghostly train appears on a parallel track, its windows fogged with a haze of glitches. You lean over to catch a glimpse inside. Instead of passengers, you see flickering images of memories and fragments of songs. One small figure stands out, performing a surreal rendition of, “Rape me, rape me again,” his voice resonating with haunting clarity.

    In a flash, the figure morphs into Kurt Cobain, strumming an invisible guitar, blending music with the very essence of the train. Just like that, the world spins into a whirl of colors and sound, and you can’t tell where the rails end and reality begins.

    The Final Call

    “Get home, son. Get home!” The old conductor’s voice thunders, pulling you back to the present. You’re jolted upright, realizing this bizarre odyssey has led you deep into your own consciousness. With a determined heart, you reach into your pocket, pulling out a crack pipe. You take a toke of DMT, and suddenly the train transforms into a burst of cosmic colors, propelling you into a realm beyond understanding. Everything becomes nothing, and nothing becomes everything. You are now one with the universe. "I'm home...".

    The End.

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    What was your craziest psychedelic experience?

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    Have you noticed the effects of dystopia yet?

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    People who have lost weight, how has your experience been?

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    Are you in support of UBI?

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    What's the quickest way to learn Spanish?