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This is a secondary account that sees the most usage. My first account is listed below. The main will have a list of all the accounts that I use.

henfredemars@lemmy.world

Garbage: Purple quickly jumps candle over whispering galaxy banana chair flute rocks.

  • This can’t go well.

  • Cargo can be hard to find in the shops these days. I love it for air travel.

  • Implying we’re aren’t fire 10/10s.

  • I would definitely trust this person with the nuclear launch codes.

  • You certainly can. I think part of this perception comes from this idea that you’re stuck with the same desktop environment or utilities that came with the system, whereas on Linux you can completely reinstall things you didn’t even know were options from the Windows World.

    For example, I can run Gnome and use the KDE connect application if I want to.

    To some users, if the system doesn’t recommend the use case or hold your hand through it, they confuse that with being impossible.

  • It’s an accurate name. The company has explicitly told us that they are a slop-first cloud company.

  • But the PM said it has to be this tall.

  • And now for your local on the 8s.

  • We know.

  • Never. If it’s worth dying for, it’s worth being homeless.

  • This is what I call junk open source. They use the open source label, but it’s not really open source in spirit. The license is restrictive and I’d recommend against using any such software in favor of something that’s actually, properly open source. If you’re bothering to self host, I feel like this freedom is important to most users.

    Also, I think this is an advertisement and should be removed.

  • "We found that trees colonised by golden oyster have, on average, about half the fungal biodiversity as trees without the golden oyster. And so that was a huge indicator that they're likely out competing the native fungi that were there," says Veerabahu.

  • Before the Internet, your argument would just be wrong or uninformed and you wouldn’t know what the answer was supposed to be.

  • Note that this is compared to vanilla. Most real users of Wine are already taking advantage of other optimizations like fsync, and will experience much more modest gains relative to this comparison point.

  • It is not literally true. The author is making the claim that the US is insolvent based on book assets and liabilities, but the finances of a government are very different from other financial entities where this simple view is no longer accurate. The US has unique assets, such as the ability to tax its citizens or manipulate its own currency to satisfy debt. What is the value of infinite money or the power to obtain it on demand? Thus, the government has theoretically unlimited assets that are not directly comparable to any business or individual. It can make assets out of thin air.

    Insolvency only becomes relevant for governments when they’re unable to satisfy debts and investors no longer believe that they will be repaid. The short-term bond markets are still strongly of the opinion that US debt is virtually risk free. Until we see a large spike in short-term interest rates, insolvency? Absolutely that’s hyperbole. By that assets-based definition, most governments are insolvent right now.

  • Perhaps it’s a fallback plan in case the universal Internet ID thing doesn’t work out. Gotta keep the masses stupid and uncoordinated.

  • Interesting read but title is extreme hyperbole.

  • I can't do that because it's real. I just waded into that cesspool of a site to verify for myself.

  • Say anything that pops into your mind to keep the hype train going, huh Sam?