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  • Thanks so much!

  • One of the things I heard Musk say was that it shouldn’t be possible for a non-profit to just be converted into for-profit. Have to agree with him on that.

  • I’m in the process of getting this going in my lab. I appreciate these efforts to find alternatives.

    That being said, can I get some opinions so I can pare down the list?

    Would be great to have E2EE and audio. Video bonus. I don’t think I’ve got much in the way of preferences beyond that.

    My latest leaning is hosting the Matrix protocol.

    Also the only friends I have that would be willing to move off the easy corporate software are tech literate, so I have the option to distribute VPN confs and the like. Has anyone hosted chat over their own VPN, or does that just become a mess because STUN/TURN needs to be “free”?

    (Sorry I’m still learning a lot here)

  • I don’t get how the rich and some politicians can just become the stereotypes they’ve been cast as in movies for…like forever!

    “Hey that thing you’re doing is evil”

    “Yeah but if I don’t do it first, some other guy will.”

  • Interac isn’t too bad right? I agree with you that sort of service should be public, but I heard (years ago) that Interac is non-profit.

    Edit: I should have just checked before posting: “Interac and Acxsys were combined into a single for-profit organization, Interac Corporation, on 1 February 2018”

    Still, talking to vendors, it sounds like the fees are quite low, and I try to pay debit when it’s a small business.

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  • I think there’s two topics here. I think love with AI is possible.

    Is it healthy? Plenty of human romantic relationships are unhealthy, but I would wager the AI ones are going to be much more likely to be unhealthy. Or at least they have a hard limit on fulfillment.

    Anyway yeah…just like how easy access to any severity of porn is already over stimulating our brains, AI poses a risk of becoming “conversation porn”.

  • In your defense, even the 10% becomes obsolete pretty fast with most apps failing to support “old” mobile OSs after a few years.

  • The way a dentist explained it to me is that having it in the drinking water helps kids whose teeth are still developing and will integrate it directly into the tissue. After that, topical via toothpaste and in office treatments helps adults.

    BUT take that with a grain of salt because (1) drinking water fluoride should have topical benefits too right? And (2) you should place more trust in organizations and bodies of research than a secondhand anecdote from a single dentist.

  • Canada here. Not aware of any limitations advertised.

    I can taste the variations in chlorine and iron content between cities and towns (pipe vs well water). I’m assuming that would overpower any fluoride taste if it’s even sensible.

  • No mobile app…at least not iOS. Did you find one for Android?

    I just place a bookmark to the web interface on my home screen to trick me into the “app feel”.

  • I don’t think you should switch away from Immich, this was just an “embedded in Nextcloud” suggestion. Sometimes nice to quickly glance at my photo library from the mobile app, esp if confirming uploads went through.

    I’ve never experienced that bug, glad you were backed up. Also got HEIC working, I think it involved adding a line to the PreviewGenerator php conf.

  • Memories has come a long way.

    I don’t think it has the specific features you requested, sorry. But I like it as something that’s baked into my Nextcloud container (esp. as I haven’t had the time to set up Immich yet).

  • Let’s try not to fight over the false dichotomy a headline is designed to produce.

    It’s bad if we have no choice but to work like peasants to survive.

    It’s good if you enjoy working with your hands and probably most people would benefit from doing that more, even if you don’t want to do so full time.

    The important takeaway from the article is “Fuck that guy”

  • That’s wild! I thought you’d have to block all packets headed to MS or the WAN entirely.

  • So great, signed your guestbook!

    Random question, why is index.html just a pointer to home.html?

  • Lots of windows apps behind Remote Desktop vms at my workplace too.

    Do you have to maintain licenses for Windows XP and such? What a sorry state of affairs.

  • Can you at least use the AI toilets on the shelves in the stores?

  • Regardless of whether you call it a sale, regular, or inflated prices aren’t you still saving money by buying when it’s relatively low?

    I’m aware of the psychology of marketing and the trickery of things like Black Friday. But unless the sale price is literally the same as it was when not on sale, then I’m not following.

    Edit: in your Asian rebate example, is the idea that those customers want to see a high price and then get a big rebate when they buy it? That’s fascinating! (And has probably worked on me too)

  • I’ll also add that maintenance of underground infrastructure is more costly than above ground.