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chat applications should not have a learning curve

When Microsoft tries to be funny... Cringe

Torrenting rare content be like:

Downloading from 0 of 0 peers
229.5MB of 1.25GB (18.2%) - remaining time unknown

Mysterious peer with some amount of the data where did you go? How much data do you have? Will I ever see you again?

I am glad slice of life genre exists

felt like reposting this for no reason in particular

Having a child has a 7% regret rate. Knee replacements have a 6-30% regret rate. Generally, surgeries have a 14% regret rate.

Transitions and trans related surgeries have a 1% regret rate.

It's never your free speech. It's always _their_ free speech.

i am now remembering the time some random people who worked for large tech companies made an ios app that didn't let you do anything except say gm ("good morning") to other people, and included database credentials in the app, which was promptly compromised, and all of the users phone numbers were compromised, because the app used phone numbers for some reason, and then they put out a pithy fluffy statement in which they refused to accept any real responsibility
https://gm.town/

watches paths of glory on this

electrods can only be used up to 20 times, and I can't pay for new ones as it's 20€ for 16 electrods (I have to use 4 each time) to be able to use my TENS as much as needed.

My meds don't help at all and I yell and cry out of pain a lot.

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it sucks having nuanced views on the internet

"systemd has the right goals but also has poor architecture: i like operating it but i don't like its underlying design" is so much harder to digest than "systemd good" or "systemd bad"

"sandboxing is good when done in a way that gives users the ability to control how their programs run, and doesn't have to make your computer locked down like iOS" is harder to digest than "sandboxing good' or "sandboxing bad".

"verified boot that lets users control the signing key allows users to verify that the boot sequence is what they want it to be, ensuring that their FDE isn't compromised; however, most existing implementations give vendors control that should belong to users" is harder to digest than "verified boot good" or "verified boot == DRM".

it's hard not to sound like a corporate shill, which is the opposite of what I'm trying to be whenever I start talking about security. Fossbros have given the entire FLOSS community these warped preconceived notions on what sandboxing, verified boot, and even Systemd are and aren't.