KoalaUnknown @ KoalaUnknown @lemmy.world

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You can but signals can only go so far and the earth is round so you need a mesh network with a lot of users to make it work.

They have always had more accurate news than the mainstream media, they just have a roundabout way of giving it.

When Bank of America announced 0% downpayment loans for people living in red lined communities with an abnormally low home value, Reddit was flooded with posts saying "BoA is giving better loans to black people" completely ignoring that the loans had no race qualifications. All it takes is one poorly summarized post and the whole site starts screaming nonsense.

There are some good sources on YouTube like Crash Course. The problem is when people get their information from posts or channels that are not peer reviewed.

Yeah but if you are using towers it isn’t decentralized.

It wouldn’t work over long range though unless it had a lot of users.

I know people in Cuba used to have a decentralized Internet mesh network, but I don’t know about mobile phones. There have probably been some large crime groups who have made their own networks.

Apple already does it.

cries with iOS

I had a gameboy and an iPod touch as a kid. Safari was disabled on the later.

I would talk to a psychiatrist who specializes in ADHD, but I had a lot of success dealing with my anxiety on Strattera and Lexapro. Depending on your state, psychedelics may also be a treatment option.

What annoys me isn't that they ask for a tip, it's how much they ask. I'm willing to round up to the nearest dollar if the service was good, but those little iPads always seem to ask for at least 15%. I am not giving a 15% tip to someone who only pressed buttons on a tablet.

I’m glad they didn’t acquire it. I don’t need one more corporation collecting every ounce of data they can on me to sell to advertisers.

10b in advertising revenue a year doesn’t seem like a money sink to me.

I’m pretty sure he uses all new phones.

Most all NVME come with a data migration software. If you are worried about complexity I would recommend a Samsung as their software is the best and very easy to use.

I would make sure GPU-Z claims it to be a 3070ti and then run the Time Spy benchmark from 3DMark to make sure it performs as expected.

NVMEs are cheap af nowadays. You can get a 1tb from Best Buy or Microcenter for like $40.