Morefan @ Morefan @retrolemmy.com

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False choice. Self hosting is an option, and not even that difficult these days.

People are lazy.

I recently started using it because it's actually a search engine like Google used to be. I wouldn't be surprised to hear it's gaining traction. Google.com is just a website. I don't think they realize just how quickly we can switch to other providers.

Flipper Zero doesn't even have WiFi. At most it's a screen and button input device for ESP8266, ect.

Boo.

Remember when Firefox was a lightweight stripped-down browser and you simply added features that you wanted via extensions?

Me to, me to.

You can manage profiles from the About Profiles page when Firefox is open. If Firefox won't start or you need certain options, you can also start the Profile Manager when Firefox is closed.

This is the inevitable long term goal and result of CORRUPTION.

I'm not advocating for capitalism.

Corruption exists in both capitalistic and socialist systems.

Well yes but that's the whole point. If there's no one local it'll be downloading from a CDN regardless.

Steam can do that now but first gotta enable it for friends. Works great for multiple computers on a slower internet connection. One downloads it then shares to the rest.

I'll wait for a sale but looks cool.

Ster-il-ize

Penumbra Overture, never finished it but was fun exploring and figuring out stuff.

So, what did February look like in the pre-industrial period of 1850-1900?

We do have weather data back to the 1870s in the U.S. and can look at Minneapolis to compare:

Check out the cold outlier months of Feb 1875 and Feb 1936 w/average high temperature below 8°F

Feb 1877 and 1878: 41°F and 40°F Feb 2024: 43°F

Taking into account 150-years of global warming of about 2°F, we can see 2024 and 1877 and 1878 are equivalent.

What was happening in 1877 and 1878? A very strong El Niño, just like this recent February.

Also, 1882 was very war, also over 40°F.

https://twitter.com/RyanMaue/status/1765769878009418021

In other words, the ongoing global weather patterns and warmth are exactly what a climate scientist who understands variability would expect. It is easily explainable.