Weslee @ Weslee @lemmy.world

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I'm all for supporting this, but this is not the right community for your advertisement.

I'm from the UK and went to visit my family in America for a few months when I was 20. They were nice people (to me), however I'll always remember how they spoke about others and how they would make fun of the homeless, or talk about people behind their backs.

I was always so shocked because I had never been around a group of people like this, and they were so nice to me, hearing them speak like that has stayed with me more than any of the positive memories I have.

They have 2fa but it's optional

You don't need multiple failed logins if you have the email and password though

Not really 23andMe's fault if people don't secure their accounts properly

I have not used bing loads, but when I have tried it, I have literally never found what I was looking for

I bought a raspberry pi, a SATA SSD and usb adaptor, and installed Plex now I'm the new netflix for my family, they send me movies and shows they want to watch and I put them on there, then they connect to my server and watch

It's been really good

Use yts.mx, if you use any other site, try checking comments first if they have them, if not you can use torrent file viewer to check the download is actually a video file before downloading

Lastly you could try anti virus, but don't rely on it to do your job for you, they can catch most but not always all viruses

It's free, can you not try it yourself?

I cancelled Netflix and prime and went back to piracy a few months ago, it's been a nice blast from the past

Yeah but to see actual signs of life on those planets we'd need to either be able to see clear images of the surface, or have some way (other than the light method we use ATM) to detect microscopic lifeforms, right?

I'm just asking to try understand better, the only mention I've heard of life on other planets have been from chemicals produced by life detected in the light that passes through the planets' atmosphere, but I wouldn't say that is definitive proof

This might be really obvious, but I've never heard anyone mention it specifically - it's well known that light takes time to reach us, so when we look at far away objects, we are also looking back in time - surely this has a huge impact on detecting life?

If we were able to see what planets that could support life look like as they are currently, then perhaps we would see life?

This comment made my back ache

An I the only one who thinks this is exactly what he wanted? Hated seeing the western social media trying to block disinformation, so he buys it and let's the right wing extremists have free rein

It's an open source game engine that has received alot exposure since the whole Unity fiasco

Haha that's funny tell another one, jail isn't for rich people

I stopped paying for and watching the BBC a few years ago, before I cancelled there was so much conservative coverage, they were inviting way more members of the Tory party onto the news

A SATA SSD and a usb adaptor cable

I cancelled Netflix a few months ago, I still pay for Disney+ and my bro pays for Paramount+, and we share those with each other

I ended up also installing Plex on my rapsberry pi and going back to pirating.

Apple themselves say that a phone at consistently higher than 35C will suffer from battery capacity damage