алсааас [she/they] @ alsaaas @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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personally, I'm really glad they are not writing kernel level rootkits disguised as games for Linux yet

Please, I hate discussion coms turning into meme chambers

Whooosh

"Help! I'm stuck in a paper writing factory"

aren't there literally studies about the size that only accepted measurements by medical professionals?

yes, as long as ppl don't try to run malware masquerading as video games that is

Idk how Boost handles it, but on Jerboa and Eternity it doesn't make much of a difference whether it displays profiles properly or not

I think breaking peoples profiles is just a Voyager thing

(works fine on Eternity, Jerboa and Racoon)

This, plus, the vaccines were mostly developed with public money/university grants, but for the last 10-20% companies took the rights, made it for-profit and put it under patent to prevent the world from gaining immunity.

The example of the polio vaccine should be standard procedure

you would think that millions of dead and millions suffering from long-covid would be enough incentive to actually focus on providing available vaccines to everybody, even for bourgeois "democracies"...

I usually go with Bandcamp, SoundCloud and YouTube (latter two in rare cases) downloads when I can't find it as a Torrent or on Soulseek (using Nicotine +)

sometimes, especially with niche artists, there aren't that many high quality flacs out there in the first place

Always been a massive fan of the imperative mandate and am glad to see a pioneering trial of it (ofc not for the idea or it's implementation in general, but this taking place in a relatively large online space) in our little corner of the Fedi-/Lemmyverse!

Unfortunately that is proprietary software, i.e. it restricts the users four essential freedoms :/

this, I always use external downloads when downloading in "bulk"

I used to use a few TG bots too back in the day, but switched entirely to Annas archive in terms of ebooks, which I can rly recommend

Capitalism alienates people from their labour. Simulated labour — like in videogames or truck driving/farming sims — returns it to it's "original" state, which is rewarding and fulfilling. But without the (material) barrier of entry and hurdles (like relatively high required effort) that IRL hobbies have

The article is fairly short, no? or am I missing something

Firefox reader mode estimates 22 – 27 minutes

That's a shorter read than most good papers and faaar shorter than a book

EDIT: nvm am stoopid