desktop_user [they/them] @ desktop_user @lemmy.blahaj.zone

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there are forms of suicide that just involve stopping the breathing process or the heart, of which neither is violent. Rules regarding violence should always be conservative in their application, aka if there is a non-violent interpretation why wouldn't that be the intent.

*yor'oe

perhaps you aren't aware of how many instances there are that have much looser rules

it seems to hates any conflict, where's the doxxing, the death threats, the thousands of downvotes (or community notes)?

and this is why humans are bad, a tool is neither good or bad, sure a tool can use a large amount of resources to develop only to be completely obsolete in a year but only humans (so far) have the ability (and stupidity) to be both in charge of millions of lives and trust a bunch of lithographed rocks to create tarrif rates for uninhabited islands (and the rest of the world).

it would almost certainly need to be done at a fast charger, not at home unless it could do only a few cells at a time. Remember the golden rule: "Don't set the house on fire by overloading the wiring".

both can be true, 5k isn't enough to pay for a delivery at a hospital, but should absolutely be enough to clothe a baby for a year or two.

Consider that the more heavily impoverished neglected children there are the more desperate abusable workers there will be in the future. (and homeless, but there are solutions, some soup others stew)

if the chemicals are extremely different in hazard it could be useful to know that it's not a mixture, like a superacid and a strong base.

terrestrial towers are great where there are more people than there would need to be towers and where towers are allowed to be built, getting towers installed in national parks is hard and building them in the middle of nowhere has almost no return on investment, satelite networks could fill this niche where the only current option is wildly expensive satilite phones by Garmin and the likes.

Thankfully some airlines just go with the "you need to be able to lift it into the overhead bin" approach source airline.

if apple managed to create a custom audio transfer standard that supports significantly longer buffering (minutes to hours perhaps) I could see this gimmick being useful, I doubt they would though

specialization of labor is still a good thing, it's just that having enough knowledge to fix basic around the house problems (like a sink) is helpful and, at least where I've lived, it takes less time to learn how to fix a sink than to find a plumber. For larger or more complicated problems, like a toilet or shower, professionals are almost always the better choice.

passwords, which are protected under the 5th amendment of the us constitution

communism hasn't been tried enough

and sex workers work on the sex

this isn't an automobile, cars are designed to survive in the elements, laptops are not.

consider: ai and crypto frequently go together therefore it's use adds a layer of irony.

guess i'llhave to stock up

if you don't know how to fix a sink: learn how and put a bucket under it in the meantime.

paying people to fix your problems develops helplessness and an over-reliance on societal function.