halvar @ halvar @lemm.ee

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I've read the chapter where it's explained yesterday, now that I'm also reminded of the context it makes much more sense.

You can make a religion out of this

why

you are indeed correct. no banana

epic heist movie plots flying 'round here

There might be somewhere, however this is mostly speaking from personal experience. I personally find it pretty hard to do stuff I've set my mind on. Of course there are people with a great deal of motivation who are not having these kinds of problems, but as far as I see most people are not like that.

As far as I understand they could have stopped it but it would have required them swallowing their pride and sharing their data and cooperating with "rival" agencies.

Sadly for most people not having to work leads to apathy. Only the greatest among us are able to actually be productive when they aren't forced to. But I guess "being able to follos your dreams" could mean having the ability to not just waste your time all day.

One rhino too much tho

Shouldn't because it happened in real life. Look up David Reimer.

Good luck climbing hills. Not saying it wasn't done before (I use a "tram" which does it daily), but it's one of the more expensive problems to solve.

Gonna need more evidence than that, to belive such bullshit

I get it, but this ain't a meme

To know this basically for sure, is much worse than anything in the movie itself.

Now that's a misconception, climate change won't kill us, it will only kill most of us. If you think there is any chance for it to literally wipe out all of humanity, you

1. are doompilled
2. severely underestimate how durable the human race, as a whole is. We are literally worse than cockroaches. But hey guys, don't get too calm either. You, as a person, will still most likely suffer, in the event of shit getting seriously out of control (which it probably will at one point).

that was an emotional rollercoaster, tell you what

sounds like propaganda

When I have to set up one of my not-so-privacy-conscius friends' system, I usually install Brave and turn most of the shit off. Not because it's the best choice out there, but because it basically doesn't have a learning curve for ex-chrome users and is still probably the best, when it comes to chromium-based browsers.

Workarounds are generally bad in most software situations. Yes we could tile the windows instead of the tabs, but

• We would have to put them all back in one window when exiting to get them saved
• Alternatively we could use profiles, but that's a hassle on startup.
• It probably eats up more resources
• If we wanted to relocate our "Firefox workplace" to somewhere else (let's say another monitor) we would have to drag multiple windows.
• On linux some window managers are just not there with tiling yet (and they might never be).
• Also it looks bad and is a workaround to something that should just be. Hope I didn't miss anything, and you sir have a nice day :)