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kenbw2 @ kenbw2 @lemmy.world
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Eating meat creates four times more greenhouse gases than being vegan, landmark study finds

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  • If you choose to drive a car and burn 10 litres of fuel, the responsibility is on you, not the oil company that produced it for you

    • More children can use passport e-gates after UK rule change

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  • I dislike these gates, I don't trust that they're not using the data to advance their facial recognition

    • What are people using for webmail software these days?

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  • I'm using SnappyMail but I'm sadly missing Rainloop

    I know it's a fork, but the new work seems sloppy and badly implemented. Rainloop was a brilliant UX. It's a shame it's no longer developed

    • "ActivityPub not suitable for implementation as the base federation layer in diaspora"

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  • Yea probably similar to how Lemmy and Kbin are theoretically compatible. ActivityPub doesn't guarantee that, it's only because they happen to use ActivityPub in the same way. If one of them changes their implementation, compatibility breaks.

    I do often wonder how much it matters that all these platforms use ActivityPub

    • What Reddit client did you use before the API changes?

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  • Same but stuck on an old version because I don't have Google Play Services

    • what counts as a distro

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    • Shitty old town starter pack

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  • Yea imagine buildings being made of bricks and not match sticks

    • Eurostar: Facial verification system to reduce queues at St Pancras

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  • Eurostar said it would like to make the new technology - a first for UK rail travel - available to more customers in future, if it proves successful.

    A first for UK rail travel? Where else would it even be applicable?

    • Every generation has some product/ingredient that they didn’t know was dangerous at the time: tobacco, lead, asbestos, etc. What is that item for this generation?

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  • What's the threshold for "high doses"?

    • Every generation has some product/ingredient that they didn’t know was dangerous at the time: tobacco, lead, asbestos, etc. What is that item for this generation?

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  • What's the threshold for "high doses"?

    • Thanks for your service

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  • I'm guessing they're saying the quality of Taylor Swift's music peaked and dropped similarly to the Fed's rate?

    • I've spent all week figuring out some stupid software dev bug at work. Meanwhile voyager gets bumped like 10 version numbers

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  • Firefox on Android supports it nicely, but still puts entries into history

    • Online Safety Bill: Algorithms that lead boys to Andrew Tate content targeted

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  • The difficult question is how to decide what opinions are acceptable and which ones should be banned

    I don't think it's safe for a government to be in charge of banning certain political opinions. Even if you personally disagree with them

    • Online Safety Bill: Algorithms that lead boys to Andrew Tate content targeted

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  • Lemmy literally has an algorithm to rank posts

    Or do you sort your posts by new?

    What would you propose for YouTube?

    • Using agency workers to cover strikes found to be unlawful

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  • I think this is easily solved. I think both of you are right/wrong in your logic.

    Judge A has an undisclosed reason X for a decision

    Union Head B presents reason Y for a decision

    X could equal Y. But we have no evidence either way. So X and Y could be entirely different or they could be the same

    • How does an instance of Lemmy, especially a larger one like lemmy.world pay for costs involved with running a Lemmy instance in a sustainable way?

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  • That's to support the Lemmy software but I'm looking to donate to the Lemmy.world instance

    • How does an instance of Lemmy, especially a larger one like lemmy.world pay for costs involved with running a Lemmy instance in a sustainable way?

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  • Could you share a link? I've been trying to find a way to donate

    • Shout out to the oil, meat, and shipping industries

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  • Wait, is this true?

    • What is a beautiful concept or idea that continues to blow your mind?

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  • Reminds me of the statement that you can't dissect a rabbit to find out why it's cute

    • Will we look back at today's "go green" initiatives as stupid and inadequate?

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  • Both are true. The oil companies will lobby to maintain their position, yes. But you'll also make the choice to drive places when maybe you could cycle