pufferfisherpowder @ pufferfisherpowder @lemmy.world

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Fair point but Linux is inherently safe either? The local library here has client PCs running Ubuntu 16.04 lts.. my point being that IT infrastructure is only ever as secure as the amount of continuous effort you put into securing it. Linux doesn't solve that.

My Biology teacher put it pretty neatly: "Fungi are Fungi."

Are you giving out a license for all your posts? Are you following up on the usage or is it more of a symbolic act?

How do you like it better than chat gpt? Isn't it the same thing?

You mean the worse they treat them the greater the greatness, right? Like Sparta, right bro?

I didn't say anything, but the post you're originally referring to is not talking about max speeds either, but ranges. I.e. average speeds. In a hilly city you might well reach 30 or even 60kph downhill. But it's then even less likely to hit that as an average, at some point you will have to go up that hill again.

Totally agree on changing the view of city planners though. Even if I'm lucky enough to live in a city where this already very much reality.

It's not too bad, really! Provided the trains are on time. And the fact that it takes away from the freedom of a bike only commute. As in, the thing I love about biking is that it's all up to me. If I leave on time and my equipment is maintained well, there's few things, short of a flat or crash, or a similar unforeseen condition, that will slow me down. And if I need to go faster I go harder. Absolutely love biking past a good traffic jam.

You are indeed delirious it seems! There's absolutely no way to average 30kph in a city. Not even with an E-Bike capped at 45kph max. Even on flat open ground, no traffic, no traffic lights, stops, whatever, a 30kph average is a approaching a road bike training average. It's an utterly impossible speed for a normal commuter on a city bike.

Bike infrastructure can be combined with other modes of transport. My daily commute is 56km in a mix of bike, bike in train, bike. Around 45min per way. I'm certainly not the only one either.

How about crucifixion? Some fresh air might do you well!

It's your prerogative to find them insufferable is what I meant to say. Your criticism and opinions are fair enough.

That's a dick way of saying fuck off but I mean they do provide a free service. If they have a vision and don't want to deal with random people whining about it that's their prerogative. Same as yours to find that utterly insufferable.

But it arguably lacks the physical response of a button. When in doubt you still have to look at the screen. If it has some kind of haptic feedback it might be the same.

That's yeah. ... Bigger corps have people specifically organising the SharePoint (amongst other responsibilities). Tbh I don't think that's all too strange, I used to spend a couple of hours every other month sorting my personal files.

On the Chromecast, one of the other reasons I got one. There's some localised content I get to access like that.

I considered a VPN on the router but a) the router provided by our ISP doesn't support that, so it would be another investment and b) I didn't want to introduce a potential point of headache for when I'm not around. I.e. my non tech savvy partner having trouble with the VPN.

Nah, a Chromecast with Google TV is a super cheap and reliable way to sail the high seas. Stremio, VPN, some kind of debrid service. Works better than any legal streaming service my friend told me. Not that I would ever try to hurt the poor studios.

You can send calendar invites to non work addresses as well. Google Calendar does anyway. But Instagram doesn't show email addresses?

Mx Ergo, best of both worlds

Tbh privacy aside the only way to get any LLM to sound like you is to train it on your data. If that would be possible locally I'd be all for it. Maybe not necessarily got SMS but certainly for work mail.

If you think cleaning is picking up after yourself you haven't actually cleaned. If I had just a tiny bit more disposable income I'd love to spend it on someone properly cleaning the apartment.

Between two full time jobs, commute, and a toddler there is not much time, much less energy, to clean beyond a quick vacuum, and wipe down of the bathroom once a week.