sibloure @ sibloure @beehaw.org

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Yes. Humans were born out of this universe just like everything else. It's all nature. Even free will gets fuzzy when psychologists look into it. Some might say people have just as much free as a river that "chooses" its course and then fabricate a story after the fact about how they chose this or that, ignorant to external and internal (brain) influences. And then it starts to get fuzzy what's internal and what's external. Our brain is a part of the external world, and the external world we study is built by our subjective perceptions.

I installed it on a M1 MacBook and everything seemed to work fine except I think it had trouble resuming from sleep and I had to force restart it every time. This was over a year ago so I'm not sure if this may still be an issue with Asahi, and I no longer have it to test further.

Cool! That is a neat idea

If you use Linux most mainstream distros allow you to encrypt your hard drive during OS installation using LUKS. You can also use Gnome Disk Utility to encrypt an external hard drive (using LUKS).

Veracrypt is cross platform but personally I use LUKS since it is integrated into the OS.

Here is a guide explaining more: https://tails.net/doc/encryption_and_privacy/encrypted_volumes/index.en.html

I was able to get spoken directions working with Organic Maps on GrapheneOS using RHVoice (https://f-droid.org/packages/com.github.olga_yakovleva.rhvoice.android/)

Your art is really good! How did you learn your technique?

I would transition to Linux slowly and use the official apps at first. Try it for a semester to keep things stable and simple, and then next semester you can gradually replace a few apps with FOSS alternatives and evaluate how well they work.

I wish I could figure that out. I've tried FreeBSD on my laptop, but Bluetooth wouldn't work, I couldn't install Signal, and basic apps I use daily are not available on FreeBSD. I'm not sure who uses it or what they use it for.

I'm not sure if you mean you want the gap or not. Probably some CSS margin on the outermost container. You can use the Inspector in Firefox's Developer Tools to highlight that area and adjust the margin.

But I'm just pulling this out of the top of my head. I'm not at home where I can test this.

This is just a ploy to build a huge database of civilian facial scans for further monitoring. Yes, we already have driver's licenses and photo IDs but real-time scans will train systems to be more accurate to identify and get the population used to and comfortable with being tracked on a daily basis.

They seem icky and unsanitary like I'm swimming in a public toilet. They were fun as a kid before I started viewing them that way.

I like to ask for the similarities.

Both apple seeds and baseball cards are small and portable, and both have cultural significance. Apples have been part of human history and mythology for centuries, with symbolic references in various cultures. Baseball, as America's national pastime, has played a significant role in shaping American culture and has a deep-rooted place in the hearts of many people

Does this mean we're all going to die? Like humanity will be gone without a trace? If so, how soon?

I used to live in this general area and I'm really not surprised. The culture is toxic and depressing. So grateful I was able to get out.

Bug fixes are something I didn't consider. Makes sense.

This is a good point. Thanks.

This combined with stow command makes it very simple to "install" your system configuration on a new machine.

Fedora 38 is great. Debian 12 is also good if you prefer apt. But with Fedora just use dnf instead of apt and its basically exactly the same.

I use Openboard. I migrated from iOS and found Openboard to be the most familiar, with key borders turned on in settings.

This is beautiful and impressively professional looking like it's a mainstream OS. Great job.