MuchPineapples @ venoft @lemmy.world

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The no common sense part refers to you putting a plastic glove in the oven.

My favorite hypothesis is we just didn't invent something akin to subspace radio yet. It's like thinking your little remote island is the only populated one because noone responds to your smoke signals, while the rest of the world uses radio.

The article was written by the Directorate-General for Climate Action of the EU, idiot.

Reporting science is never wrong, go back to your extremist anti-science buddies and complain to them.

Probably until I get sick or die of old age.

I'll probably do things like ransack my local library for book like the SAS handbook, plant identification, etc to bring with me, hijack a truck that's already ready to go, load all useful stuff including a small backup car/motorbike and head for the sub-tropics somewhere to a forest next to a city.

Seriously, I image a digger can dig one of those halve moons every few seconds or so if it is equiped with a custom shovel. And maybe sprinkle in some fertilizer to kickstart the growth.

Not really fallen for, but at some point you don't really have a choice. So in Bali near the waterfalls you sometimes have these people who claim to work for some official company asking for the entrance fee, but of course they don't. But are you gonna just say no and keep on driving to save like 2,50 bucks when 2 burly guys are telling you to stop?

Value wise it's not very good: you could have made the sauces yourself, slice your own cheese, cut your own broccoli, make your own muffins if you really want to save, make your own mac and cheese, etc. Would save you probably 50%.

Boiling your own beets takes so fucking long, I had no idea. 4 hours on the stove for a simple beet. No thanks, I'll just buy them in a jar.

Sorry to tell you, but all your Lemmy information is already in all kinds of data broker databases. Data on Lemmy isn't private, like, at all. It's the whole philosophy of the federated ecosystem.

The computers in star trek have no real intelligence, everything needs user input. I mean, their weapons don't even auto aim.

There's this hilarious 'hack' where you can make it draw penises by using the typos that exist in the training data.

No one said it's private. It's not commercial, there's a difference.

Pink salt is just contaminated pure salt. In a normal world that would be considered trash quality.

Thousands in a country where the wage is like 50 bucks per month is a lot.

The neonazis spring to mind.

Lemmy and the fediverse is the opposite of privacy. Everything you do (as in: post, comment, like, follow, subscribe, block) is being recorded and shared with everyone. There is no need to sell data, because it is already public domain.

In this way Lemmy is waaay worse for the users privacy than Reddit.

At this point just use streamio-web. Make the server go through a vpn and all your apps will be protected. Then just make the server public. (Although a warning about making services like this open to the whole web is probably needed)

Ah FINALLY there is a good fork. FreeCAD exists now for like 15 years, but almost no one uses it because the ui absolutely sucks. And the worst part is, the maintainers know it but they refuse to change it because they think they're geniuses and everyone else should conform to their twisted vision of cad ui instead of following the standard of literally every other cad program out there.

What if you don't have a decent graphics card? Wait 5 minutes for your URL completion to finish?

That gap? Oh, I was in the foreign legion. I'm not allowed to talk about it. Now where were we?