Bilb!

You will be coerced to tolerate it!

It’s true, but it’s a company that doesn’t sell advertisements at least.

If I recall correctly, the idea was that they might have used that part of the band deliberately so that it couldn’t be jammed without also jamming GPS. Either way, we’re just guessing.

When I spend time reading about culture in other countries, especially Japan and South Korea, but also China, it sometimes sounds intolerable to me. Not because I think it can be said to be overall worse than the one I’m in, it’s just bad in ways that I am not acclimated to and would struggle to tolerate. I grew up in the United States, and I have developed spiritual/psychological callouses that let me operate here. Maybe another analogy would be microbiome and immune response.

Anyway, I’m sure the reality is different. These are just the way I make sense of what I hear. After all, people do travel and manage to thrive in many places.

I think it’s more like “unashamed.” A refusal to hide this essential aspect of oneself.

Graham Plattner?

Fine

Me, mostly.

If you don’t mind paying for podcasts you have options. If you don’t want to do that I’m not sure what else you can expect.

Too many people are ignorant of this.

I have a belief (not based in law, just my personal feeling) that once you post something in a conversation in a public forum, you no longer have any natural right to control it. By posting it in a conversation on the public internet, you have, in a practical sense, waved any right to control it. That is a part of a conversation that belongs to the public, and you gave your comment away freely. It is public record. You cannot demand that it be forgotten or erased any more than I can demand that something I said to my friends yesterday be forgotten and erased.

If I hosted a forum, I would make it clear that this is the policy, and I would not allow people to delete comments that they posted. Edits would be allowed, but the history would be available. Deletions would only ever happen if I was legally compelled.

This all gets complicated if someone posts private information about a third party. I would rapidly delete such posts and ban such users. The third party never consented to anything, so it’s not the same.

I’m not sure what that means, but I will forever keep you in my prayers! 🙏

If you don’t cook them, yes.

Beast is more attractive as a beast than as a pretty boy human. That’s my unsolicited opinion, and you have to be nice to me because it’s pride month.

For what it’s worth, I’m with you. /s is for cowards! YOLO that shit 😎

I want your /srv/stash folder

Oh, well you see with Vaultwarden what you do is just don’t update it until you’re forced to because the clients stop being able to talk to it. ;)

I got it up and running in about 10 minutes just yesterday, but that’s probably because I spend a couple of days learning how to use quadlets and getting my remote access scheme figured out.

It’s more than enough some types, but I agree, probably not the average lemmy user. I’m happy enough with their search results to pay for a higher tier.

Yeah, I hear you. There’s really no practical difference between saying 174cm and 17.4dm I think from the American perspective where 6ft is a sort of benchmark for adult male height, so psychologically that 6 looms large. CMs obviously work fine, but I’m trained to see the bigger 17 as a sort of benchmark/goal. None of that is healthy or rational, though.

Maybe it’s easier to say “Oh, they’re 17dm” or “15dm” and get a general sense for the height of a person. When you need to get precise, it’s not useful.

I get that. I wouldn’t publish the code anywhere until an alpha is more or less ready and pretty well tested, and yes, I understand the importance of making sure it behaves in an expected, performant and pro-social manner with the existing compatible fediverse apps.

I’m not too worried about it, but thanks for your genuine concern about my reputation. ;) Since I’m the one writing the code, I’m more worried about the quality of that, if anything.