My printer is on a separate network and traffic to and from it is controlled via pfSense. There isn't a single "smart" device in my network.
There isn't enough long-range armament hitting ground in Russia if they still have time, resources, and will for disinformation campaigns.
It was the remains of fish which we ground into powder and fed to other fish and sheep, whose remains we ground into powder and fed to other sheep and cows, whose remains we ground to powder and fed to other cows.
Just because the mode of payment changes with the technical abilities of the medium doesn't change that.
Not according to German, French, and I suspect most of other european countries laws. Only torrenting copyright-protected content is against the law because you're uploading the content (distributing) while downloading.
Would you call it piracy to yank out the ad insert from a free newspaper and throw it into the trash without looking at it? Because that's the exact analog from the non-digital world. Just because the mode of payment changes with the technical abilities of the medium doesn't change that.
What is more racist, though? The average cop or the average LLM? I'd wager a guess it's the average cop. So, it would still be a net benefit.
Breaking Bad and Avril Lavigne in one meme about linux vs windoze ... what a ride ...
Aww, you angry you didn't get the green grayon
Slams!
Weder "kommt die Kälte rein" noch "geht die Wärme raus" im Sinne der Thermodynamik. Die Grundsätze der Thermodynamik haben damit tatsächlich gar nichts zu tun, da die diese sich auf geschlossene Systeme beziehen. Tatsächlich greift hier die Strömungsmechanik. kältere Luft strömt nach unten und wärmere Luft nach oben. Die treibende Kraft ist die wärmere Luft. Ist es draußen kälter, strömt die warme Luft oben bei den offenen Fenstern raus. Durch den entstehenden Unterdruck wird kältere Luft von draußen unten an den offenen Fenstern reingesogen. Wind spielt natürlich auch eine Rolle. Thermodynamik spielt quasi nur bei geschlossenen Fenstern eine Rolle, bzw bei Temperaturaustausch ohne Luftaustausch.
It's clear from the context what you want to say, but it should be "stand up for racial equality" or "stand up against racial inequality".
That's why I'm a handsomely paid consultant, and you're not.
A story in pictures and a few words. So, Valheim's stupid asshole RNG sent me on half a world tour just to get to the Elder:
On the bright side, Haldor happened to be right next to the Elder. Like, really right next to it:
Usually I'd erect two or three indestructible pillars with the hoe to defeat the Elder. It's pretty easy anyways, but I wondered if it had the same restrictions as all the regular mobs when it comes to Haldor's force field. Turns out, it has. If you're inside Haldor's force field the Elder will just go on an erratic demented stroll through the woods (quite fitting) and just randomly shoot in all directions instead of attacking you.
Even easier picking than usual :)
In case you want to experience it yourself, the world seed is 3Wy3wVd6Lj
I really like lemmy and have stopped using reddit months ago. My only real gripe with lemmy is the title: when a conversation gets going in the comment section, that gets killed when the post is deleted, for whatever reason. I can't even go back to a conversation and have a look at the comment threads to "dwell in nostalgia" (or whatever) if the post to the comment section gets deleted. Piecing the threads together from the inbox and my comments on my profile, and continuing a discussion via direct messages is cumbersome and kind of antithetical.
So, feature request, I guess: Enable retrieving comment sections of deleted (removed from community) posts. Bonus points if new comments could be added after the deletion (/removal) of a post.
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