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I’m sure the Ukrainian drone manufacturers really appreciate this. The cheaper they are the more you have at depots, the bigger the boom when you bomb them.

Markor

I’m partial to oat milk myself. Vanilla unsweetened is refreshing.

While spinach does contain a lot of calcium. It also contains several enzymes that make the uptake of that calcium from spinach difficult.

I’ve used casaos for a while and it works great. Super easy to update everything and simple setup.

KDE itinerary. Keeps track of all my train tickets, airline tickets, hotel bookings, etc… all offline. This is quite handy, especially for via rail in Canada as often internet can be sketchy when you need to bring up your tickets.

Garlic on grilled cheese.

I do building maintenance. I might have to explain wiring and electrical to them. But plumbing has been around since roman times, so I think they would get it.

By puffing up the company for the IPO then the class action fraud suit will bankrupt what is left after paying out the CEO.

I was just talking about my friend group which is quite small. I don’t really want to hear from people outside of that.

I’m trying to get friends into using manyverse myself. I’m trying to get away from corporate owned social media as much as possible, which is why I’m typing this right now on Lemmy.

Signal?

I’ve been sailing the high seas since BBS’s reigned supreme. Btw, there are telnet BBS’s.

I’m getting less than 1% battery loss over night. But I have the unihertz tank and it has a 22000mAh battery.

Sony lost any moral high ground when they put a commercial for a Toyota on my Blu-ray of 1408 which retailed for $35 at the time. And of course, you can’t skip it.

I have a laptop I bring all over just for media. It works great in hotel rooms too.

AI allows us to do more with less just like any other tool. It’s no different than an electric drill or a powered saw. Perhaps in the future we will see more immersive environment games because much of the immersive environment can be made with AI doing the grunt work.

You do have a point. Most of the issues I’ve ever had on any of my computers has been with windows. Linux just keeps on humming along. Every one of the hand me down laptops I seem to get because they are “too slow”, gets wiped, Linux installed and they work great after.

Life is change. It’s literally the only thing you can 100% depend on. Once you accept that, not fear it, just accept it, you can move on to the great things that are here and now in the present.

About 5 years ago, my Dad went into the hospital due to low oxygen levels (he had cancer), this was in the morning. I went to work and while I was working the customer had a massive stroke and died. This was while watching her grand kids. No one noticed until her daughter came home. The stress of all that combined with my Dad’s failing health brought me as close as I have ever come to a breakdown.