Every time I hear economist, I directly first think about Friedman and the whole thing goes to shit…

How would ketamine help? Sleeping or tripping soldiers aren’t really what you want on the field, or what do I miss?

Ah, shit… Didn’t had the teflon in mind…

Currently I’m only using razors, because I have multiple devices where they fit (a standard razor thing and a knife like thing). Was thinking that this is a very eco friendly way.
Maybe a hard blade to sharpen yourself is really the way to go - although much more work probably, especially when traveling…

I haven’t seen many argue that Israel is in the right. Hamas is nothing I would support, but Israel is undoubtedly going for a complete sweep of Gaza

So, you think original china will take over the communist mainland again?

Yeah, because Friedman’s free market shock doctrine shit just isn’t working.

Free market regulating itself is the next bullshit argument

Usually you need multiple news sources (with their sources included) to get a level of trust, but what would your proposed solution/supposed sources be?

Not quite sure where this happened, maybe it was Colombia. I saw a documentary a few weeks ago about the same issue (was a country in South America, but can’t really say if it was Ecuador, Peru or Colombia). Those mines were used by the locals to earn some money. Then the state sold the rights to an Australian company and with that the locals needed to leave.

So, I guess it’s not really about the environment…

Simpsons jokes never get old

Cows and pigs are great company and can get really attached to you.

How does that differ - but just social norms?

Yeah, especially that it’s just valid a year, sounds stupid.

If they would give us a lifetime of free transport with a little ad tattoo for public transport, I would be fine with it.
But a permanent tattoo for 1 year of using bus/train/bim doesn’t sound really attractive or reasonable

More or less this was just an event to promote public transport stuff - and never was really about the tattoo, but it draws attention. So not needed that someone (or many) really does it

I’m having a 15" mobile external monitor for my business trips, which is powered through my laptop. At least for those mobile displays, this is quite typical. Often you just need one USB C convention for power and video

There is also much punk (e.g. Kein Gerede - WIZO) on the index, so absolutely not tied to nazism in quite some cases, but only being anti establishment

In Austria we have an so called ‘Index’ of creative works, that are not allowed in public or to be sold - not sure if property is disallowed as well.

I don’t think, that hiding things helps any discussion, but I’m usually not the one, that makes those decisions…

I’m using Linux for desktop since years - even my non tech savvy girlfriend uses KDE without issues on her laptop.

What was your issue?

I can’t stand to work with Windows. Is gruesome slow and confusingly designed. Configuration is splittered across the system. Some parts in GUI setting tools, some part in registry, some part in specific files.
Error codes are completely useless under Windows. In Linux the error message gives me at least a clue what’s happening.

I can’t understand how anybody can really work with Windows. Gladly I can do 99% of everything in Linux. Only some industry hardware configuration tools are still stuck on Windows.

Nah, I created a Lemmy account at the start of June (at least the Jerboa installation date says that) and uninstalled boost a few days later. Only checked in on Reddit from time to time with libreddit, to have a look at the John Oliver party.

I deleted or mass-edited all my comments and sent an GDPR request. Only thing left after that is the account deletion.

Didn’t want to give them any traffic anymore, so I avoided everything about it.

I thought the transition from pure black to window with dots was made for thermic reasons, so there is not a hard line between hot and cold glass, and with that less stress on the material.

The complete black border is probably for holding it to the glue, I suspect.

I currently live the remarkable 2 and also had the first one. Wouldn’t want to live without it, but the software is still not really there…
There are some patched versions on GitHub with more functionality, but never tried it.

Company itself argues, they want to be as near to paper as possible. so not many features, which is a fair design choice, but the software still feels sluggish and unoptimized imho