peterg75

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Watermelon rule (lemmy.world)
 
[–] peterg75 21 points 1 year ago (7 children)

No idea what everyone is talking about. I don't see any circles. Is this just one of those "lets see how long these dumbasses will stare at a screen" jokes?

[–] peterg75 -3 points 1 year ago

Just switch to Jerboa. You can do that there.

[–] peterg75 3 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

My suggestion is to always put /home on its own partition and do a fresh install for every major version upgrade. If /home is its own partition it makes it super easy to format / for a fresh install. Avoids all of lib hell.

[–] peterg75 2 points 1 year ago

This is very interesting. Similar concept was behind Esperanto, but it was too complicated. Mini may be too simple though.

[–] peterg75 8 points 1 year ago

A, hands down

[–] peterg75 9 points 1 year ago

I can relate.

[–] peterg75 21 points 1 year ago

This is just a recycled IE meme. Edge is much better than IE, but not as good as FF.

[–] peterg75 6 points 1 year ago

I wasn't referring to a particular story, just the "stand your ground" laws.

[–] peterg75 12 points 1 year ago (6 children)

Brain is just a nerve bag that makes decisions.

While this statement is true, what is also true is that the brain is the only organ we're unable to fully understand, replace (as in through organ donation), and it's what makes us sentient. This is why Row v. Wade had a specific fetal age up until which abortion is permitted. That age coincided with the age at which the brain is developed and the fetus becomes a child which could be delivered. Most of the red-state laws are restricting abortion after the heartbeat can be detected.

All I am saying is that it makes perfect sense, from the biological point of view, why the heart is one of the first major organs to develop: it's main job is to deliver nutrient-rich blood to all other organs so that they can develop as well. But despite that, its not the heart that makes us human, it's the brain.

[–] peterg75 1 points 1 year ago

Using: Motorola Edge + 2022

Likes: Most of all price point. But more importantly what you get with it: wireless charging, 5G support, OLED, awesome battery life, Finger print sensor in the frame, decent camera, un-bloated OS, very useful gestures support. Honestly it's the best device I've used out of the box so far. Had Pixels and Samsung's in the past.

Dislikes: not many. Camera can be better especially in low light. Sometimes need to restart Bluetooth because it fails to connect to my watch.

[–] peterg75 210 points 1 year ago (27 children)

Let's just agree that these states are also the places where the hypocrisy is the strongest.

Just look at the facts: These are the places where you have to preserve the life of a fetus just because you can hear a heartbeat (heart is just a muscle sack that acts as a pump, nothing else), but you can freely shoot your neighbor, a fully gestated human, who has stumbled onto your yard.

You have to remind parents not to have drunken sex with their children, but you cannot let LGBTQ people have a book store or a unisex bathroom.

[–] peterg75 1 points 1 year ago

<It's annoying though as I am literally the only android user in my direct and extended family so they iChat away and I'm left out or it's assumed my wife will update me if required.>

Same

 

 
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  1. Use distributed, federated services like Lemmy, mastodon etc.
  2. Support the hosts with our own funds.
  3. Moderate our own communities.

The second point is the most important. Reddit happened because they are a corporate entity seeking profit. Let's own our social media platforms by actively contributing funds to them.

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