Here’s a real shell trick for you:
Remove the arrow keys from you keyboard for a month or two.
Seriously, do it. Do you know how to jump to the beginning of the line? The end? Move one word back? One character back? After a month without arrow keys you will know, trust me.
Everyone? Nothing. People have different tastes. Everyone should read the books they like.
Just finished watching it. Best show I’ve seen in a long time. Exactly my type. Simple idea but with some depth, perfect balance between being entertaining and down to earth kind of show. Thanks.
Then I would be checking privacy and data sharing agreements, not AI agreements.
It’s just a tool, it doesn’t really matter. A good doctor will not blindly trust AI only because his employer allowed him to use it. If you notice the services get worse after that then change the provider. Most likely you will not be able to find any puritan healthcare provider that bans the use of all AI. There is a way to use those tools responsibly and you just have to look for doctors that know how to do it. Looking only for doctors that don’t use any AI will just limit your choices and make the possibility of getting shitty care greater.
This sounds great. You still need a subscription to use it? I may be the thing that finally convinces me to get one.
If you’re using any DNS based blockers and the IP is in the hosts file it will still resolve, right? To block IP you would have to setup some completely different solution like a firewall.
It’s different for developers. A lot of useful tools are resource heavy.
No idea, I never touched paramotors. From what I know it just lets you fly without wind so it should be safer than paragliding because you can fly when it’s really calm. I would say it’s as approachable as paragliding. Find a good instructor and you can dip your toes, see if you like it.
I would say that casual flying can be pretty much as safe as skiing or rock climbing. It’s an extreme sport and accidents happen but most of them are minor. The risk of something serious happening on a beginners wing and on a calm day is rather low. The problem is that flying on a calm day gets boring (you’re zig-zagging close to the mountain all the time) and to keep learning and advancing you have to do more and more dangerous things. It’s typical for people to push until they get out of their comfort zone and hit a limit. I knew people that did one or two solo flights and were done. Others pushed until first minor injury. I tried cross country flying and it was too much for me. Others are fearless and become real pilots. Each step means new dangers and higher risk.
Yes and no. Definitely acro is way more deadly than casual flying but I’ve seen and heard about weird accidents happening to people without doing anything crazy. A friend of mine wanted to do a tandem flight. She took off with very experienced pilot on a very calm day and some totally random downdraft suddenly pulled them down and they landed hard in the middle of the mountain. By some miracle both were fine. A lot that happened in my area were foreign tourist not familiar with the terrain and not having enough experience trying to fly on normal days and simply making stupid mistakes.
Won’t help them much when Google makes Android closed sourced and hides security fixes from them.
Sure, you can donate. I’m just saying it’s not a good solution to the problem at hand. But it’s a good solution to other problems and it will work short term.
No, not really. This is not a real alternative. Google will still try to kill alternative ROMs and it’s just a matter of time before GrapheneOS will no longer be maintainable. A push for true Linux mobile OS is needed. Time is running out.
I think about going back to paragliding from time to time but it’s just too expensive to do casually, requires time I’m no longer willing to dedicate to it and is a bit too dangerous for me now. But if I had a lot of money, didn’t have to work and had unbreakable bones…
No one said anywhere it’s a “community who cares”. ‘Ask Lemmy’ simply says “A Fediverse community for open-ended, thought provoking questions”. lemmy.world is simply “A generic Lemmy server for everyone to use.”. I think you just misunderstood something.
It actually is a perfect explanation. If you don’t get it it’s on you.
The other guy just said ‘no one cares’. It’s not aggressive in any way, it’s informative. I also don’t care at all about karma. I didn’t care when I was on reddit and I care even less now. If you agree with this sentiment you can upvote it, if you don’t agree you can downvote. 0 emotions are involved. Then you attacked this guy accusing him of hate. No one was hostile until you showed up.
I didn’t know that one. I use vi all the time but my brain can’t handle it in the command line. Two different muscle memories clash.