I use ear muffs to protect my ears from cold

edit: and in places it is popular to eat muffaletta

surprisingly yes and i eventually passed it on to a new owner when i left

one thousand years ago i lived in the dorms in a not fun city then my goes to san francisco and gets me the big crazy hand blown fat piped monster. word spread and soon people were coming by and bringing their friends for a sesh and i never had to buy any weed for like 2 glorious years

If you wet your hands first you only need a tiny drop of undiluted soap. Rub hands together vigorously for about 10 seconds to make a foamy lather. I stretch it out by always trying to use as little as possible from the dispenser.

Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could that they didn’t stop to think if they should.

The French magazine ads for tech in the 1990s were absolutely wild

Do you mean this software? https://support.ts.fujitsu.com/Search/SWP1193696.asp

Nearly all are run by companies making money by recording as much of your data as possible.

A commercial cloud app could be entirely private but then the company would not be able to take your data.

As someone who loves dogs and has had a couple of wonderful dogs, I don’t think this would work because dogs aren’t using sounds as a language. My experience is that they communicate as much or more with body language as sound.

My dog bark has a bark to get my attention but she shows me the reason. For example, bark while standing by and looking at food bowl means she wants food. If she wants to go out for a walk (always) she will bark and bring me her leash. If she wants me to follow her, she will bark and gesture or look in the direction.

Reminds me of a joke that someone invented a dog translator and all dogs say is “hey” but maybe they say it in different ways to mean different things.

Age has nothing to do with it.

I guy I know in his 60s (with a beard and big bear belly) who was single for a long time. Then he wrote a kind and very honest profile on a few dating sites about who he is (and isn’t) and what he’s looking for. The response was huge and he met a lot of people. Now 4 years later he’s in a committed long term relationship.

SystemD is the startup and service manager on most, but not all, linux distros.

Alaska and Hawaii are not parts of Europe

eta /s

They had donuts and ice cream bars at my local dispensary!

You seem like the type that really likes stereotypes instead of depth of understanding and nuance.

they had to pay $7.8m in refunds for being scammy: https://www.distractify.com/p/betterhelp-controversy-explained

i don’t trust anything associated with betterhelp

not having to trust the server itself for data confidentiality

One of the main reasons to self-host is that you can trust the server, since its yours and you are the admin.

It’s always funny to me to read a history of something I lived through written by someone who didn’t. I don’t think anyone who was in the industry at the time would say the Zip drive dominated the 1990s.

To set the scene, most people in the 90s didn’t own a computer at all and the majority of people who did own a computer never owned a zip drive. While Zip was the most successful of the Superfloppies, it was never ubiquitous. By the sales numbers, 10-15% of computer owners bought zip drives. Compare to a floppy or CDROM which is close to 100%.

The reason it vanished quickly was simple: Zip was never that good and CDRW was much better. As soon as the prices dropped for CDRW, Zip was a goner.

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