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I think it’s a funny warning by a good guy. The message is “get your shit together now before an all-out war”.

I think it’s a funny warning by a good guy. The message is “get your shit together now before an all-out war”.

I guess it’s a funny warning by a good guy. The message is “get your shit together now before an all-out war”.

Off topic: Shouldn’t “that” and “thank” start with a different letter? I pronounce them differently.

Relevant plug with less text and more entertainment:

Who invented the modern computer look and feel – What they wanted and how it went – The sick sad history of computer-aided collaboration:
https://www.quora.com/Who-invented-the-modern-computer-look-and-feel/answer/Harri-K-Hiltunen

Mystery link with a share ID. Few will click it.

I recommend you save a single frame from several versions of a film (VLC: Shift+S) and flip through them quickly in an image viewer that instantly jumps to the next image (Eye of GNOME) to see the differences.

I’ve found surprising differences in cropping, aspect ratio, brightness, and color tone - some people are just incompetent at encoding.

With good but heavy compression, only the finest details are blurred - especially film grain disappears when file size goes down from huge to big. That’s actually a plus sometimes when there’s so much grain I start itching and thinking of an ants’ nest.

My Sony phone records UHD @ 120fps in h.265, 60GB/hour. I’ve never seen a BluRay remux take that much space, but surely they exist.

One good function is cooling while no-one’s in the room, so that the fridge goes quiet when anyone is in hearing distance. Decibel limits for set times of day works about the same.

It’s not just a pump, it’s a linear compressor driven at any frequency or stroke length accoring to the situation, and there’s a variable speed fan with lots of valves for directing cold air to where warmth is detected. It’s hard to hear when the compressor starts because it slowly sneaks up to full speed and full stroke over a minute.

I still haven’t dared to give my LG fridge-freezer network access, but it may have already found its way out via a neighbour’s LG TV.

You might like the original development track that some idiots killed:
https://www.quora.com/Who-invented-the-modern-computer-look-and-feel/answer/Harri-K-Hiltunen
(long story)

I just stumbled upon the term and ran with it.
The experience of deprivation: Does relative more than absolute status predict hostility?
“the absolute level of how well‐off people are”, “objective resources”

I guess when there’s pure relative change of status, absolute status is assumed to stay the same:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8P_AnvUIvJs
(Futurama: “Executive delivery boy”)

Some people believe relative status is more important than absolute, so kicking others down is good.

The arms race will go on until it is regulated and the regulations enforced.

Yes, there was search, and lots of other machinery to benefit users.

“Destruction of OkCupid as an attack against its liberal-skewed user base”
https://lemmy.world/post/24108120

Disagreed. OkCupid worked until Match Group destroyed it.

“Destruction of OkCupid as an attack against its liberal-skewed user base”
https://lemmy.world/post/24108120

Blame people unwilling to pay for security for cheaper phones not having hardware security features.

Blame the other manufacturers for not letting GrapheneOS unlock and relock the bootloader on their good phones with hardware security.

Blame Graphene for not making a lesser version “CharcoalOS” (or something) for other phones, so now I have to use the even less secure, beginner-friendly /e/OS on my Sony phone.

Stupid protocol can’t send the big file if the small file next to it is missing. Gotta have the whole block.

Who benefits of the disagreement? Did they contribute?

Many alternatives doesn’t work. There has to be a central place where everything can be found, like the Fediverse.

Governments push citizens onto Facebook by not providing a publicly funded alternative for what it does, like finding local events, marketplace, and dating. There has to be some central place for everyone to find each other, and even European governments seem to have decided a foreign monopolist should do that.