Comment Re:Physical Aging As Well (Score 1) 38
There's a relevant but fairly rare genetic mutation... (https://www.livescience.com/health/sleep/rare-genetic-mutation-lets-some-people-thrive-on-just-4-hours-of-shut-eye).
Maybe you're one of them.
There's a relevant but fairly rare genetic mutation... (https://www.livescience.com/health/sleep/rare-genetic-mutation-lets-some-people-thrive-on-just-4-hours-of-shut-eye).
Maybe you're one of them.
I sleep 5 hours a night, [...]
You might be one of the lucky few with a very specific genetic mutation...
In 2025 the word "slacker" shouldn't even exist. We have industrial automation, mechanized agriculture, AI and othet gimmicks. US GDP is around 100k per head, that's around 4-500k for a typical Simpsons-like family. Yet such a family earns on average 80k.
There's zero justification for anyone in the US to have to work more than a day per week. That's the "slacking" boundary.
see a pattern ofna split personally on your side (or something).
First you say:
There was no context for them to even mention Kelvin
To which I say:
But they did mention Kelvin
And then you:
I specifically brought up them mentioning Kelvin
Dude. Words have meaning. All of them. Everybody in your head needs to get onnthbsame train bfore you use them to.sharw your inner state with the outside world.
So it should have been "Reaumur says hold my beer" then?
Huh? But they did mention Kelvin:
Kelvin says hold my beer
And his beer is stale by now, too.
They said Kelvin wanted a word (actually wanted to have its beer held) whe suggested that "-40 degreea" doesn't nees further specification, because it's the same temperature for all systems; implying that "Kelvin" would disagree.
It wouldn't.
"... degrees" is only ever Celsius or Fahrenheit, never Kelvin.
It's not "degrees Kelvin", it's just "Kelvin".
"I have no problem if enemies of..." is a key phrase of fascism.
Whatever ot was that your elder generation fought and died against 80 years ago... you're right in the center of that spectrum, and at the opposite end ot your forefathers' conviction. You're literally their enemy.
Currently there are more things not working on Windows - included, but not limited to old hardware support - thannnot working on Linux.
TYOTLL isn't delayed by Linux features, workflow or user friendliness itself.
The problem is: if war ensues tomorrow (which it likely will), and US and EU end up on not-quite-the-same-side (which the POTUS pretty much made clear could be the case, as the US is not on anybody's side bit its own)... could then the US side take influence on the "Euripean AWS" Airbus cloud hosting?
See? That's why it's not sovereign even if they move AWS to EU.
I know that anecdotes aren't data, but I've never seen a properly installed GitLab, except for the official GitLab.com. Every instance I've worked with so far (about 4, spread across 3 different organizations and 2 decades) suffers from occasional random timeouts when authenticating.
For self-hosting, try Fogejo instead. It should be a lot easier to host and administer, and has a nice "smoothness" to it. (I used to use it back when it was still Gitea...)
If society is built around tipping, and youbknow that, then you're "an individual" that punches down if you don't. You're literally the baddie. That is unless.yoh limit yourself to exclusively purchase from.establishments that you know for a fact pay a living wage. Do you?
Is knowledge knowable? If not, how do we know that?