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- Comment on Simple and clear 2 weeks ago:
How did you manage that with a mini aux?
- Comment on Google adds end-to-end email encryption to Gmail 2 weeks ago:
Later this year, when the feature is fully implemented, Workspace users with E2EE enabled will be able to send encrypted messages to any external email users. Instead of the message, recipients will receive a link that, when clicked, will take them to a restricted version of Gmail where they need to authenticate with the organization’s chosen identity provider to view the decrypted message. External users will also be able to reply within the same restricted Gmail interface.
How can it be end2end then? If you don’t have some kind of public key of your recipient but they are still able to read the message once they proofed their identity, that means that the secret to decrypt the mail is stored on Google servers and/or part of the link which is send in a non-encrypted plain-text mail.
- Comment on LUNGS WERE A MISTAKE 3 weeks ago:
My longest scuba dive so far was with my girlfriend in a German lake. There was nothing super spectacular, just some sea weed and some fishes but we spent there around 2.5 hours, floating around in the shallow water and enjoying the sun from underwater. Free diving definitely has advantages - especially because it requires almost no preparation, no need to carry around heavy stuff etc. but if you enjoy being weightless and giving your brain a little rest I’d recommend you to give scuba a try. It’s both great! :)
- Comment on LUNGS WERE A MISTAKE 3 weeks ago:
exhale enough air out my lungs to stop floating
Get yourself a weight belt for scuba diving and you can expand your ground time a bit. Get a full set of scuba equipment and you can sit there for hours (depending on depth, size of your tanks and how relaxed you are). :)
- Comment on Trump Poses With a Tesla, a Move Aimed Solely at Helping Musk 5 weeks ago:
Most presidents avoid promoting or endorsing products because executive branch employees are prohibited from doing so on behalf of friends and relatives. In Mr. Trump’s first term, one of his advisers, Kellyanne Conway, was reprimanded for violating those rules when she urged people to buy Ivanka Trump’s fashion products.
But those rules do not apply to the president.
- Comment on Nope 1 month ago:
Sure, there you go!
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- Comment on Thank god "shit" is censored 2 months ago:
🚨 This way, officer… That’s the one who used the swearwords. 😱
- Comment on The more you know! 2 months ago:
Why only US bees? Pretty racist, huh?
- Comment on Every time my wife pees, she flips the lid up. Every time I pee, I flip it down. Never been discussed. Dare I say anything and break the spell? 2 months ago:
This. Being able to pee without necessarily setting down is great when you’re outside, or in a public toilet but I see absolutely no sense of doing that at home.
- Comment on You have got to be kidding me... 2 months ago:
gold colortanning creamFTFY
- Comment on Would voluntary euthanasia benefit society? 2 months ago:
I guess this question has to be looked at from multiple dimensions.
From a purely economical and short-term perspective, maybe yes. Every human not contributing to society at an at least average level, is consuming ressources and driving up the costs. No matter if it’s due to illness, disability, depression, age, weakness, missing intelligence etc.
From a social perspective, such a program would be a nightmare: First of all, everyone would be under pressure. If you’re not a constant top performer, you’d feel like a burden on society. And the bar to be a top performer would constantly rise as more and more people on the ‘lower end’ decide to end their lives.
Second, it’s impossible to quantify the value of a person holistically. People can provide no direct economic value and still be an important member of society. Like emotionally supporting others, being loved, providing jobs etc.
Furthermore - in a society where at some point the ‘weak’ are expected to ‘voluntarily’ end their lives, people would be constantly scared. No one would be willing to take any risks because getting injured, getting a depression etc. would be like an implicit death penalty.
I personally think that everyone should be allowed to end their lives if they really deeply want it. But this should never be expected, actively promoted or pushed for. And I think it should involve at least a consultation with a medical professional to avoid hasty decisions due to a temporary crisis.
- Comment on Mr. Nobody Against Putin (2025, dir David Borenstein) 2 months ago:
Looks very interesting and insightful. Is this fictional or authentic video material?
- Comment on Big Charging doesn't want you to know this one simple weird old trick 2 months ago:
Like this?
- Comment on Big Charging doesn't want you to know this one simple weird old trick 2 months ago:
Does not work with the cybertruck.
- Comment on SLAY 2 months ago:
If lil’ chip here had a snowflake for every birdie he killed, he’d be covered from claws to beak. ☃️
- Comment on That is the correct answer 3 months ago:
No thanks
- Comment on "Images of 'Saint Luigi Mangione, The patron saint of health care justice' have been making rounds on social media" 3 months ago:
‘In nomine Patris et Filii, et Spiritus Sancti. Mora, abnegare et deponere. Amen.’
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- Comment on ohh ... 4 months ago:
I know it’s probably a bit exaggerated on purpose but also in European countries it’s definitely not zero. We are in a significantly better situation than the US, that’s fot sure. Our problems aren’t remotely comparable. But also here, it can happen that certain treatments aren’t covered, also here there are (few) people without health insurance and also here people can lose their job or never find a job in the first place due to illness related issues or disabilities.
As said, much better but also definitely not 0.
- Comment on Bird feeder resistant 4 months ago:
SPAM
- Comment on ROFL 4 months ago:
Sarah, is this you?^^ Please, come back!^^ LYSM xoxoxo Peter
- Comment on ROFL 4 months ago:
^^
- Comment on New oven and they lock the air fryer functionality behind wifi. 4 months ago:
That’s a valid point indeed.
- Comment on New oven and they lock the air fryer functionality behind wifi. 4 months ago:
At least an integrated modem wouldn’t set my local network at risk. They might still collect sensible data with microphones, cameras and share usage profiles etc. But from my perspective that’s at least technically decoupled from other devices.
- Comment on This world is cruel… 4 months ago:
Never heard of Bonny & Clide, huh? Or Robin Hood? I guess robbing banks can be damn attractive.
- Comment on Know Nut November 5 months ago:
Should have made it more challenging
I wanted to use the heart-shaped walnut picture to cheer him up. Share some love when you nut your bros. <3
- Comment on Know Nut November 5 months ago:
Ding ding ding - congratulations, you got it. :) You’re officially the winner #7b!
- Comment on Know Nut November 5 months ago:
These nuts are indeed not really popular but I found them in a regular supermarket in Germany a couple of years ago. As someone mentioned they’re typically almost impossible to crack, so each nut already had a small canal sawed into the side and the box came with a metal lever that exactly fits into said canal. With that preparation it was quite easy to open them.
You can also buy them online prepared that way. E.g. here: mypilinut.com/…/noix-de-pili-en-coque-seau-xxl-29… (I don’t know this shop, it was just the first result on Google, so no clue if it’s a fair price).
