And requires heating + prying.

If this is considered replaceable, I wonder what an non-replaceable battery would be. Soldered to the main board and trying to unsolder it causes a failsafe to short the CPU?

I don’t like to brag but I’ve used the XLOOKUP function once or twice. B)

Ever since I joined Lemmy I had problems posting replies but that kink seems to have been ironed out. Thanks!

I was just going to post a meme about choosing either creating activity or spare the server from overloading. Now the joke won’t stick.

I’m going to take the opportunity to test a reply as well.

Ah, sweet validation.

It wouldn’t be a problem if they were not on Reddit. By staying there they’re telling they will meekly accept the abuses.

Still waiting for spez to tell us what thatis said in private that differ from what he did in public. That’s one correction I don’t see his comm guy doing.

Yahoo moment

I don’t know if it was common in the west but in Japan you’d see sites that required you to read and agree to a term before entering the site. Just the usual “don’t be an asshole” type of netiquette. However when you clicked on “Enter/Agree”, you’d be redirected to Yahoo. Reading the terms more carefully you’d see it says, about 2/3 in, “if you agree, click here”. It was mildly annoying.

Good idea. I think switching accounts in Jerboa is pretty easy so I might end up doing that.

You overestimate most users.

I wonder if there’s a way to block porn on main feed but keep a side one for when I want to see it. I like me a nice ass, but its awkward to have one shoved when I just want to check news and see prequel memes.

Imagine visiting a random site and some cutesy midi music starts playing on your cheap desktop speakers or earphones, you look for the controls to mute it but the site owner didn’t make one so you’re forced to turn off the entire volume. It was just annoying.

I want small personal home pages back.

Except the midi and custom cursor elements.

Oh no my Linux stocks!

It’s reprehensible but if they’re not really acting on it, as in harming someone else (masturbation, really?), then why should it be a crime and the state be involved? What are you suggesting is that the mere thought of it, involving fictional people at that, should be a crime. Are we certain we want thoughtcrime?

That sort of vilification only makes them more likely to hide instead of seeking professional help. Why would they, if doing so would open them to ostracization?

You’re actually supporting my point. Despite tens of millions of FPS players, there’s only less than one in a million cases of mass shooting. Meanwhile child abuse is more common despite loli stuff being uncommon in US compared to places like Japan. This to me seems like an argument to say there’s no correlation between the fictional and real counterparts.

If anything, being unable to set apart reality from fiction and saying both are the same is the reductionist stance.

-Giuseppe Garibaldi

Are you the kind of person that says people playing FPS games are more likely to become mass shooters?

It might not be our liking but loli is at worst a victimless crime, not the same as the real pedophiles (eg Epstein’s associates, like Prince Andrew). I think by saying they’re the same, you’re actually belittling the gravity of the other.