

I remember a Steven Segal joke about this, can’t remember where


I remember a Steven Segal joke about this, can’t remember where


They sent me a coupon for $3 off any 2 packages I wanted to buy in the future, haha


Never met the woman but this feels like a comment copy and pasted from a trove of remarks showing just how sexist an online community is.
Her actions and comments can speak for her not being a good person without us making allegations about her sex life.
Someone could point out where I am wrong but essentially it is the same as a standard email in that there is a plain text copy stored in both the send and receive instance. Maybe it is easier to think of as just another comment where instead of @domain.xyz has read access, just the specified user@domain.xyz has read access. The server admins could still see them if they wanted to, just like Yahoo, Google, etc can in plain text (which is how SPAM filters often work, as in if the email was actually encrypted they wouldnt know the content inside it to try to filter it out.)
More end to end options are coming to the fediverse, (Matrix has been around, I saw something last week another was coming) but really most people don’t ever encrypt data they send to others, and don’t care usually.
See: Epsteins emails being accessible without decrypting anything. There were people who supposedly found his password in the released files, and just logged into outlook or whatever with it. End to end encryption should have required them to have s/mime (handshake performed) on that specific device to see the emails, so it would have all been garbledegook. Aka plaintext was stored on both server ends until deleted by the companies/users.


You think that, but every iPhone and Android phone says otherwise that has a lithium ion battery. It’s built in their OS as a feature to ensure longer battery duration long term. Unless Apple, Samsung, Google are all doing it for a myth… I have my doubts. They essentially set it to go to 80% then slow charge to 100 the last bit before you wake so it won’t sit trying to restart charging from 99% to 100% for hours.
(And yes it is orchestrated around your alarm going off time)


Some of it is the cord, but usually the limiter is the AC DC adapter. “The brick” some would call it. The battery should be fine as far as my limited knowledge goes. Stay at 80% and below and you should keep the life of a lithium ion battery long


I messaged them, I’ll make sure I give their response here. I just think it’s rediculous to buy a product (2 pack) and both be shit that don’t seal. It made me question whether they actually meant it to be or they declared it shelf stable


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I bought a 4 pack about a year ago I think. It’s one thing I consider an essential so I keep them under the sink usually


Yeah when I opened the box I had to pull it to the top. Then realized “don’t press to hard” because it will start to prefer the side gaps if you don’t go easy.


It really has been used as anti-Israel actions is anti-Semitism, which is a load of horseshit. If the U.S. bombs Iran and people criticize it, it’s Anti-U.S. sentiment, not Anti-christian sentiment, unless all Christians suddenly say bombing Iran is what God wants.


That was actually my graduation photo, both times. I now look like that with just the top missing 😆


Well if AI doesn’t have to be artificial intelligence, I guess it doesn’t matter


Yeah it’s owned by News Corp. The Murdoch’s acquired it around 2007 apparently.
Kind of like the Washington Post is owned by Jeff Bezos.
Finding unbiased news organizations isnt an easy feat


Isn’t the journal just another Murdoch product. Thus it’s just Fox News in print?


We don’t have a Sam’s/cosco here, but Kroger’s are 7.99. still not terrible


I think the way Lemmy / PieFed are set up you can’t inherently “follow” someone like a feed. PieFed being an article posting site (?) Like Lemmy they support each other right away. So posts on that platform while written in another programming language, still mesh and show.


I remember Mac OS X having an issue with its mail app awhile back that would create massive log files continuously that would keep generating until they filled the entire drive. You would have to boot to a recovery partition or such because the OS partition wouldn’t have enough room to expand/boot and remove them and fix the issue.
Imagine having 130 terabytes of invisible log files
We attacked Florida and demanded that they don’t cut off traffic to Alabama through the Gulf of Mexico. Except it isn’t nearly that wide, it’s 35x smaller