That part puts it in perspective for me. I would in fact think of runny ketchup as low quality.
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davidgro@lemmy.worldto
No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Why is Christa Pike from TN being kept alive after two failed execution attempts?
0·3 days agoI think the question OP means is “Why not just end treatment and let her die now?”
davidgro@lemmy.worldto
Videos@lemmy.world•Name me country that has better food than England 🏴
0·4 days agoHappened 3 years before this episode.
davidgro@lemmy.worldto
Android@lemdro.id•Gander: an offline file viewer for Android with an empty permissions page. MIT on GitHub, and now on Play too.English
0·6 days agoOk then, why not on F-Droid yet?
This one at least doesn’t seem to have a watermark (or it was cropped.)
Canadian/German sci-fi: All of the above.
davidgro@lemmy.worldto
Technology@lemmy.ml•Xidian pushes wurtzite ferroelectric memory past 10 billion write cycles
0·11 days agoSo that’s like 10 seconds if it’s slow RAM, right?
davidgro@lemmy.worldto
Privacy@lemmy.world•DropBox's New Privacy Policy is Not So PrivateEnglish
0·13 days agoTrue, the old passworded zip or rar was along those lines, Something modern might do the job. Just make sure the filenames are random also.
davidgro@lemmy.worldto
Privacy@lemmy.world•DropBox's New Privacy Policy is Not So PrivateEnglish
0·13 days agoI don’t know enough about that one to say, but if it’s properly E2E than yes. But even then there’s still the possibility that metadata might not be encrypted and the user could get banned for filenames, etc.
davidgro@lemmy.worldto
Privacy@lemmy.world•DropBox's New Privacy Policy is Not So PrivateEnglish
0·13 days agoIn my opinion, it is no longer suitable for private or confidential data of any kind.
Really it never was. No centralized service is.
I’ve even had Mega block my own access to files I uploaded (and didn’t share) when it deems them to be copyright infringement, and files there are supposedly encrypted.
davidgro@lemmy.worldto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•If you could live your days in blissful simulation. . .
0·13 days agoHow well is my real body taken care of? If I can expect normal or even higher duration of life (due to nutrition being managed and not at the whim of my sweet tooth) then yeah, I’d probably do it. Otherwise it’s really iffy.
davidgro@lemmy.worldto
Android@lemmy.world•Android 16: How to stop audio ducking without disabling notifications?English
0·13 days agoSeems like your links answer the question: it’s up to the app playing music, and there are some suggestions of apps that let you choose.
davidgro@lemmy.worldto
Technology@lemmy.ml•There's a high chance of devices being sold with GrapheneOS preinstalled in 2027
0·13 days agoMalware isn’t the same as viruses. Anyway, just don’t log in to anything on it until you can wipe and install Graphene. That will fix the issue.
davidgro@lemmy.worldto
Technology@lemmy.ml•There's a high chance of devices being sold with GrapheneOS preinstalled in 2027
0·13 days agoWhy would you download the Graphene image from a place that might have viruses, instead of the official site?
davidgro@lemmy.worldtoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.world•It’s the Correct PluraluzationEnglish
0·14 days agoEven excluding cosmic rays and other random bit flips, it’s still not just “you” unless you designed the whole thing starting with sand and copper (and high quality only, none of this Ea-Nasir stuff) and wrote all the software starting from machine code.
Really what a computer does is the composition of what’s it’s told to do by you, the devs of the app you’re using, the devs of the compiler that compiled the app, the devs of OS that compiler ran on…, the devs of the OS the app is running on, the devs of the compiler of that OS, the devs of the OS that OS compiler ran on…, …The UEFI devs (and their compilers, etc.), the motherboard manufacturer and their design software…, the RAM manufacturer…, the CPU designer…, GPU…, etc.
I feel like there’s a huge difference between individuals choosing to advertise a brand (especially a band or other artists) that they genuinely enjoy vs a company just paying for our attention. The intent behind it matters.
davidgro@lemmy.worldto
Fuck Cars@lemmy.world•Everything that makes this dinner spot in Spain charming is illegal in most of the USEnglish
0·16 days agoStrong agree. Also, at any moment a person who is otherwise mobile can twist an ankle wrong and end up with a cast temporarily for example. These things are for Everyone’s potential benefit.



It was “It’s All About the Pentiums” until “White & Nerdy” was released.