What has happened to the Uighurs in China?

I can recommend NixOS. It’s quite simple if your wanted application is part of NixOS already. Otherwise it requires quite some knowledge to get it to work anyways.

Majority of Brexit voters would reverse Brexit if it was not called “reversing Brexit”

You can just do the test in secret, I guess. Just don’t tell anyone. But yeah, costs money of course.

The problem is when your data can be connected to you. If you just share it anonymously, it will likely help nobody, except that everyone now knows that some person in the world has this DNA. And has money to get it sequenced.

“AI company shuts down”

We’re gonna read that more often in the next few years.

Everybody liked this

Oh wow, it was that easy all the time to fix a country’s economy? Why did no one think of that before?

Well, let’s say I haven’t figured out how to block whole instances, or maybe it was not possible when I made my first Lemmy account. But on the anime instances there is like a new community every week or so.

True. On lemmy I have a long blocklist full of anime stuff.

Who is Sam Altman?

(This is a rethorical question)

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I thought Twitter was once forced but a court to enable blocking for all users against all users. Isn’t this why we are able to block advertisers?

I always use gimp. Just define one pixel equals one millimeter, and then make all the furnitures as separate layers so you can move them around separately. Works great!

I would propose creating a distributed hash table for this. But I would never host someone else’s data like this, because I’m too afraid they will give me encrypted illegal content and then some obscure law will give me the fault for it. This is just me though.

Rat sues mouse for spreading diseases.

In Java you get a bunch of unexpected NullPointerExceptions instead…

They certainly do like to use the word “in” a lot.

What kovarex controversy? Link? Context?

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