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Yeah this smells rage baity to me as well.

Wow. I hadn’t even thought about some of these ways around this. Excellent points!!

Not surprised. Just frustrated.

I was just talking with a friend about the microstamping idea. I’d never heard of it before.

I am reminded of a senator from Alaska trying to describe the internet as a series of tubes.

And the fact that most of the support staff are scared to death of ice throwing them in a concentration camp.

If they were smarter, which they are not, they would look to place restrictions on the slicer software. I doubt the printers even have the capability to recognize what is being printed. Most of them are like move left 3 steps, extrude .1mm of filament, move right 1 step…. yada yada yada.

This is just insanely dumb. They are essentially trying to regulate technology they know very little about.

When do the death claws show up?

Or fraud

And you’ll need it the day after you throw it away.

You’re right in that you don’t NEED them but it sure makes things a lot easier.

Not even using yunohost… just Debian and docker.

I’m just glad people were smart enough to realize the implications of “finding lost dogs”. I immediately thought this implied terrible surveillance uses. I asked my wife about how she thought this would work and she thought it was very sweet (she and I are both dog lovers). I said so how are they “identifying these dogs?” She went through the mental process… “they just take the footage and use the same facial recognition to see if a dog matches a missing one…. Oh yeah, that’s bad”.

I guess a lot of other people did the same thing.

I feel like a should make a big cock joke…

I honestly didn’t know what these were.

These are very simplistic but iso27002 violations are security procedures not being documented properly. The FHS one refers to not following the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard on Unix‑like systems.

Why does the second one bother me more?

Good

I am of the opinion that any project that uses Discord for support, I just immediately ignore.

Amateur 😀

But seriously I probably have close to 100 TB of music, TV shows, movies, books, audiobooks, pictures, 3d models, magazines, etc.

This would be a bitch to have to rebuild in a raid array. At some point a drive can get TOO big. And this is looking to cross that line.

So its a giant sterling engine?

Well technically everything is solar in some form or another.

Fossil fuels - dead plants that got their energy from the sun Nuclear(fission) - Uses elements only created from the dying phases of a sun Hydro - Energy that’s created from the sun heating and moving water around Wind - same as above just air instead of water Geothermal - This one is trickier but planets are formed from dead stardust. I guess gravity fits in here somehow. Biomass - see fossil fuels but without as much waiting

The only one I can think of that isn’t solar is nuclear fusion. And this is essentially recreating a star.