Lucy :3

Yes. You can block ads entirely. But the more you use stuff to block tracking and ads, the more you get captchas.

600 students, ~100 teachers, everyone has an iPad (plus many have an iPhone). ~20 students per class.

AirPlay often didn’t work with the ‘smart’ boards, and not even much better with the extra AppleTVs we got.
AirDrop only showed ~50% of the students, of course including ones in other classrooms, so that isn’t due to distance. Even if you were displayed, again 50% that the file actually got to you. A restart ‘fixed’ that - but restarting every 1.5 hours for a new class because Apples AirDrop team is apparently just as incompetent as its MDM team is pretty annoying. Then, sometimes, WiFi was way too unstable, but still used by AirDrop normally, which meant nothing worked.

We resorted to teams, which was perfect for me, as I was using a laptop at that point, as it was much better suited for basically everything done in class.

It may work in small groups, eg. one to one, but only if both have an Apple device, which isn’t really likely. And in larger groups, eg. schools, it scales very badly.

Edit: I forgot to say: I have a literal tirade about apple devices, in that context and in general, but that’s only minorly relevant, and I’m too lazy to translate it to english.

Finally. Even though it works horribly.

Quantum Computers

I love the Lemmy UI, and am a Gen Z. There’s nothing worse than a UI that’s slow, takes more time than necessary to load and is overloaded. I would much rather have bare HTTP forms or just make curl calls than using (new) reddit or Photon.

Even better, 69 - 69 = 0

“Relatable”

Also means you can dynamically trade blankets for a hoodie, then move a blanket more down, because you’re wearing a cute skirt (mainly during the day, when you’re just a bit tired or want to binge watch something), and remove a blanket because you’re cuddling sharks.

And fuck NVidia for implicitly making EVGA quit.

Idk, I rarely turn the radiator on at all. Even if it means sleeping with multiple blankets, it’s much more cozy.

German here, with relatively moderate bullpigs. I never had bad experiences with them, and most reports of right-wing content (eg. in chats) pile in eastern germany (saxony etc.). And abuse from them is pretty rare afaik, but there are famous reports of drunk people being killed and one drunk non-white person being burned (maybe alive), again in eastern germany. Overall, here in western parts, I would trust them. Basically with everything. In eastern germany I’d be very careful with anything a right-winger might be biased against.

It’s already returning 404 lol

You mean (uint32_t)-1 %

ChatGPT itself didn’t do anything, FastGPT from Kagi helps me everyday though, for quickly summarizing sources to learn new things (eg. I search for a topic and then essentially just click the cited sources).

And ollama + open-webui + stable-diffusion-webui with a customized llama3.1-8b-uncensored is a great chat partner for very horny stuff.

The Darvaza gas crater of course.

I’d say a dog would still go to predictable places eg. they’d go for a walk on their usual route (maybe a bit larger).

Same (but arch btw). It uses the existing Let’s Encrypt certificate from certbot --nginx. I did everything possible advised by mxtoolbox (Blocklists, DMARC, SPF, DKIM, LIGMA and whatnot). Some things are hard or impossible, but not really needed, like reverse dns or DNS SOA.

Wish I would land a job like this, to poison the data.

WeChat is literally just as bad tho.

Soon to be neater, with the official memory fan, more drive caddys, and an extra DHCP/DNS server.