Don’t worry, I’m not living under a rock and still had no idea. You need pretty specific knowledge for this to mean something.

Real experience is more important than words. If you constantly feel bad because of real experiences, chances are high that you are actually bad. Having negative experiences is not a guarantee that you’re bad, but if you consistently have more than others, it might likely be a sign of being bad. Overemphasizing is also something bad.

The communication shouldn’t be that “you’re actually well”, because it’s simply not true. If you overemphasize negative experiences, you have a problem, you aren’t well. The communication should instead be that it’s ok to have that problem, there are ways to solve this problem, and it’s possible to become good (again). Because that’s also true and doesn’t depend on deluding yourself.

That’s because it’s easier.

Most games do not even have official modding support, Minecraft included. Most are only moddable because they use some interpreted programming language somewhere in their game, which people found ways to read and inject with their own code.

If you wanted to adjust mods in-game you’d need to restart the game for changes to take effect

This completely depends on the game. There’s nothing inherently about mods that requires this.

Sounds to me like you’re usually distracted and now have time to be alone with your thoughts for a while with nothing else to do. Might be more impactful for you, but that’s why many people keep busy and dislike downtime.

Denylists itself make sense… Centralized ones absolutely not

I mean if your house credit interest is higher than the return of investment of the S&P500 then you probably should pay it off :D

I would say… This is exactly how you should do it, and the “conventional” way is pretty stupid.

Everything we’ve discovered so far in science was to “solve” some kind of “problem”. I don’t mean “solve problem” in the way it’s usually used, like idk figure out what’s the most efficient way to travel from A to B, but in the way “there’s some unexplained phenomenon here and our existing models don’t cover it, so we gotta figure out a solution that works (predicts it)”.

For all these new problems, it doesn’t help you to be able to understand a theory by reading, it helps if you know how to problem-solve, i.e. figure out ways to apply your existing knowledge in previously non-existent combinations. Of course you got to have the knowledge of the previous theories or concepts to not go down routes already traveled, so you gotta learn your theory. But the methods you’re building by being problem-focused is imo exactly what you need to build to actually work in the real world and not just in an academic, “get your degree” kind of way.

No one forces you to use let’s encrypt certificates. Can just quickly switch to another one temporarily.

Obviously a short statement like this one will not be a complete representation of the situation.

Often, especially people that compulsively try to not be assholes are very much assholes, since they expect to be ultra nice and be treated ultra nice in return, even if their niceness is situationally not appreciated and the niceness they expect in return for their own niceness is unreasonable.

If you’re not an asshole, then you’re not human.

People who would start co-ops are usually decent and don’t care about profits that much. They wouldn’t exploit their workers or other obvious strategies that would put profit more important than wellbeing.

All the companies that don’t care about this have much less costs. Thus the companies that don’t care about morality can offer lower prices than the co-ops, and since most customers care about that more than anything else, the co-ops are driven out of business much more often.

I would definitely want to see them prosecuted. However, the sentence should probably be light. I’m not perfectly familiar with the justice system, so I don’t know how much of this is currently the case, but I think vigilante justice should result in smaller punishments than for example if the reason of the murder was personal gain. If it can actually be proven that the murder victim did those terrible things they were killed for, depending how terrible those things are, the sentence should be reduced. If for example someone killed Hitler, there should be no punishments for this murderer.

Of course that allows murderers for personal gain to claim they did it for vigilante justice, but they would have to find something they can actually prove their victim to be guilty of. This will probably be hard. But I think if they actually find something on the victim, as twisted as it sounds, I think it’s actually fine if the sentence gets reduced. Because in the end I think the murder of an unpunished morally bankrupt person is less bad than the murder of a completely innocent person.

I’m pretty sure most torrent applications have a “set location” button on the torrents, which automatically moves the torrent to the location you choose.

I know that qbittorrent also allows you to rename files and folders within the torrent.

The only thing that I have not seen possible is to change the directory structure within a torrent - i.e. move files one directory level up to “flatten” it. If a file is within three nested folders, then it is always like that, but you are able to change both the file and folder names, just have to do it from within the torrent client so that it can pick that change up.

But what you can always do is use filesystem links instead of moving the actual files around, keeping the actual torrent files in some invisible data directory and only “operating” on the links. Works more or less well depending on your OS :D

No

What if you don’t know anyone willing to help you get a job?

This was not given as reason by the devs why graphene is not on Fairphone. The delayed security updates were.

It’s because Graphene is not a custom ROM. /e/os is. Graphene is just an OS on top of the ROM, and Fairphone doesn’t update their ROM often enough.

This is a complete non-issue though if you use a custom ROM like LineageOS or /e/os.

Do Google Pixel phones come installed with GrapheneOS? We’re talking about custom setups with more privacy here.

I did have to follow the installation instructions, which included unlocking my bootloader, installing adb on my PC, and entering a few command lines.

There is the possibility to buy it preinstalled though, but from a third-party company.

I’ve been using a Fairphone with /e/os. No Google at all. Rooted with Magisk. MicroG to run apps that need Google services. Everything I need works.