Cookies with any kind of chocolate in or on them. Any such cookies will do but I really like the ones with oats, e.g. the Swedish brand sold at IKEA. Wish they had a little less sugar, though.
Giving away some games - everything must go! https://lemmy.world/post/40619538
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XDCC > Torrent. Just sayin’.
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Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•I felt so betrayed when I found out Germany isn't called Germany in Germany
3·2 months agoI hear “doitsu,” I can’t help but think

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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•I am so scared of nuclear war, how do I cope with it?
21·2 months ago(X) Doubt.
Sure, missiles coming in from Iran were probably considered “friendly” by Israel…👍
Yes, the good system will magically discern which of the missiles are nuclear tipped when the time comes.
Also, it won’t be missiles raining down once the shit hits the fan. It will be MIRVs. Good luck catching all of those with the secret, ultra capable ABM system that has been deployed to all likely target locations! If you’re willing to spend the money, a combination of THAAD, Patriot, and perhaps an Arleigh Burke or two parked off the coast might be able to catch a good number of warheads headed for e.g. NYC or DC but you cannot possibly cover every place in the country all at once.
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•I am so scared of nuclear war, how do I cope with it?
2·2 months agoWith all due respect regarding your desire for discretion, you’re going to at least have to make an argument here, rather than an unfounded claim. Why will an attack with ICBMs be unsuccessful?
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Technology@lemmy.world•US demands access to tourists' social media historiesEnglish
13·3 months agoNo thanks.

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Privacy@lemmy.ml•Does any Firefox spinoff for Android support separate profiles or multi-account containers?
1·3 months agoOr just use Firefox Focus
“This item is unavailable in your country.”
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Privacy@lemmy.ml•Does any Firefox spinoff for Android support separate profiles or multi-account containers?
3·3 months agoI have just set my mobile Firefox to private browsing only.
Works for me because I rarely need to log in to websites on my phone (most have apps, anyway, e.g. Lemmy).
Happy to see a fellow Hashiwokakero enjoyer. ♥️
For free games, I would like to add Gobble (by Never Ads) to the list. Unfortunately, I cannot find it in Google Play Store right now.
For paid games, After, Inc. is pretty nice.
It runs great in LDPlayer…
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What are things you know because of your personal interests that most people have no idea about ?
9·4 months agoDepending on the era and genre, the most ubiquitous drum machine would be a Linn Drum (late 70s & early 80s pop, e.g. ABBA), Roland TR-808 (80s soft pop, e.g. Phil Collins), or Roland TR-909 (90s House/Dance/Trance, e.g. Scooter).
There are many others, of course, and even if the actual machine wasn’t used, these sounds have been sampled and reused countless times, e.g. using a Fairlight CMI.
Interestingly, the 808 is the only one of the three that does NOT use samples itself but synthesizes all of its percussion sounds, which gives it a rather distinct character. Perhaps that is what led you to believe that it is the most ubiquitous drum machine - it’s easier to recognize than the others, even in a crowded mix.
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Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL Hans Litten, a courageous Berlin attorney, tried to charge Hitler with criminal offenses. Once Hitler gained power, he sent Litten to concentration camp. Litten eventually ended his life.English
4·5 months agoThey’re taking everything but the kitchen sink.
I can’t stand the clutter. There’s enough of that in my brain already so I always unpack fairly quickly.
This comes up quite often in people’s descriptions of Germany and I wish I could see some real life examples, because it’s not something I experience a lot. So maybe it’s a cultural/perception issue.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Let's say you are teaching a basic, 1-hour-long class to the general public about privacy and general tech hygiene. What kinds of topics would you include?
2·7 months agoEven a dedicated lab might not be able to read your data once you’ve hammered nails through the platters.
Usually what they do is they take out the platters in a clean-room environment and place them in an otherwise identical drive, then read from that. But a deformed platter with a hole in it will cause extreme oscillations once you start rotating it at thousands of RPM. Which will crash the head(s) pretty much instantly.
So realistically, outside of an MI6-style lab with Q and his team using custom-built equipment dedicated to reading data from purposely destroyed drives, I don’t see how anyone could do it. Would love to hear from someone who works in data recovery or is in contact with people who do, though.
One thing we haven’t talked about, by the way, is how to prevent SSDs from having their data recovered. That should be straightforward though, just schwack the NAND chips with a hammer until they’re all broken. As with the HDD, be sure to wear appropriate PPE to protect against eye injury and dust inhalation.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Let's say you are teaching a basic, 1-hour-long class to the general public about privacy and general tech hygiene. What kinds of topics would you include?
7·7 months agoRegarding #5, don’t bother with the wiring. No data stored there. It’s all in the magnetic coating of the platters.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Substack promoted a Nazi blog againEnglish
4·7 months agoHey, at least the music was good.
I run 1440p capped at 75fps and cannot see a noticeable improvement with higher resolutions or framerates (my hardware is capable and I’ve tried).

Just give him the cum already. Jeez.
(see also https://knowyourmeme.com/sensitive/memes/ben-garrison-cum-comics)