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@MountainJay@noauthority.social @ryan@fxe.io

@jdarnold@indieweb.social @molly0xfff@hachyderm.io I am a bit of a loss how anyone can "corrupt" what is basically a Ponzi scheme and that is all crypto is, but it is also all our currency has been since Jekyll Island fiasco. So when the entire economic system is one big sham accusing one person of corrupting one aspect of it clearly political and nothing else.

@csb@na.social Learn mindfulness mediation, watch emotions emerge, decide whether threats are actionable or not, if yes act, if not discard, cortisol? What's that?

@internetarchive @fight If you do that you defeat the function of computers as analogs of the 1984 memory tubes.

@kaia@pleroma.soykaf.com So if everyone is supposed to be sitting on a park bench instead of working, they must be sitting naked, hungry, and without transport, because someone has to make the clothes, grow and transport the food, build the vehicles, drill and refine the fuel, etc, and if everyone is setting on a bench reading a book that doesn't exist because nobody was writing or publishing, then yea I guess it works.

@rogerb@mastodon.scot @ChrisMayLA6@zirk.us That doesn't tell me what data set within it you are using or where they sourced the data. At any rate, starvation is an existential risk, a 1-2C rise is not. HadCRUT 5.1 is a collaborative, gridded global temperature dataset produced by the Met Office Hadley Centre and the University of East Anglia’s Climatic Research Unit (CRU). It combines land surface air temperatures (CRUTEM5) with sea surface temperatures (HadSST4) to create a comprehensive record of global temperature anomalies since 1850. The land portion of these sources have long been criticized as not being representative as many are in known heat islands. Even so windmills and solar panels won't replace the baseload power or quantity that we need, real power sources are required to address both global warming and starvation. These require an industrial base which current policies are destroying.

7.x Kernel We have reverted from 7.2.6 kernel back to 6.18.52 kernels for friendica.eskimo.com and our other federated sites. The reason we have done so is the scheduler in 7.x has disabled the ability to specify a non-preemptive kernel, but on an 18-core 36-thread very busy machine, this results in a lot of trash, wasted CPU and memory cycles and eventually some of the kernel processes don't get enough CPU, the whole machine backs up and does, where it remains sane under 6.18.x kernels. I did file a bug report with kernel.org to try to make them aware of how the new scheduler logic was NOT working for some hardware configurations and workloads and was basically told to fuck-off. I think it is sad that Linux which up to this point has been highly configurable and worked for a wide variety of hardware and workloads is now being optimized as a Windows replacement and a game console OS not a server OS.

@ErikUden@mastodon.de Yea reducing the cost of access to space to 1/10th of what it previously was, providing global internet, creating the first mass produced usable electric cars, providing an interface enabling locked in patience a way to interact with the world, improving robotic manufacturing efficiency, definitely the product of a warped mind. And the degree to which capitalism is a disease, name me one, just one historical instance where communism has created anything except universal poverty, starvation, and death.

@Cleisthenes@nicecrew.digital I guess the popularity of genocide is just not what it used to be. After a while children being shot in the head while going for a loaf of bread loses it's entertainment value.

@Formerly_Trucks@decayable.ink But, Can you lick it?

@yomimono @foone 75lb Doberman, 2 inch fangs, how much pain is my computer worth? One day in the hospital $5k, you can get a lot of computer for $5k.

@bonkmaykr There are alternatives to Redhat, I personally am using Ubuntu 26.04 with Mate desktop on my workstation.

@FranceskAlbs@mastox.eu I tried to sign but the form tells me my entirely valid postal code isn't so I can not.

@blog Someday we'll create an Internet for adults where the end user actually has agency over their device(s) and what they choose to do with them.

@johnnyryan@eupolicy.social You mean Ireland isn't Luddites?

@amiserabilist@beige.party @ErikUden@mastodon.de Fits under the general heading of lying with statistics.

@irina @phil_stevens @Tak @Paul_Taylor It IS my full time job, eskimo.com/

@infobeautiful It isn't all that mysterious, the Earth is not a homogeneous planet, areas where there are concentrations of heavy metals, nickle and iron, high mass, high gravity, areas with lighter materials, silicates, water, lower gravity.

@wwu@social.wikiworkersunited.org Yea been there done that, 3/4 the workers sleep through their jobs while the remaining 1/4 do all the work and all get paid the same, no thianks.

@noondlyt@hellions.cloud @ErikUden@mastodon.de There is something Ironic about a German, home of the Nazi's, complaining about American facism, just saying perhaps historical awareness is a bit lacking in your nation.

@N33R@fops.cloud About 15 minutes after it goes nuclear it won't mean anything to anyone.

@Nonilex@masto.ai Glad to hear it because if we don't have the raw materials we need, we are the imperiled animals.

@baldur@toot.cafe The natural evolution of the universe is towards greater functional information, greater complexity, higher frequencies and smaller details, tech is not immune to this and in fact follows the trajectory faster than natural evolution since it's directed rather than randomly arrived at.

@personalescrito@bolha.us Ten times as many people die from cold as from heat every year world wide.

@9n25558x83it0001@mk.magicka.org Nobody in America voted for Luddites, if you were in charge of evolution we'd still all be anaerobic chemo-synthetic bacteria.

@fight@mastodon.fightforthefuture.org @IndivisibleSF@sfba.social @securejustice@techhub.social That's good, our local Lowes is so congested with prostitutes that it's difficult to get into the driveway.

@magicalthinking@noauthority.social The unfortunate reality for people who wait for perfection, they generally life a lonely death and die alone.

@hopeless @eudoxos @mason @Paul_Taylor The real issue I think is the Internet started out as a Military and University only Arpanet, and during that era mail protocols were developed. Trust on that network was high, almost absolute, that does not work on the Internet we have to day but the base protocols haven't changed, just a lot of add-on's tacked on, os that makes it not easy.

@DeliaChristina@sfba.social I prefer the US Constitutional approach of innocent until proven guilty in a court of law by a jury of peers beyond reasonable doubt, to presumed guilt and trial by social media yahoos with an pro-illegal immigrant and voter agenda.

@ChrisMayLA6 People should consider that as a species we're all in this together, when we waste energy fighting each other we take away from the positive side of the possibility sphere. Freedom is intrinsically linked to responsibility, people want freedom without responsibility but when given that freedom results in actions that bring harm to others, that freedom ends up being taken away. Use the freedom responsibly and you can keep it. And this tends to be collective, so even if one individual operates responsibly and with integrity, if his or her cohorts don't, freedoms tend to be taken from the group.

@hydropsyche@ecoevo.social @joeblowenarbol@kolektiva.social @gimulnautti@mastodon.green @hweimer@fediscience.org @ErikUden@mastodon.de What is wrong is that at that age parents should be teaching not government. Children should learn morals and ethics, not do whatever big brother says.

@hydropsyche@ecoevo.social @joeblowenarbol@kolektiva.social @gimulnautti@mastodon.green @hweimer@fediscience.org @ErikUden@mastodon.de My take what children would get from pre-K they should be getting from parents, but in this day and age most families both parents work so pre-K isn't education it's free babysitting.

@ErikUden@mastodon.de I think people here aren't doing the best job of seeking clarity, those dismissing certain posts because they think they are AI, what is the relevance? Is the data / opinion being presented of value or not? That it's writing style might not be to your preference is irrelevant to the content. The study you reference, a lot of hoopla to tease out what we have an English word for, "Greed", and is it bad? Well it's evolutionary logic, people who possessed it acquired the resources they needed to pass on their genes to the next generation. A lot of the problems we see to do are the result of genetics that largely evolved as hunter-gatherers when interaction was largely confined to small bands and tribes, material scarcity was an existential risk, and survival was the driver. Now, we can survive better with cooperation than competition, we have regular global interaction and communications, international supply lines, our old genetic predispositions are no longer appropriate but the are still wired in. If we want to survive we've got to use our cerebral capacity to override instinct long enough for our genetics to catch up, start thinking of our tribe as being any human anywhere, start valuing cooperation over competition.

@kernow@clubcyberia.co @WoodshopHandman@poa.st Recluse comes from the same place, fear, but fear is only appropriate for immediate physical threats, I can't advise you on the best way to get over it, I can tell you what didn't work for me, psychiatric talk therapy and SSRIS, and what worked for me and that was a form of meditation called mindfulness meditation. But what will work for you, well that requires personal exploration, the point is to live long enough to get there and to be willing to explore and learn and take emotional risks. Rejection feels like shit, but there are 8 billion people on the planet, one of them if or you.

@sinituulia One of my cats likes to play a cat version of tag, but not really hand holding.

@touk@smores.town Good to be Wanted, but What For is important.

@sun @mason @Paul_Taylor That could be said of any commercial endeavor.

@CapitalB @joost @Paul_Taylor No need for rudeness. Because you don't like something doesn't make you representative of an entire continent, you can choose not to use it, block it, whatever. There is no reason for hostility or rudeness, at least no valid reason.

@yukari@fedinet.waltuh.cyou Works for me!

@MURRUMUR@social.xenofem.me results

@ScienceDesk@flipboard.social @Gizmodo@flipboard.com Death seems to come from cancer, treated or no, alt or standard.

@ChrisMayLA6@zirk.us No sane company is going to spend more than they have to in order to accomplish a task because their competitor won't and they'd go out of business.

@infobeautiful@vis.social While this is fun speculation, the truth of the matter is human skeletons decay extremely rapidly so fossil evidence is far from complete and there is much evidence there have been more than one wave of migration and not all of them may have started in Africa. We can trace all languages back to an African proto-language but that's about the only thing we can know with certainty.

@DesChips@mamot.fr No I would not consider that ultimate, I fail to see the need or desirability for transferring to dead trees.

@tootbrute@fedi.arkadi.one @molly0xfff@hachyderm.io @jdarnold@indieweb.social These people, are about clicks and advertising revenue, not about truth, and our legal system presumes innocence until proven guilty and trial is by courts not social media and v-tubers.

@SecondUniverse @ChrisMayLA6 Men are not allowed to murder, women in some contexts are, you are right it's not fair. If we have an unwanted child we should have the same right to snuff it.

@ChrisMayLA6@zirk.us One can make a nice visual, no raw data, no sources, and as a result, NO credibility.