This is why you should bet on the bear instead of the man. No way a man can defeat a bear in close combat, why would you even create this stupid scenario.

Tbh I couldn’t set up Netbird in a way that I’m happy with. I’d like to use it with an external Caddy and Authelia but the setup is so terribly documented and has various bugs I have given up.

It’s at least something to look at when your train is cancelled and you have to wait an hour for the next one.

My thought process because I’m stupid:

How to turn on (sexually) a light? Makes no sense

How to turn on (betray) a light? Makes even less sense

Oh.

You don’t understand, you’re the roommate that would be replaced by the robot.

But if the easier route results in more uncertainty than the difficult route, and people keep choosing it, people are at the very least preferring uncertainty over difficulty, aren’t they?

No one likes uncertainty

I’d say most people love uncertainty.

It’s why a whole lot of people do not go to the doctor when they have some ailment because uncertainty is preferred over negative outlooks.

It’s why many people avoid looking at the news despite knowing what’s being said will affect them sooner or later.

It’s why neither partner wants to confront the reality the relationship is failing, instead choosing to go on as usual until it crashes and burns.

And it’s why people don’t ask others out, as keeping the illusion you had a chance is preferred over knowing you never even had one. Ignorance is bliss after all.

Yeah, that’s an issue. Though that is also significantly less trustworthy since it only proves possession of an ID, not ownership. Afaik this method is therefore legally insufficient for platforms that need to know their customer (banks, stock exchanges etc.).

Germany’s app (AusweisApp2) is open source and available for literally every platform. Linux, FreeBSD and even Fdroid included.

I’m not sure of the exact functionality and whether the government can track anything. You need to scan your ID, the app will then ask for a PIN (2fa) and then will tell you which data will be sent to whoever made the request.

Authentication is done through an eID server which in theory anyone can set up. The requirement are quite strict though so right now there are only three providers. They check the validity of the ID and request and send the received ID data to the requestor.

It’s quite the complicated procedure to ensure the highest possible security and privacy.

The entire process is publicly documented and you can probably spend a few hours trying to understand it.

As for locking people out of online communities: I don’t think it’s a problem if and only if the legislation applies exclusively to social media providers above a certain size. Such as having 5 million+ monthly users.

Badly dressed

Image of a guy in a plain shirt

The ads of the accessory industrial complex have gotten quite subversive.

Edit: Also the guy looks very snuggleable

Means it’s summer and you don’t have air conditioning.

Source: Did not wear a shirt at home for the last two months.

I think this is UK traffic sign 955 (Route for use by pedal cycles only):

You can tell how adept I am at choosing names by looking at my Lemmy user name. Numbers is all I’ve got!

And like a real gang, everything boils down to you doing all the work while they just sit and listen >:(

Goddammit plushie #31, why can’t YOU do the dishes for once??

Not quite, this does have certain legal implications. Check out the CC0 license’s “Public License Fallback” text: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/legalcode.en#fallback

The “license to do whatever” is more like a “license to do whatever except for whatever a court ruled I cannot give a license for”.

Public domain is a thing in the EU but not releasing anything into public domain.

In Germany, I cannot renounce my copyright to anything. I can give you an indefinite, unrestricted license to do whatever but I still own the copyright. It will only ever become public domain 70 years after my death, not a day sooner or later.

Like this:

Adjust the distance between the left and right ball earmuff and you get an (admittedly large and spiky) non-erect cock.

Maybe I’m being rohrschached but the first thing the new logo reminds me of is cock and balls. In an abstract way.

Don’t use numbers as they indicate a priority.

Use random 32 bit base64 strings instead. You can technically order them but not in a useful sense.

Why would you use his first name as unit name…? I don’t recall any unit named after a person’s first name.