

Have you heard about our lord and saviour Jesus Christ?
HW/FW security researcher & Demoscene elder.
I started having arguments online back on Fidonet and Usenet. I’m too tired to care now.
Have you heard about our lord and saviour Jesus Christ?
This will be awesome. Both will be driving to the limit to “show everyone” that they still have it, and in no way were ever just a “#2”.
I would’ve liked them to sign Palou though just so someone else can get the chance to win in Indycar over the next decade.
Unfortunately still living under the Swedish occupation but close enough! ;)
/Skåning
No I don’t carry a knife :P
Close! I understand what they’re saying but it’s hard not to laugh at the same time.
I have two higher educations since tuition is free here. I’m in good health, since healthcare is also free. I took out 18 months of paternity leave with our firstborn since we’re an equal society and my girlfriend (now wife) at the time was at uni.
I have no issues queueing, waiting for my turn. I consider all others to have as much rights as I do to anything, no one is ever “above”.
… so I’m from … ?
That’s one definition of blockchain. Since the solution to the Byzantine Generals’ problem in Bitcoin is done by Proof of Work it can’t be said to be a part of the blockchain definition since there are many (most?) blockchains that don’t use PoW. Some companies peddling “blockchain solutions” even use central authorities.
So, with “blockchain” just being a chain of cryptographically verified blocks then git indeed fulfills that definition.
“Blockchain” as commonly meant as used in cryptocurrencies - no. Only for Bitcoin - all other *coins are scams.
However git can be considered to be based on blockchain so in that sense, absolutely.
piefed is its own category there, but kbin/mbin might be included in “lemmy” - I didn’t dive deeper.
piefed is growing recently but it’s not in the millions ;)
Always my wife when she’s also having. Otherwise we share when it’s for the kids (special needs means we can’t all eat at the same time or the same things).
Based on my understanding from a psychologist in the family who works with diagnosing ADHD in adults:
“GenX et.al.” were mostly never diagnosed as kids. Those that get their diagnosis as adults because they’ve been unable to successfully “handle” their ADHD do get on stimulants, yes.
ADHD is a lot more difficult to cope with during school than as an adult where you can be successful in other settings that don’t require you to sit still and listen for days on days.
ADHD can become a lot less severe after puberty which means medication might’ve been needed as a child but no longer as an adult.
caveat: Based on my understanding - I’m not the one with the actual knowledge.
Yeah … no.
Ask Europeans if they feel working in that industry right now feels like anything but for defensive reasons.
Worked for a Japanese company and visited the head office in Tokyo. One of the more senior managers took us to his favorite local sea food restaurant.
I hate seafood. Especially when it’s fancy and you get baby squid that looks like they were just fresh out of the water with no preparation etc (part of the “fancy”). However, culturally I had absolutely no possibility to do anything but eat, smile and praise. The courses just kept coming, each one being more disgusting than the last.
I enjoyed both the 20s and early 30s, seeing no reason to stop having fun. We had our first child when I was 38, which at the time felt perfectly fine.
I was 45 when we had the third, and now at 50 I’m definitely feeling a bit too old for the needs of my younger kids.
tl;dr: Don’t wait too long with adulthood.
For some reason DHL managed to get a null-string into their system a few years back, which meant that any DHL shipments to me - no matter what the seller had entered - had “null” as the receiver in the system.
Everything else was fine, address and tracking numbers sent to me etc - but I did have a few interesting discussions at pickup locations that wanted to see identification matching the name in the system …
Yes.
Fifty to 80 percent of American adults have oral herpes (HSV-1), which causes cold sores or fever blisters in or around the mouth. Genital herpes, caused by HSV-1 or HSV-2, affects one out of every six people in the U.S. age 14 to 49.
https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/conditions-and-diseases/herpes-hsv1-and-hsv2
“Herpes on the genitalia” still doesn’t mean type 2. We have no idea what type she has from the included information. Based on the number of infections of the different types simple statistics would say type 1 is more likely.
AFAIK that’s not the same thing as “herpes on their genitalia” though. There are two kinds of the virus, type 1 and type 2. However, type 1 can infect the genital area and type 2 can (although it’s not as common) infect the throat.
Receiving oral sex from someone with type 1 (“cold sores”) can give you herpes on your genitalia. It’s still type 1 though, and is thus not referred to as “genital herpes” since that’s the name given to type 2. Since many herpes infections are asymptomatic a lot of people don’t even know they’re infected.
Confusing, yes.
This is one of those viral diseases that you’re unable to avoid if you’re going to have any kind of active sex life. Regular oral sex always carries the risk of transfer of “cold sores” (which pretty much everyone has, although some never really show any symptoms) to the genitals.
Will Nextcloud run apps not marked as compatible with that version?