This might be one of the few cases where democracy won’t actually work very well. If for no other reason than that I don’t think we can actually define the community in any useful way.
Technocracy/meritocracy in this case is better, so long as disaffected groups can fork the kernel rather than be forced to accept what that leadership decides (they can).
Normal people don’t fix computer issues. They also don’t install operating systems, so this is all a bit academic.
Donut Lab is Finnish, not American, which helps a bit. But the real point is that is doesn’t matter now. There are at least a half a dozen Chinese manufacturers working on solid state batteries. Most of them are further ahead too. Big Oil™ won’t be able to touch them, since renewable energy is a matter of national security for China (all their oil is imported).
That’s it. You’re out of the tautology club.
They tend to be so frothing-at-the-mouth emphatically leftist that they’re indistinguishable from a CIA program to discredit the left. To be clear, I don’t think lemmy.ml is a CIA program, but I can’t imagine what they’d do differently if it were.
Seriously though, this is what break glass accounts are for. Create an account that can access your backups (preferably only the backup system) with a really long password and keep it offline in a safe place. Like a safe. Set up alerting if the break glass account ever gets used.
Those two statements aren’t equivalent. Feminism is not just about equality (though that’s a huge part of it). If your second statement were something like “elevating black people has a place…”, they’d be equivalent. In that case, yeah, it could hypothetically go beyond equality into something unjust.
ooh, look at mister has-a-cross borehole electro-magnetic imaging rhubarb here.
He’s gonna be a good father to your children, take the garbage out. Stuff like that. Basic supplanting.
Probably, considering the average lifespan of a dementia patient. However, processing capacity could be built quickly* if it were a priority. It’s just that the private sector isn’t capable of creating or funding that priority on its own, so a competent government is required.
*years rather than decades
Well, there’s blackberries. And if you look over there, you’ll see…huh, I guess that’s covered by blackberries now too.
There are good reasons to dislike Bambu, but that’s just not true. Looking at a Wireshark trace, Bambu Studio connects to three domains: e.bambulab.com (version check), api.bambulab.com (download updated slicer settings and translated error messages), and mqtt.bambulab.com. The last one I can’t tell exactly what it’s doing, since only the HTTP stuff got decrypted in the proxy.
Maybe the employee downloaded the installer from a sketchy russian hosting site?
Lead was out of gas for new cars starting in the '70s. It wasn’t actually banned in the US until 1996 (1990 in Canada). There were leaded and unleaded pumps all through the '80s.
Unless you grew up in the '80s. Jesus, what a shitshow. Though I notice a lot of nostalgia for the '80s from people who aren’t old enough to remember it.
Socialism so far has an absolutely terrible track record with environmental protection. Unless you’re just talking about being able to directly force societal change in general, in which case you’re arguing for eco-flavoured despotism.
Socialism doesn’t even promise environmental protection, rather being focused on worker rights and minimizing inequality.
Not all ethernet hubs though. There’s a couple of segments of RS485, and and a little ethernet to localtalk bridge in the corner. Good luck.
Thus converting a workforce of poorly paid fast food employees into one of highly paid utility workers.
Plutonium actually does combust1. Even worse, it’s pyrophoric2. I couldn’t easily find kcal/g though.
The thing I’ve noticed about the most vocal leftists here is that they all subscribe to the “spheres of influence” idea, where countries essentially belong to the great power whose sphere they exist in. Such countries (and the people within them) don’t have any agency or rights except as afforded by their great power masters. As such, Oman doesn’t matter or even really exist.