It’s carbon dust, which your body is pretty good at dealing with, and in quantities so trivial you probably already inhale more currently than you would using a pencil in an otherwise mostly sterile spaceship (at least sterile compared to earth)

If they ship it without DRM, they could label literally anything an “Old Game” and that’d be fine by me.

Being able to see during ocular saccades. I was surprised to hear in so many videos “your brain blinds you because it would be nauseating”

No it’s not ? It’s just blurry.

Also, apparently some people can’t consciously control the focus distance of their eyes.

I’m lucky to say both my parents are like this. They have flaws, for sure, and it would probably worry them if I started unloading on them suddenly, but they wouldn’t judge or be angry at me, that’s for certain.

If anything I need to filter what I say to protect them, they’re both quite prone to worrying too much for things that aren’t very important.

This is how you find out your profile’s bad.

I don’t know how applicable this is to this persons specifically, but here’s some general advice from someone who’s been on both sides (I’m trans), and got a high amount of matches either way.

Every woman I’ve spoken to about Tinder agrees :

• Men overwhelmingly have profiles with little to no info in their bio (most often copy-pasted jokes, extremely generic facts like “I like food and music”…)

• And poorly taken and/or cringe photos (posing with their car, half drunk with half a dozen other people, making a weird face, showing off nonexistent gains…)

If you want more matches, you need good pictures (not blurry, not from far away, not backlit) that stand out from the rest (especially, no one cares about your car. An expensive car is a huge douchebag redflag), and a bio that actually says something about your hobbies, world view, etc.

So, in summary, two steps :

• Actually be an interesting person (probably already true, but hard to fix if not)
• Communicate that properly (easier than you think, see above)

That’s fair, I think this could be allowed by authorizing those ads to be placed by local cinemas, concert halls, and museums.

That would also mean a film’s marketing has to pay cinemas directly to advertise in-town through them, which would be a source of revenue for them !

I personally think physical advertisements in the city should be limited to local businesses only.

And of course, no ads by the motorway, although that’s already the case here in France.

Next time they’ll “invent” using a compiled language in the first place

That’s cool, but how easy is that material to manufacture ? Silicon is relatively easy to make a plentiful.

Yarrr 🏴‍☠️

The only two other possible endings to this were :

1. The locals kill him
2. The locals kill him, but also get some illness they have no immunity for, and they all die.

I do ! I use NoScript in Firefox, and I allow scripts selectively when they’re needed. You’d be surprised how many websites just work with everything off !

This may differ depending on your usage, though. I don’t really use in-browser apps if at all possible, and I don’t use conventional social media aside from YouTube and Reddit (PeerTube and Lemmy are better but there’s still too much info / people on the corporate versions to fully switch over)

You have JavaScript enabled by default ?

Full disk encryption with a LVM inside a LUKS arrition is pretty easy to setup, arch wiki is very helpful for that ! You can even encrypt most of the bootloader, so the drive is 100% useless if stolen.

Genuinely good person : 99% Trust with my life : 10%

The main issue about the second thing is that I wouldn’t expect someone I barely know to risk their life for me. I don’t think this makes them bad people, though. I think it’s reasonable.

An insult to life itself.

And once they do wear out, they’re steel, so they’re recyclable !

Don’t raise prices ! Just sell at a loss ! How hard could it be ?

I’m not a fan of the “attacked by locals” part, but it seems right to have arrested him.

My sympathies. I will be watching the responses, I’m 170cm and I’ve never broken past 55kg, no matter how hard I’ve tried… I’m vegan, but I had the same problem long before I went vegan.

My body seems intent on pinning my weight to this value. Even in periods of high sedentary lifestyle or high exercise, I’ve always been between 53 and 55 kilograms. My fitness watch does report other metrics improving (VO2 max) but my weight stays the same 🤷🏻‍♀️