Off topic but I really enjoyed much of this show (Umbrella Academy), particularly I was so impressed with how the child actor actually pulled off carrying the entire show, he was not only the leading & most interesting character but also IMO had one of the best performances on it. Come to think of it, I should look into what else he’s done.
Anyway, what episode is this from, do you know? (I know it’s just a meme format now, worth a shot tho)
I know that DNA encodes proteins. Truthfully, everything besides that (including ‘what are proteins’) mostly wooshes over my head, but that’s not relevant because whenever I search this question I never even find it addressed anywhere....
The proposed time zone is to drift about 1 second every 50 years. I also suspect it wouldn’t really be a time zone in the same sense as the time zones we know - it would just be a standardised calibration reference. Dates and times expressed in “moon time” would probably just be some leap second off of a known Earth time zone, and because it’s mere seconds over centuries, I think the only use of this time zone is to calculate ultra-precise time diffs between two earth datetimes when the observer is on the moon. At least, that’s how I interpret the articles I can find about it.
I have no reason to doubt what you’re saying, but I really have to say this is the dumbest bullshit I’ve ever heard. The whole idea of putting expiration dates on products (and nutritional info for that matter) is for consumers to be able to interpret this stuff. Not manufacturers and not store managers. Consumers. There’s no excuse for allowing this.
Kind of an update from my previous post. The Proton Drive app on Android utterly failed to back up my photos and videos. I’ve now got a glimpse to a possible reason why....
I upgraded to Proton Unlimited today and I’ve set Proton Drive to back up my whole camera gallery, a few hundreds of GBs, so it will take a while. But I noticed that it skips large videos, e.g. it skipped a 9.8GB video file. Is this intended behavior? I can’t find documentation of it anywhere and it seems to happen silently....
Wondering if you say this in order to protect others from the pain/horror of learning it, or to protect some deep conspiratory secret. Maybe I’ll just open a textbook and find out…
Can I just say that is awful advice. There’s an easy way to save it:
“Tell me where you are and I’ll give you a few good options to start with”
When the poster is clearly a hopeless beginner this kind of response is useless and overwhelming in information that they have no chance of understanding.
He might, but that’s the whole point of federation - there’s hundreds of other instances (including the one you’re using) that he can’t buy all at once. If one instance gets taken over, Lemmy as a whole is still strong.
Even if he buys the organization developing Lemmy, I have faith the community will fork it and everyone will stop using Musk’s version.
I’ve been looking for info about this for months, as it was obviously a part of the EU’s anti-gatekeeping legislation from last year, but I couldn’t find any info. Specifically I wanted to know which apps would be able to communicate with WhatsApp - Telegram? Signal? Something else?
And now that there’s an article, it’s behind a paywall…
Edit: managed to read it through Firefox’s reader mode. Unfortunately they don’t know, but not for lack of trying:
So far, it is unclear which companies, if any, are planning to connect their services to WhatsApp. WIRED asked 10 owners of messaging or chat services—including Google, Telegram, Viber, and Signal—whether they intend to look at interoperability or had worked with WhatsApp on its plans. The majority of companies didn’t respond to the request for comment. Those that did, Snap and Discord, said they had nothing to add.
The only service they mentioned that definitely will have chat interoperability is Facebook Messenger… Yeah, no fucking thanks.
Some version of this has been floating around the Internet since 2007, probably earlier. This tweet is pretty emblematic of posts about this claim: it’s stated as pure fact, with no supporting evidence or explanation. We’re meant to just accept that a single PDF can only cover about half the area of Germany, and we’re not...
The takeaway is that the format doesn’t have any limit, but Adobe Acrobat in particular implements an arbitrary cutoff size. Other readers, such as Firefox’s built-in PDF reader or Mac’s Preview, can handle any arbitrary size. The article ends with a PDF the size of the universe, weighing an unimaginable 549 bytes!
But that limitlessness can come at a cost: according to the article, Preview doesn’t handle UserUnit which should affect page size, while Acrobat (and Firefox) do. I’m guessing (gut feeling) Acrobat probably supports the most features overall, Firefox probably supports the vast majority of those used in practice, and Preview only allows Apple Approved™ PDF features and extensions deemed worthy of Their Appleness’s consideration. Chrome’s PDF reader is probably on the same level as Firefox, I guess.
We just assume they were into art (lemmy.world)
Is there a movie with a significant portion of it shot through a telescope?
Or a very very high zoom to get a similar effect....
Interesting position with a safe square - can you find it? (discuss.tchncs.de)
This was a rare moment where I actually had to think to find it. Can you?...
Like ships in the night (lemmy.world)
How does DNA decide the shape of the body?
I know that DNA encodes proteins. Truthfully, everything besides that (including ‘what are proteins’) mostly wooshes over my head, but that’s not relevant because whenever I search this question I never even find it addressed anywhere....
"I want to live forever in AI" (lemmy.ml)
cross-posted from: lemmy.ml/post/14869314...
It's time to mentally prepare yourselves for this (lemmy.world)
I bought frozen BBQ eel and the best before date says LJ349. What does this mean? (lemmy.world)
What are these? They keep turning up on my floors (discuss.tchncs.de)
I’m in the middle east in case that helps narrow it down. Very hot few days probably have something to do with it....
Proton Drive issues and woes (discuss.tchncs.de)
Kind of an update from my previous post. The Proton Drive app on Android utterly failed to back up my photos and videos. I’ve now got a glimpse to a possible reason why....
What's so funny? (lemmy.world)
Proton Drive camera backup skips big files
I upgraded to Proton Unlimited today and I’ve set Proton Drive to back up my whole camera gallery, a few hundreds of GBs, so it will take a while. But I noticed that it skips large videos, e.g. it skipped a 9.8GB video file. Is this intended behavior? I can’t find documentation of it anywhere and it seems to happen silently....
Aaargh....my eyes......my eyes...... (lemmy.world)
But Claude said tumor! (jlai.lu)
degree in bamf (mander.xyz)
yeet (mander.xyz)
Plant Natives (mander.xyz)
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How does Proton justify its free options?
I joined Proton just a few days ago, and I’m paying for it so I can use my custom domain....
'You're an amazing father, Elon': Musk accused of running burner on X again—and nuking account who outed him (www.dailydot.com)
WhatsApp Chats Will Soon Work With Other Encrypted Messaging Apps (www.wired.com)
Got it from here : infosec.exchange/...
Baby Dinner (lemmy.world)
Making a PDF that’s larger than Germany (alexwlchan.net)
Some version of this has been floating around the Internet since 2007, probably earlier. This tweet is pretty emblematic of posts about this claim: it’s stated as pure fact, with no supporting evidence or explanation. We’re meant to just accept that a single PDF can only cover about half the area of Germany, and we’re not...
Can I install Ubuntu 18 software on Ubuntu 22.04? (Technically Linux Mint 21.3)
Hope these kinds of questions are allowed here. On this occasion I’m just looking for a straight answer....
Podcast: 'Unapologetic,' young Palestinian-Israeli podcasters advocate for a third narrative (religionnews.com)
Discovered this via Mastodon: leftodon.social/@ia42/111715430595737731...