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from another board im on

::facepalm::

"Day 43 from Covid, 2nd round of steroids started Tues before turkey day. Have had EKG, xray, labs, CT to check for blood clots (lab work suggested), antibiotics & 2 inhalers.

I’m exhausted and sometimes sound like I smoke 2pks/day. It’s made my fibromyalgia so much more painful than I’ve ever experienced. There’s no pain med for this.

Yes, I’m vaccinated although I had just gotten the new booster 2+ weeks prior to getting sick."

@iska @ins0mniak @PurpCat You would think this was true of tabletop RPGs but those got overrun.

this popped into my head in the shower this morning and now you have to look at it

meine fresse, das ist so ungefähr das äquivalent von ins gesicht spucken was da von meinen zwangsgebühren gemacht wird.

youtube.com/watch?v=SlKiRKANnU

Fun fact: the 2009 model of Sidekick smartphone came with NetBSD as standard.

you don't have to wear eyeliner while using one, but it helps ✨

Stay away from distros where Poettering has a finger in the pie / Finger weg von Distros, wo Poettering seine Finger drin hat 

Microsoft man Lennart Poettering recommends everything here that the community has been warning against for years. E.G.: TPM, fido2, UEFI SecureBoot.

Microsoft-Mann Lennart Poettering empfiehlt hier alles, wovor die Community seit jahren warnt. Z.B.: TPM, fido2, UEFI SecureBoot.

"The encryption key should be bound to the TPM device; i.e system data should be locked to a security concept belonging to the system, not the user."

Fuck you, Lennart

https://0pointer.net/blog/authenticated-boot-and-disk-encryption-on-linux.html

#Poettering #systemd

90s (pop-)rock is one of my favorite genres. i like how clean it is produced, you actually can hear every instrument. not many effects used, usually just some reverb. top notch stuff.

Looking if there's anything new has developed in waster water treatment and and found this comment
>Back in the mid-2000s, I visited the Ethel M chocolate factory on the outskirts of Las Vegas. Its entire greywater treatment system was contained in a greenhouse-like structure full of various tanks, which in turn were full of algae, bacteria, and plenty of plants, just like in your video here. The factory tour guide told us how the water that came out the far side was as clean as anything that came out of a food grade garden hose, and so they were able to recycle it. (I think they used UV light treatment, too.) The tour guide told us it was one of the first commercially scaled nature-based water treatment systems when it was intalled.
@iwillbite
I see. There some advantage, and disadvantage, it depends on your morals and what you know of the world.
For example if you start to study microbiology like I did you'll freak about about the food you eat and most people won't ever be convinced by what you say.
Anyway, again it depends on your values, some things are universal tho, having to get water from a well or rain teaches anyone the value and importance of water and makes you appreciate modern way of water distribution, etc...
Some families don't necessarily go entirely of grid, just out of a city like for example https://tube.raccoon.quest/watch?v=SUYchs2S_-U
@mrsaturday @iwillbite Water treatment is very difficult when you're offgrid, Except if you just use vinegar and soap you make you can't just dump it anywhere and actually have to build a multi layer pond with specific fauna/flaura.
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