Serious answer: Break it, carefully pry off the bits of shell one at a time. Obviously without damaging the egg.

TIL that putting it in cold water has anything to do with that. I always just figured that’s part of the recipe and has something to do with the way they cook.

The actual video data is not HTTP, because how would that even work, and I was just working on an API that’s over raw TCP recently.

Yes, it is a huge piece, though, and has a way of spreading even into places you don’t technically need it.

I’d like to point out that Amazon still hasn’t made a profit. Everything they save doing Amazon things has just gone back into building the system, so far.

Non-commercial would mean no money changes hands. Sir Tim is thinking of the way it still is an amateur radio, for example.

A small(-er) business is still definitely a business, though.

I don’t know, the thing about the internet is that it does bring a ton of value, and operating it does have costs in turn. Maybe Sir Tim is right about DNS being the point where it got commercial, but it was going to happen somehow. Arxiv and Wikipedia still exist, but how do you do Amazon non-commercially? Even YouTube is a challenge.

There used to be a sort of mantra that technology was neutral and people are good and bad. But actually, that’s not true of things on the web

Arguably, that’s not the distinction. Technologies can be explicitly of control or of chaos. And then that relative structure or freedom can itself be used for good or for evil.

A central platform is of control, Lemmy or Linux is of chaos. And obviously we lean towards the latter a lot, but for some things even Lemmy wants central control and monitoring, so it’s not evil, exactly.

But to the layperson at large we’re just pedantically nitpicking.

Important to mention. The idea that the internet isn’t actually on their box is already a frontier of public communications.

But, for Lemmy’s sake, yeah email, straming, VOIP and video calling, whatever IOT or app protocol.

Yeah, it was always going to happen.

That could be it.

Digging isn’t free in Sweden either, right? Maybe OP thinks they’re ugly, but sometimes good enough is good enough.

And yet, the US pays normal market rates for crude like everyone else.

Yeah, I did notice the use of “remigration” (although he said “reverse migration”) and “low-IQ” in referance to an ethnicity that happens to be black. Also he just openly blamed non-white Western culture for the third world being poorer.

Usually instinctive tool use is excluded. What scientists are interested in - and what engineers can’t replicate - is a creature understanding it’s environment well enough to use it against itself (so to speak) in a novel, creative way.

I know from our everyday perspective itching with a stick isn’t a giant intellectual leap, but how solids work, how limbs work and the type of contact required to itch would be difficult as hell if you put it in mathematical terms. And then on top of that, you have to put it together in the correct order to be a solution. The cow could just as easily have grabbed grass instead of wood, or used the short side of the stick.

He actually prefers to leave the bun off his burgers anyway. I’m not kidding.

I feel like if it was just anybody doing it, that would actually be somewhat better. The title implies Custer earned it, which is messed up in multiple ways.

So, if you were a dude, try to grow a beard and maybe shave your head would be the advice. Aim for a “mature” clothing style is the best I can think of for a lady.

If you’re interested in getting tattoos, that also signals “probably old enough to drive”.

People don’t think OP is young, they just block her with their robots.txt policy.

It’s far fetched, anyway.

Depending on the level of progression of the disease, the state of effected neurons and unknown things about how the brain works, I’m not going to say it’s impossible, but more than a single study in a vacuum is absolutely required as evidence.

Who sells all their US bonds, and stops recognising intellectual property?

European governments, citizens or China? All three don’t quite make sense. China would be out of nowhere, citizens don’t decide intellectual property, and EU governments may or may not hold significant treasury bonds, and have IP vulnerabilities of their own.

Who does?

You would think so, wouldn’t you.

Yeah, how memories are actually stored, and the actual input-output functions of neurons, are very much up in the air. Once the brain has sizeable holes in it I’m guessing a lot is just gone, but something might be retained.

Theoretically possible has very little to do with practically and recently solved, though.