It seems like a pretty convoluted way to do it. Presumably they’d need a doctor to get a terminal diagnosis, that’d be hard to fake especially without the victim having any second opinions with other doctors.

Seems like murder with extra steps. I think the good of the law outweighs these edge cases.

A lot of laws that I’ve seen say that they have to be diagnosed to be terminally ill less than x months to live and also psychologically evaluated.

It’s hard for me to see how that would be easily taken advantage of.

Literally every time just straight fed shit

I use Vaultwarden, but either way most of my home server data gets backed up by getting encrypted and uploaded to Backblaze regularly/automatically.

If that fails well each client has a copy of the data, so just one has to survive.

(in number of football games including all dead ball times and the halftime shows)

Wait are we talking mid-day NFL, primetime (SNF/MNF/TNF/Playoffs), or Superbowl? Or are you talking CFB, and if so is it one of the big conference games or is it only showing on ESPN+?

It also doesn’t quite work like the movies and can be pretty harmful

And?

It’s really fucked up that Israeli genocide drove them to such extreme and desperate warfare.

Jesus we’re just posting straight Zionist propaganda on the Fediverse and people are seemingly swallowing it whole?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ynet

Ynet is an Israeli news and general-content website, and the online outlet for the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper.

Wonder who owns Yedioth Ahronoth…

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arnon_Mozes

Arnon “Noni” Mozes (Hebrew: ארנון מוזס; born 1 April 1953) is the editor-in-chief, controlling owner and chair of the board of directors in the Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth. Mozes’ media career has resulted in close ties to many Israeli government officials, including Benjamin Netanyahu, Ehud Olmert and Haim Ramon.

…Mozes either refused to publish articles that exposed government wrongdoing or corruption or would ask to shorten them and omit some of the content.

full 1080p

Really doesn’t mean anything. A 1080p movie can be 2gb and it’s technically still 1080p. But a 1080p Bluray is 20-30GB. Resolution is a small part of quality.

Apparently possible but looks a bit technical to get running.

https://lvra.gitlab.io/docs/hardware/#xr-devices

From what I can tell you should use Envision which is designed to automate the setup.

https://lvra.gitlab.io/docs/fossvr/envision/

Actually reading this apparently I totally may be able to use a wired Quest.

always thought it would be fairly simple to have a Windows program that setup a temporary boot to a Linux ISO that gets stored to RAM. (So that the drive can be wiped for install as needed) Debian based distro ISOs (or maybe just Ubuntu idk) load to RAM with “toram” kernel parameter.

Like I said I’m not blaming you. If that’s the reality for you I’m not here to prosthelytize. Maybe you can try again on your next PC if you’re still trying to get away from Windows.

BT

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HDMI

NVIDIA, along with HDMI audio.

WiFi

Not something you mentioned but honestly not something I’ve had a problem with in 5+ years across a lot of hardware. Except this one old Broadcom card that was pulled from a Mac because I wanted to try Hackintoshing (running macOS on a normal PC).

Sounds like most of your problem is NVIDIA. I don’t have any of that on AMD. But if that’s what you have that’s what you have. I’m not blaming you. Unfortunately NVIDIA (the company) is just not as good about making their stuff work with Linux.

Bluetooth works great for me. At least since I switched from a shitty old Broadcom wireless card to a modern Intel wireless one.

VR works fine on Linux.

Unless you really need to connect an Oculus/Meta headset over USB. You can use Steam Link VR streaming if you’ve got a really good wireless connection.

Most games are, but there’s a few asterisks mostly not because Linux is incapable of running it but because there’s super invasive anti-cheat that doesn’t allow it.

Basically like e-mail, if that helps.

You sign up on Protonmail, your buddy signs up on GMail. You can send mail to yourbuddy@gmail.com from youremail@protonmail.com. Proton Mail sees the address and sends the message over to GMail/Google. Despite there being 100s or 1000s of EMail services they all work together to form a singular service we call “email”.

That’s a lot of how it works basically. I’d add on community subscriptions to make it more complete. For example a user on piefed.social subscribes to !asklemmy@lemmy.ml. Once the first piefed.social user subscribes, lemmy.ml will begin sending piefed.social a message every time something happens on !asklemmy@lemmy.ml. So let’s say a lemmy.world user upvotes a comment in !asklemmy@lemmy.ml. lemmy.world sends that message to lemmy.ml, the host of the community. lemmy.ml then sends a message about the upvote to all servers with someone subscribed to the community, including piefed.social. In this way all servers show the same thing.

But yeah, the important part is that it works. How it works isn’t always something the end user needs to know.

Muinness - pronounced “menace”.

oh no

anyway

Oh yeah. All my coworkers talk/ask about “sites” which are just streaming sites filled to the absolute brim with ads and all the videos are low bitrate. Kinda sad ngl

Jesus, making people anti-science whackos is as easy as a spiffy looking site and video huh.