Only makes sense for half the population though. Chances of you making it 9 months through an illness while a bunch of your body’s resources are dedicated to growing another life are basically 0. Not to mention you’re very likely to grow a weaker offspring. Evolution doesn’t really work that way unless only men get hornier when feeling shit.

Sure, except if you choose to live in the middle of nowhere it’s hardly fair for everyone else (government) to pay for your decision. It’s not like they owe you other utilities. A house you build off grid will stay that way unless someone pays to change that. Just like you can get well water and solar electricity, you can also get satellite internet. I suspect you’re still comparing one of the Nordic countries or GB to US without realizing just how vastly different population density is here.

Maybe fiber runs through that location? Digging is expensive no matter where you live. Adding a km of underground fiber seems very unlikely to hook up one person, but I’ll take your word for it.

I see this take a lot and I think by now most people should realize that this isn’t really an issue of which president is in power. US has enough territory to basically fit some countries people compare it to into a single abandoned farm. Also individual states not only have economies that are bigger than most countries, but are also so wildly different from each other that pretty much the only thing they share is the USD. US does have trolleybuses, electric delivery cars and a fuckload of solar installations and charging stations in places where it makes sense. At the same time, running fiber in a place with population density of <1/km^2 or in a city where digging up the street costs millions in disruptions every hour is prohibitive.

Pretty sure (based on a ton of other mistakes in the same post) that previous poster had a stroke while typing “video for” so the next post is a joke.

You can barely distinguish faces in 480p. It is useless. Technology progressed and there’s no reason to continue generating ewaste. These sensors are actual trash. Aldi isn’t selling old stock so this literal trash is purposefully manufactured only for people to discover it’s not actually useful and immediately return it.

Not weird. It’s ewaste. 480p in 2025 is trash. Eufy has 2k option for ~$60 on frequent sale with no subscription. So does Reolink.

Doesn’t work for every use case, but perfect for mine. I was just pointing out other options.

Valid points. I use it for my media collection I can easily restore and won’t miss. Cache would be sort of nice to have and redundancy would just be wasting space.

Mergerfs can do that too and you can keep the underlying fs as whatever you want.

How will this work with banking apps and android auto?

Ah, makes sense. I don’t mind sharing history and have never used bookmarks or customized any settings.

This is what I do now, just trying to figure out why ff keeps spending time on profiles. Do they have any advantages over containers?

I think containers (that Firefox already has) are a much better way to handle this. Profiles, art least the way they are implemented on chrome, feels like a massive downgrade.

Mine was also local. Felt nothing. You just got a shit doc.

Mild inconvenience at worst. Don’t spread misinformation about this awesome procedure.

Sounds like you just had a shit doc doing yours.

TorrentLeech is the one I use most. Funfile and Pretome that branched off from it are the other popular ones.

https://lemmy.world/c/opensignups

I think you can also watch similarly named reddit without having to even create an account.

I got into all the private trackers I’m on (4) during their open signup periods. Never had to beg for an invite. Just check from time to time.

Private tracker plus encryption. Good luck.

We’ll cross that bridge when we get there. Ai fears have been around for decades and we’re still many years, if not decades from any real Ai. Pattern recognition and ML we have now are incredibly useful for specific tasks though, so dismissing whole tech based on theoretical fears seems very conservative.