I’ve had a Tidal subscription for about a year. It’s recommendation algo is way way better than Spotify and there are none of those spammy 1 minute tracks that Spotify has because ‘artists’ have gamed the system.

They don’t have a Linux app but the PWA works fine. Minimize the window to reduce CPU usage (I know that sounds crazy but it actually works).

ok so the monkeys need to type faster

In your best actual solution, how do refugees apply for asylum?

I’ve been learning docker over the last few weeks and it’s been very helpful for writing and debugging docker-compose configs. My server how has 9 different services running on it.

I use it for python development sometimes, maybe once per day. I’ll paste in a chunk of code and describe how I want it altered or fixed and that usually goes pretty well. Or if I need a generic function that I know will have been coded a million times before I’ll just ask ChatGPT for it.

It’s far from “useless” and has made me somewhat more productive. I can’t see it replacing anyone’s job though, more of a supplemental tool that increases output.

It’s not so much the hair itself as it being a symptom of god knows what else.

!latvija@lemmy.world

The first couple of nights are the most unsettling but it becomes normal pretty quick. In 3 years of living on the road there was only one time someone spooked us at night and it was just kids rocking the van for a laugh.

Sorry! I’ve updated my links now.

I tried it myself (changing the name and changing the values) but lost interest after 3 attempts and always getting the right answer:

https://chatgpt.com/share/670af65d-da08-800f-8ad4-c67782ee5477

https://chatgpt.com/share/670af672-45dc-800f-ac91-cc2811fa89c7

https://chatgpt.com/share/6709e80b-e5a8-800f-90d0-1af3418675ef

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Wake me up when they implement FEP 1b12.

https://vgtrk.ru seems to be working

Really great tool, thanks! A few questions…

In the commands, will {instance} always be rss.ponder.cat?

Is the full process:

1. create account on rss.ponder cat
2. create community using new account
3. send message to add rss feed(s)

Or do you make the communities and then we add feeds to them?

Does each message need to have only one command?

Every situation is so different that you really need professional advice.

We’re working on it :)

Half of them use their real name. Also a lot of them are sharing links to content they’ve posted using their personal FB account or whatever. They don’t even try to have any opsec because they don’t think they’re doing anything wrong.

All this talk of encryption and sopenas is mostly pointless - all the police need to do is join any of the Telegram channels and see the evidence for themselves, like in this case - https://www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/350438242/man-who-wanted-build-gallows-hear-jacinda-arderns-neck-snap-guilty-threats-kill

No doubt there are private channels but there’s absolutely no shortage of criminal stuff happening out in the open.

Lemmy communities and Mastodon profiles both produce a RSS feed of posts. I’m sure there is a RSS-to-email service that would do the trick.

You could try to find an open source project to contribute to? That’ll get give you a nice big codebase to grapple with.

There is no universally good investment - it all depends on your priorities, risk appetite and timeframe.