What if you ask if you can borrow their phone and password for an hour? They have nothing to hide?
It’s the internet. Dont question the weird!
No, it is supposed to be a weapon in the class war… https://logicmag.io/failure/the-automation-charade/
Good! People should not eat that crap. It’s hardly food.
You parents would just tell you something and you assumed it was true until you learned years later they where just winging it with bullshit.
How much proof do you need. The Wikipedia page alone have tons of sources.
The Star Wars universe is not interesting enough for all the TV show and movies being made. George Lucas is not Tolkien and the world building was fine enough for the original trilogy, but it’s simply too boring for more content. Tolkiens work gets more interesting as you learn more about the details. Star Wars is the opposite. The more information you get the less interesting it is.
Also the Jedis are just cops/soldiers. They are not inherently good.
I have given up on this series. I’m not even sure I would read the next book if it was released tomorrow. Maybe if the series is ever fully released I might reread it from the beginning to end. It’s like if Netflix published books.
The network effect is definitely at play. But the usability is not really there yet. Just finding communities through the app I’m using is not always working right.
Lemmy is not ready for a more mainstream user base.
But is this actually a problem. Does people go around now and need proof that they bought some property?
To me it seems like blockchain is a solution looking for problems that doesn’t really exist.
So in theory it would be terrible to use as proof for ownership.
I had a time where I had to make new friends in a new city, and what I learned is that you have to take initiative a lot in the beginning of a new friendship. You have to suggest something to do together maybe the first 2 - 4 times. After some time it should be more equal if not find some other friends.
Immich might work.
Yes, those too