Hello there! :)
I'm a cis guy, so maybe not the very best source, but honestly i would search online for a nice spa where they offer waxing or something like that and just have a nice day there, and ask for advice from the staff there what would look good on you.
And also maybe some ecosian and pinteresting? I guess there are a lot of examples. Maybe even some drawing guides to see what effects different shapes have?
I hope this gets the ball rolling, and hope I did not overstep any boundaries
I'm looking forward to where they will be produced. I'd they actually source and produce most of the material and even the shoe itself I the us, it would be actually pretty impressive and worth the cost, if they are quality shoes.
But I guess the will produce in Asia, like everyone else and not really make profit for Americans but rather no profit for the cheap labor and all the other profit for trump himself. Funny how things work sometimes, but let's await the outcome first! Cognitive dissonance I think?
I think it's so high because they might factor in large businesses, companies and unis, which have incredible fast connection. But I still wonder how they come up with that
What a fucking surprise. Not that vw had issues with forced labour in the past before, or is still producing parts in a Uigur labour camps. I really hope the EU law on transparent sourcing for companies is kicking in soon..
How can anyone in an executive roll be so blind and ignorant to the pain and suffering that they are responsible for. This makes me sad
I'm still at university and we had one course on it sec, but those were my only option to ehance my skills in this field.
I fiddled around with ctfs a little and tried to learn some stuff with metasploit. But i feel like the learning curve is very steep, also because it's such a broad field.
I'm currently studying electrical engineering and information technology. I have some skills in programming, embedded, some webdev stuff and some SQL.
What would you say is an easie field to get started in?
Some friends of mine are at the same point right now, their skills arenmore limited though.
Thanks in advance :)
Interesting take. I think different though, because it does not mean we are not free, I think it helps in moments we are lost. I often find my self overwhelmed by what I need to do so organising myself or keeping myself organised can be very important to me. I don't use apps to this extend yet, but plan on doing so after building my Nas. I think it's also very interesting to keep track of my health and mood in order to learn patterns I should avoid in order to stay mentally stable
Unpopular take:
A more complex installer that lets me choose what I want to use:
what de?
what theme of de?
what package manager?
all the video codecs or minimal?
what office programs?
graphics card? Nvidia or AMD?
developer pack? (Python, java, some other stuff, vscode/codium)
graphics suite (Krita, incscape, gimp)
KDE connect, syncthing?
Firefox or chromium?
cloud connections? (OneDrive, Google drive, nextcloud?)
I don't know what else could be interesting, but I think that would take away the annoying "what distro to I want" and would make Linux more like "I like gnome, everything installed, I'm a developer" or "KDE plasma, graphics and office, the rest inwant to install myself"
Maybe I totally don't understand what distros are, but isn't all the same, just some differen configurations?
I mean if you consent, they can do it. Maybe you can opt out like with meta.
I think the issue will be, that ai can reveal secrets it is not supposed to
There is the recycling fabrik in Germany. They take orders from outside Europe as well as far as I know. It has a minimum weight of a few kilos though, so maybe collect with friends and local communities before?
They take pla and petg
They are a little confused right now, why they can't give some money to the politicians and be done with the problem. I think they don't know what to do.
I Dualboot as well, because the programs I want to use are not available on Linux and this keeps me from switching 100% to Linux. If I would need to use Adobe for my job, or just like it, it would keep me from switching to Linux as well.
To be honest, if all programs would run in Linux as well without tinkering, the market share would go up to 10% immideately almost guaranteed.
The thing is, Linux and most open source and free software feels like it's not quite there yet. A lot of things are a little unpolished and weirdly complicated.
I am happy to pay for good software, as I did in the past. I don't need to have everything open source. Yeah, there are alternatives for almost everything but comparing them side by side shows what the free tools often lack, like freecad vs Fusion or solidworks. Or gimp Vs Photoshop. It's not the same. You can get it working if you want it to, but most people are lazy and want stuff to be working like they are used to. Or just require it to work fast without workarounds.
I could not find a good alternative for Ableton, and all my project files are from Ableton. So I sometimes hesitate if I want to boot into Linux or windows, because everything I need just works in windows and is already there
So Steam audio ist basically the audio engine, which is now open source?