But we could have… If we spend as much om science as we did on war, since the dawn of mankind, i’m convinced we could have :)
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johannesto Fediverse@lemmy.world•[fluff post] If lemmy users are Lemmites, what would we like to call piefed users?English2·9 days agoPiefy’s.
johannesto Privacy@lemmy.ml•Brain implants that read minds: a medical miracle raises new ethical questions13·9 days agoI have so many thoughts on any given moment, i’d crash the whole system 😂
johannesto Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•If you've recovered from depression, what did it feel like?1·15 days agoI’ve been having depressions since i was 12. I’m 44 now.
From the beginning i have been able to pinpoint the reasons for my depressions. I’ve been a caretaker of both my parents, leading to financial stress as well. In 2020 my father died, and i decided to cut back the contact with my mother, and deal with my financial problems.
I can honestly say i’m no longer depressed, and i don’t take any meds.
At first, all my days where black. Then they went to grey, and now i have a grey day every once in a while.
For me it helps that i learned to recognize the thoughts that would spiral me down the dark path. I have a playlist of music that makes me happy. I will play it whenever the need arises.
When i was depressed, even getting up in the morning was tiresome, i had no energy for anything at all. Along the way when the depression got less and less, my energy started to return as well. Noawadays i work 40 to 60 hours a day, and i love taking long walks with my dog. For me those where the moments i started to realize the depression started to go away :)
Because, as someone who dislikes MS as much as possible, Powershell is one of the few things they done right :) And when you manage mostly Windows servers and a few Linux servers, why not choose a solution that works on both platforms? And yes, perl, python, ruby, they all work on Windows too, but its just not comparable to powershell on Windows.
So i can understand why someone asks this question :)
Personally, i keep them both seperated, powershell on Windows, bash on Linux. But i can understand why someone might choose to go “powershell all the way” :)
johannesto Technology@lemmy.zip•U.S. Senators Introduce New Pirate Site Blocking Bill: Block BEARDEnglish3·1 month agoIsn’t that the whole point? Keep it vague enough so once it passes you can say “yes but this is also what we ment”
Thats what i think anyways.
johannesto Technology@lemmy.zip•Samsung TVs are coming back online after apps stopped workingEnglish2·1 month agoThis is why i dont want a smart TV. I have a large monitor. And i’ll make it smart myself.
johannesto Selfhosted@lemmy.world•How to Setup a Secure Ubuntu Home Server: A Complete GuideEnglish121·1 month agoWhich issues are you referring to?
Using port 2222 may not prevent any real hackers from discovering it, but it sure does prevent a lot of them scripttkiddie attacks that use automated software.
Not sure why you’re downvoted so much. I’m a gay man from the Netherlands. And i’ve been feeling exactly like this for quite some time now.
johannesto Technology@beehaw.org•Gemini Is 'Strict and Punitive' While ChatGPT Is 'Catastrophically' Cooperative, Researchers Say4·2 months agoWith coding, i have the opposite idea. ChatGPT would often say “oh noes! Cant do that because it might be harmful!” While Gemini happily chirps out the code, and simply warns me of any dangerous actions
johannesto Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Well, today I had a fit of nostalgia for the old Internet without algorithms and moderation and I want to ask you, do you remember this?2·2 months agoOMG flash!! I forgot about that! What a horrible sites we made with shockwave flashplayer 😂
johannesto Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Well, today I had a fit of nostalgia for the old Internet without algorithms and moderation and I want to ask you, do you remember this?121·2 months agoI remember a time when you could 't even watch videos online! The best we had where GIFs if they wheren’t too big to fit over our 33k somewhat modem connection with dial-in!
johannesto Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•How do you justify buying something you want but don’t need?10·2 months agoI don’t justify it, i just buy it.
If i want a motorcycle, and i have the money for it…
When i was younger i used to think about things a lot. I’m 44 now. I lost my dad 5 years ago, and my mom last year. It really changed my views on life. Yeah i save some on a savings account, but at the end of today, tomorrow is always a promise, never a guarantee. And so i live a much easier life. I buy what i want, when i want, where i want.
I used to think that would make my cynical, but it actually made me a more pleasant person, less worrying on my part. If that makes any sense?
johannesto Linux@lemmy.ml•Europe is slowly ditching Microsoft: why it's happening & why it could fail.6·2 months agoActually, my mother knew how to use Debian before she could use Windows. Her first pc came with Windows XP, switched that for Debian as its been my main OS since 2000.
Yes, you can teach your grandmother to use Linux.
johannesto Technology@lemmy.world•Apple Chief Operating Officer (COO) Jeff Williams to step down later this monthEnglish21·2 months agoOddly enough i heard that in my head with trump’s voice.
What has been heard cannot be unheard!
johannesto Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•If you had a time machine that could set the internet back to what it was like in a certain era, when would that be?2·2 months ago1998, the internet was a wonderful place back then. I have made some deep connections with people i havent seen yet, but i still talk to them regulary. I don’t think thats possible now.
I once tried to jump over a big garbage container that was, ehhm… how do i put it? It was sort of under ground, but with no roof next to a staircase. (It was build in a small hill, sort of) But i missed it and fell into it. My whole back was one big scraping wound. Very painful for weeks :(
johannesto Buy European@feddit.uk•European taxpayers will want 'to see return' on 5% NATO spending increase, analyst says810·3 months agoWell, i’m a Europian tax payer, and i just want my country to be safe. And i’ll happily spend some extra tax dollars for that.
Alpine Linux has been my go to OS for things like servers and NAS’s. Its small, rock stable, and can run on basically anything thay has a floppydrive ;-)