that was my initial thought too, but then I remembered that if may not be so obvious to those who aren’t like-minded like that. it’s still good to share with friends and family who might not know about it

we need to return to wiping our asses with leaves

at least I don’t have to worry about that!

*cries in 36⁰C highs*

Accidents happen all the time, mostly in general aviation (privately owned, usually small aircraft, but can include business jets). A lot of incidents are minor. Usually a wing strike or a collision with a ground vehicle. When there are accidents that result in loss of life, you may see the occasional news outlet pick it up. However, a majority of the time it’s just local news outlets.

You will see accidents more often than not in general aviation due to less stringent regulations and a varying degree of pilot experience. Commercial aviation still remains one of the safest forms of travel.

Something to note is that incidents are reported to the authorities (FAA/NTSB when necessary), but you are correct in that they are not reported on by news agencies. Shock and sensationalism sells, and I’m tired of seeing my news feed full of sensational clickbait titles in general.

Not to downplay the severity of what’s been happening recently (DCA, Philadelphia, and now Toronto), but what you are seeing in the news is the same thing that happened to trains after the East Palestine incident in Ohio. For months after the East Palestine incident, every major news outlet was talking about every trend derailment. There are an average of about three derailments a day in the US yet you don’t really see anybody but local news covering it nowadays.

There are incidents in aviation everyday whether there are engine failures that need to return to an airport or a runway excursion. It’s just the nature of news and media, to be sensational and get as many clicks as possible. “Oh a plane’s engine caught fire in Houston while on the takeoff roll! we better cover it because aviation is hot in the news!”

I know they’re not entirely related but it’s the first thing that came to mind so I had to make it.

Brazilian Hatsune Miku was too powerful for her own good

Of the machines I own: 2 are running Ubuntu server (one for hosting a Minecraft server, the other for testing as I’m still relatively new to Linux), a NAS running trueNAS, A laptop running dual boot Windows 10 and Kali, and my main machine running Windows 10 with Kali and Ubuntu running though WSL. As I am typing this, I am installing Mint on one of the drives of my main PC. I’ve been putting it off for way too long as the majority of the programs and games I use do not have Linux support.

My primary method of typing on mobile is swipe typing:

FUTO dies does a fervent decent job at it, but it sum still has a way FYI to go fit for me to make a full switch IMO.

I am quite impressed by the voice to text method though. But I do wish it would show what is being transcribed in real time. Overall, I’m impressed with what the team is doing. I can’t wait to see the next iterations of this, but for now, I think I’m going to have to stick with G board. Additionally, the GIF picker is super convenient on G-board.

that sounds like a modest proposal

Take a look at Ollama.ai, just follow the installation instructions. A decent GPU is recommended, and the models are around 10GB iirc.

Admit it, you missed 10.00 and are convincing yourself that 10.01 is better.

3 months later I finally started the process. Got Proton Unlimited and am slowly transitioning my Google drive over

Laws of physics? What are you, a narc?

I can’t think of any reason why Apple, which has historically been against the right to repair, wouldn’t support this!

Titanfall 2 and Cyberpunk 2077 for the past few weeks.

also DCS if that counts as a game

I’ve been meaning to switch off of Google for months now, but never had the time to properly research what exactly that entails

That has nothing to do with whether it’s USB 2.0 or 3.0 because it’s backwards compatible. What phone do you have?