No one wants to recreate that.
Well we the people don't but I'd be rich if I bet that the police and the governments involved do. Maybe even the healthcare institutions that would be receiving them.
Keep the program in the light
This is it. The modern day ability to record and hold accountable could be used to prevent a return to Institutionalization ala pre-70s America.
People being trapped in mental institutions without just cause is a well documented phenomenon.
Yea the default instance is overloaded. So I changed the instance to one that loaded a little faster, and then enabled cookies on piped.video so it would stay that way. I still find piped has more loading than Invidious, so I use a mix of that and actual youtube.
I really like design! Little buttons and colors and all those bits of tweaking. I've been looking more at projects on Lemmy to see how their UIs are coded, but I think the tools and frameworks all sorta run back to HTML/CSS/JavaScript so like if I learned that then I'd understand how to use Qt, PyQt, or Kotlin. Idk. I think designers tend to contract themselves to capital so the idea of an open source UI developer sounds goofy, but fun.
This is so funny to me that the cops just know this guy. Like oh yeah, Mr. 4th of July. Just some insane guy who attacks people. Whatever, typical Staten islander, I'm not gonna tell him how to live his life. Jail time? For what a little scuffle? In his own shop? Just defending his territory. Never seen a bodega cashier who wasnt violent, you know? If you weren't people would fuck with ya too much.
Staten Island is a particularly shit place. We're ok.
Every store I ship from has already had sales. Shit maybe I should buy something for Christmas 😋
At least it's not Kuwait. 🤓 Development in Arizona, I think, isn't happening to meet a demand but rather being funded by eccentric people and being met with a government with less taxes and regulations.
Dog I just told it I wanna game and have game Dev supported distro. Guess what? OpenSUSE, Zorin, and every flavor of Ubuntu. I was assuming it would tell me Fedora/Nobara, Ubuntu, and Debian Stable.
I've been coal rolled and driven off the road as a recreational cyclist on rural, lonely roads. The last time I felt safe cycling on the road was 5 years ago?