Why is it unreasonable to expect an advertised price to be accurate? If someone says your Internet will cost $30 a month, why should you accept paying anything more than that? A fair market helps increase competition, and is a good thing for all consumers.
kungen
joined 2 years ago
Have you livepatched the kernel though?
You mean a Royale with Cheese?
But why should we think so much about the final result when it's out of our hands? Without you, these people probably wouldn't have gotten any care whatsoever (or at the least, delayed with it -> higher risk for worse results).
Unless you did stuff to worsen their condition, you've undoubtedly saved many lives, and many people are very thankful for your contributions. So, thank you!
Why wait 10 years? Can it really take that long to change meal plans?
Was it not possible to draw Ethernet, or did they just want the cheapest solution? I consulted for a place that had a similar situation, and it was unacceptable for most of the students due to the jitter. So we drew Ethernet and put mini APs in each room.
idk how ring got passed that law to begin with in 99% of its use cases
It doesn't comply... but the responsibility falls on the person who mounts/uses the hardware, so Amazon does whatever they want.
It might work in WSLg otherwise?
Interesting. Why doesn't your client/instance/whatever not use Lemmy's image_proxy? All embedded images for me get sent through my instance's image_proxy it seems like, so even if I had a UK IP address it'd still show up (as long as the instance isn't hosted in the UK)
Did you say thanks afterwards to the pharmacist?
Thanks, that's going to be my new alarm clock.
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For fun, try compiling it yourself and see what scan results you get?