I dunno. I keep remembering what my old Pebble did, and how well it did, and nothing more… And yep, I want it back.

Basically, a dumb watch, with an HR monitor, accelerometer, and could sync that data to my phone app.

Its API let me do cool things like pause/unpause my music while running, which was nice. But, it required the apps to be have an API for doing so.

Battery? The thing went an entire week between charges.

Thunderbird and neomutt.

Watch the intro video when you first turn on the mac book. REALLY.

If you miss it, or whatever, find the current vid to watch. Before I did that, it felt like the touchpad was insane, and just doing random shit.

And get iTerm2. Its better than stock.

From there, its just a UNIX with a funny window manager.

Space itself expanding doesnt, however…

A teapot created with out solar system orbiting the sun fits our models, with an extremely low probability.

However, we dont work on that assumption being true.

Matter and energy can be converted. So, its possible it was never created, it just always was.

Sure! Big crunch is a possibility! Crunch or heat death, all matters on how much matter is in the universe.

Until evidence shows otherwise, new matter being created doesnt fit our observations.

Go prove that wrong! Win yourself a Nobel prize in physics! That’s what science is about!

Yes, but we don’t have proof that universe can’t generate new matter.

True… we also don’t have proof there isn’t a tea pot orbiting our Sun since it’s creation, either.

However, there’s also a complete lack of evidence of it.

You cannot prove a negative. The evidence says no new matter can be created. No evidence that new matter gets created. Therefore, we work on the model of no new matter creation.

Fairly, land is always a good investment. Taking out predatory loans to buy land isnt.

To be fair, even going one time will be a pain the ass. Returning a second time will be another pain in the ass.

Oh… you will know, because you will only be shitting clear liquid, every 30-90 minutes half way through the protocol.

I would disregard, at least, that line of thinking. I mean, Tor was heavily funded by the CIA… However, it’s secure. Linux kernel is largely funded by the US government. However, it’s secure.

What dessalines is doing is called “poisoning the well”.

However, I’ll find some more, as I recently was looking into this.

Like this?

https://www.opentech.fund/security-safety-audits/briar-security-audit/

Or more a techie in-depth review?

I can attest: Briar requires no PII to create an account, operates over the Tor network (Your device becomes an onion service, basically, for chat). And, it integrates with Ripple, an emergency wipe button app (As does signal).

I like it, because you can keep a blog, create forums, group chats, and a few other really cool features. It sucks down your battery life, though (It’s the notifs, and keeping an always-on server running).

Briar is… Signal if you turned security up to 11. It comes with drawbacks, like if you are offline, you miss messages. You can get around it by using their mailbox, but that brings other issues (Securing a server).

seems to be the ONLY industry where these religious nutjobs pretend to care about workers.

Nah, they dug in with it in the healthcare field, when “fighting for nurses” who were idiots and thought vaccines killed people.

Meanwhile, you post here :P

Good luck. NYS couldn’t even keep track of this requirement just for CCW permits.

Due process includes the process of your ballot eligibility being reviewed, and then denied, based on things that are prima facie.

Yes, sorry… the militia clause, as its known

The purpose of the militia is to put down insurrection, not to engage in it.

The word “regulated” has had only one actual meaning… the same as it means to regulate interstate commerce.

And only a couple of years later, the militia acts passed.