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A graph representing the frequency of something is called a histogram. That might be the word you are looking for?
The whole point of casinos is to get people to feel like they are one play away from winning big, in perpetuity.
I don’t know how much of a bootlicker one has to be to get “verified” but if I were, I’d try to politely ask the staff how Denuvo can be bypassed or circumvented.
On solo outdoors-y trips I pack twice as much food and water as I need, a rescue whistle and I inform a trusted relative before and after a remote trip who can get in touch with emergency services if I don’t call back by the morning after.
At home I honestly would be screwed by an earthquake or major catastrophe… at least I have an up-to-date fire extinguisher and first aid kit in a readily accessible area.
My take is that with Harris courting endorsements from many formerly rank-and-file Republicans, this drives the point home. If anybody is still confused that Trump’s party is VERY different from what the Republican Party used to be, the Cheney’s endorsing her should settle that. Anybody still unconvinced is wilfully ignorant at minimum.
OP is big on digital data preservation https://xkcd.com/1683/
I usually like to hear about people’s travels to xyz. I find it less interesting to know about who had a baby, who’s engaged with whom etc. but baby pictures are kinda cute. Usually though the purpose of hearing people talk about therir trip is to tell another mutual friend/family member that “person abc went to country xyz” or “had a baby with xyz”. But sometimes you wonder how it would be like to visit that country yourself, or if you have been then how their trip compared to yours, so hearing stories from people you know are good insights.
It can drag on after a while, so when some anecdote goes on too long I try to fast forward towards the end of the trip, ask more about the trip that I want to hear about, or ask “did you bring anything back?” As the last question before changing the subject.
I like telling anyone who’s interested about train stuff, and I’ll share my travels in conversation, but I try to limit it to showing one or two pictures/videos off my phone and just the highlights in a few sentences.
I am very shitty on security (I would not write this reply on a post on the cybersecurity community), and I resisted MFA for several years as being too annoying having to login to mail/SMS. After finding open source apps supporting TOTP, I feel better about it and I manually do the syncing by just transferring the secrets between my devices offline.
Passkeys are another foreign thing that I think I will get used to eventually, but for now there are too many holes in support, too much vendor lock-in (which was my main distaste for MFA, I didn’t want MS or Google Authenticator), and cumbersome (when email and SMS were the only options for MFA, difficulty of portability for passkeys).
I bestow upon you the title of 凡人 (bonjin), in Japanese means an unremarkably mediocre person. You can tattoo it and tell people it means psychopath instead of course, who’s stopping you?
I kind of felt that way at that age, in the sense that I was worried about choosing a career path and being stuck in it forever.
For me, moving away from my entire previous life in a new city far away was something I wasn’t really expecting I would do, but I did and I generally feel really good about it.
At your age, and when you start living in your own place, you’ve got to realize that stuff isn’t just going to happen for you any more, and if you want something done you are going to need to put serious effort into it. Yes, it is tough to work a full time job that leaves little time for thinking about and doing much else, for ever-decreasing pay. However, you have to make the most of it, make changes you want to see in your life. Plan things out, speak with people to see whether your ideas are sound, make decisions, act on them, taking on calculated risks and responsibilities. Then you’ll find you’ll be able to do what you want to a bit more.
Nice! I like it!
They sure love their kumamon 🐻 over there.
To OP and any smart coders out there: if you could implement this feature into Lemmy yourself, you could earn up to a cool €6000.
Tell me why
I never wanna hear you say
I want it as the crow flies.
1% / 35% / 64%. I like seeing what’s going on in Vancouver and other Canadian cities, nationally, and the relatively active !pcgaming@lemmy.ca (primarily due to @alessandro@lemmy.ca 's news posting efforts).
When I’m done then I visit what’s Hot and the top 12h on All.
The government agencies tasked to hold companies accountable for industry standards and safety, have been taking companies for their word instead of actually inspecting for far too long.
There are prolific posters and some bots that post nearly half of the content that gets popular on a particular day. Commentors I think there’s a healthy mix of regulars and users I don’t recognize.
“It’s just another reminder that after nine years of Justin Trudeau, everything is broken,” Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said on Tuesday.
Guess Who and which party is breaking it? Spoiler: you can flip down most of the flaps representing the Liberals, NDP, Green party and Bloc.
The aviation giant accused the union of not giving its proposals serious consideration.
The union bargaining team did give the 25% deal serious consideration, workers said no so overwhelmingly, that even 30% is not nearly good enough.
That’s bull-fucking-shit and you know it.