pineapplelover
joined 2 years ago
I don't think it's too difficult. Especially when you can adjust buoyancy to float at whichever height you want to
One on the left is very sophisticated and whoever made it, definitely put in countless hours sculpting it. People downvoting thinking the one on the right is better are batshit insane.
Who's down voting lmao
I actually had this happen for a while. For some reason it stopped. I still have no idea why. I use vpn and alias emails so one or a combination of both is the problem. After some time, maybe I got my trust level up.
I believe so. I've only used it on Linux (as you should), so probably no pie chart for me. At least I couldn't find it.
I feel all you guys, but, if it ever reaches the stage where it's mainstream, we could all move to a more techie instance amongst ourselves.
A Lemmy provider. Haha, guess that works
Actually, I didn't know this before. I knew for sure it wasn't allowed in the workplace or at school but didn't know it was an actual federal law. Thanks for pointing that out.
Apart from fucking up all of humanity? Not much.
Fucking hell
An investigation of the incident concluded on October 24, 2023, and revealed that the intruder had stolen files from the breached systems hosting the following data types:
Name
Address
Date of birth
Social Security number
Taxpayer Identification Number
Medical Record number
Medical information (diagnosis, diagnosis code, mental/physical condition, prescription information, and provider's name and location)
Health insurance information (beneficiary number, subscriber number, Medicaid/Medicare identification)
Billing and claims information (patient account number, patient identification number, and treatment cost information)
Pro life say what?
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