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  • USians are going to learn what UKians learnt with the Brexit soon. Good luck guys!.

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  • Spoiler: It's not near

    PS: lets try everything but trains huh

  • I've disabled network access to Nova on a stock Android phone with NetGuard https://netguard.me/

    And if you worry about how to update NetGuard automatically you can do it with Obtainium

  • What a pic man, incredible. If anyone is travaeling to southern Spain, do not, by any means, leave without visiting Granada and the Alhambra and Generalife.

  • You should try LocalSend as an alternative to Airdrop with your Iphone friends!

  • Yep, basically

    Since reaching their lowest point in 2009, pedestrian deaths have increased 80% and account for 17% of all traffic deaths.

    https://www.reuters.com/world/us/tall-trucks-suvs-are-45-deadlier-us-pedestrians-study-shows-2023-11-14/

  • Man, I love Lemmy so much, just look at the comments, this will be the total opossite in the alien site, meta site or bird site, for sure. Feels good man 😊

  • Everyone in this thread should try geocaching! It is really fun

  • Hot damn man, thank you, doesn't exist some way to automate this every now and then?

  • Did you heard about Don Quijote de la Mancha?

  • I have a question, how can this be legal? How can this guy say this crazy shit and not being immediately fired and banned from television? It's just unbelievable to my European eyes

  • Various HDD full data backups maintained with FreeFileSync, important files backup on ProtonDrive. Multi-device autosync with Syncthing (phones, tablet, pcs)

  • Yeah, It depends on which sector you are focusing.

    The office sector normally has an 8-hour workday, from 8am to 5pm with a mandatory hour for lunch or similar. Other offices may have a 7 to 3pm with no time for lunch, like in the Banking or Public sector.

    But, in the countryside people that work on farms and greenhouses normally work more than that, although, that is a minimal percentage of the population.

    In hot areas of the country, like the south or the spanish plateau is imposible and dangerous to work at midday on open fields, because of UV radiation and high temperatures, so normally they stop working and return home to eat, rest and go back to work later when the UV hazard has decreased. Those people are the ones that tipically have siestas, because of the long hours during the day 7am to 8pm and the physical effort that they need to perform in the workours.

  • Ohhh Picos de Europa, uno de los lugares más bonitos de España👌

  • Ukraine @sopuli.xyz
    AccurstDemon @sopuli.xyz

    Russian Defense Ministry Reshuffle and Negotiations Seek to Halt Wagner PMC's Advance Towards Moscow, Ensuring Group's Security

    t.me Live: Ukraine

    According to Russian media, major changes to the leadership of the Russian Ministry of Defense including changes to the current Defense Minister, Sergei Shoigu and Army Chief of General Staff, Valery Gerasimov have reportedly been agreed upon in order to stop the march of the Wagner PMC group toward...

    Live: Ukraine

    According to Russian Media, major changes to the leadership of the Russian Ministry of Defense including changes to the current Defense Minister, Sergei Shoigu and Army Chief of General Staff, Valery Gerasimov have reportedly been agreed upon in order to stop the march of the Wagner PMC group towards the capital of Moscow; these negotiations have also reportedly included the assured “security of the Wagner Group.”

    ObsidianMD @lemmy.world
    AccurstDemon @sopuli.xyz

    What are your thoughts about Obsidian not being Open Source?

    Hi, I love Obsidian. It's part of my daily routine since a year or so, and I use it to store all my work and personal notes for the future. The main reason I use it is because of its note storage method. Instead of relying on a database, it utilizes plain text files written in Markdown, as most of you already know.

    However, I have a strange feeling about it not being open source. The recent events with Reddit have only increased this discomfort. My notes are in plain Markdown, so I have the assurance that no one can forbid me from accessing them. I also take precautions by creating multiple backups, which provides additional security against virtual loss if I handle things correctly (which I do).

    That being said, I would love to have alternatives like Joplin or LogSeq that adhere to the same philosophy of work as Obsidian.

    Joplin is not suitable for me due to its reliance on database storage. I prefer to have total control over my notes. On the other hand, LogSeq is more focused on

    Stoicism @lemmy.ml
    AccurstDemon @sopuli.xyz

    Which Stoic practice do you incorporate in your daily basis?

    I'm interested in knowing how an apprentice really tries to live his life and which practice you consider has the most impact on it.