I love this graph because of how succinctly it summarizes info. But I also hate this graph because it is missing like 10 or 15 other women he has dated of several ages that break the neat pattern. Also, it hides how only like two of those relationships were truly serious, the rest are gossip and tabloid speculation from having seen him “next to them”. It is all very speculative. He does have a weird thing for younger women, but I think that part of it is that most single women on his social circle are going to be aspiring and upcoming super models.

It could also be that they still aren’t that emotionally mature and when they turn 25 they realize what a weird situation they are in and thus leave him. I do think it has to be a mutual agreement. It’s too tight to be a coincide and thus far Leo has never been in any scandal or negative comments about the relationships and he is still friends with a lot of them. So, it’s weird, but not in a “creep abuser” kind of weird. I just think he is emotionally stunted from so much fame and power from an early age. It fucks up social development.

DiCaprio has a ton of power and draw in the biz. Chalamet is a starting star. Sure is younger, more attractive and also a great actor, but still doesn’t have the money and influence that DiCaprio possess.

Is this the Latvian movie Flow I keep hearing about?

It’s the same story as with all of VR. People don’t like to strap shit to their faces, or anywhere else in their bodies. We barely tolerate watches. Every single person who wears glasses would drop them in a second if any other viable and sustainable alternative shows up. People who use and love VR put up with the fact they have to strap stuff to their faces. 3D cinema failed financially because people didn’t want to have to use simple basic glasses. Not everyone can tolerate a third of a kilo on their heads for too long.

It’s way too heavy for that. Imagine that thing while operating for several hours. It’s a sure way of getting neck pain. Early laparoscopic optics used lightweight visors directly on the face, doctors were extremely weary. The tech was dropped almost immediately, instead they now project the image on a big TV screen. The Vision Pro is a non-starter at a surgery room, or even as a remote control for robotics.

There are ways of testing for these things that doesn’t involve millions of dollars in marketing events (they did flew a bunch of tech influencers to Cupertino) and millions more in manufacturing (factories are expensive as hell). Apple admitted themselves that the number of sales was even lower than their already limited expectations.

Oh god, I refuse to play monopoly altogether unless it is strictly by vanilla rules. As soon as someone mentions free money if you fall on free parking I sarcastically claim “but that’s socialism!” and demand we switch to Catan instead.

I don’t remember the details, I just remember everyone pitched in their own house rule and they all just accepted them all.

You won’t bend anything. If properly installed you should be able to just pick the CPU up and remove it without moving the case at all. The idea of socket is that they’re all the same regardless of motherboard manufacturer. I looked it up and there’s nothing special, particular or unique to your motherboard. Just follow the proper procedure.

The AM5 is a frictionless socket. So, beyond the force frame, there’s nothing holding the CPU in. Remove the heatsink though, as the heatsink is (ideally) bolted to the motherboard and not glued to the CPU. If you as much as tilt the case the CPU should come off loose, provided you lifted the cam lever and the force frame.

Here’s a diagram. The hole walls around the chip shouldn’t matter at all. You can put whatever thin plastic lever around and lift it without any issue. Even with your bare nails. This is what it should look like completely open.

It makes the game exciting for the first two or three times the strategic thing happens. Then it is extremely tedious and boring. I once witnessed a game with all the house rules at a party. People just started to look around for someone to give their hand to, as they were missing the rest of the party. The game went on for over two hours at which point none of the players left had started the game. Eventually everyone just placed the cards on the table and walked away. It got just too mind numbly dull and mechanic. There’s videos online of uno games that lasted over 6 hours because of these rules, and they’re absolute torture.

I have nothing against house rules, as long as they are balanced and fun for all players. But the typical house rules are created by overtly competitive players who want to optimize the fun out of games and maximize their potential for being cruel towards other players.

[Insert standard explanation about the worldwide decline in media literacy here]

That’s the sad part, it’s all genuinely candid. They do hate linux and linux users with all their might.

…sigh…

I really think he will fare better over there. Just wanted to remind anyone reading this that, just like removing hate speech is not censorship, down voting something you don’t like is on itself not brigading. I honestly don’t know what this person thought was going to happen, most of the active users on lemmy are nerds who know or are at least sympathetic with FOSS. You don’t walk into a furry convention and start screaming slurs and mocking every attendant and expect everyone in there to love you. If anything, most people were actually respectful, and giving the benefit of the doubt, or just harmlessly ignoring the posts.

Why is it always the one’s for whom security is of utmost importance?

Login to meme account to share shitposting on the internet: top notch up to date security.

Login to the bank who actually handle my money: Clown ass security practices on obsolete infrastructure.

If you forgot your password and are trying to reset it with the exact same password you forgot, then you obviously don’t know what you are doing.

My friend: “So, what are we doing?”

Me: “Niksen”

Friend: “Count me in!”

Boredom is not in itself a bad thing. Stop being chronically amused.

Access to industrial amounts of drugs doesn’t help either. Everyone knows Musk consumes a ton.

Linux Foundation survives on Microsoft’s financing. Firefox main source of income is Google’s money. That’s like pointing out that we breathe nitrogen. Yes, it is almost impossible to avoid capitalism because we live immersed in it as a society. But it’s not an reason to stop pointing it out and trying to find more ethical and sustainable alternatives.