This makes no sense. It’s better to make it easy to get in a non-profit way.

farming & hunting meat isn’t bad when suffering is inherent to existence, and to deny this is to deny given order

But it isn’t necessary (at least in most cases), and we have the intelligence to make better decisions simply because they are better.

Unless I misunderstood your comment, “when suffering is inherent to existence” could be used for things like burglaries as well.

I don’t know what kind of cards you have over there, but couldn’t it just contain all required information including photo, digitally signed by the government?
Wouldn’t need the internet.

But it needs to be verified there first in some way, and then services will need to somehow verify that your device properly verified it.

Does this only affect GPS, or other GNSSs as well? My phone supports 4, though I have no idea how it combines the data. (GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou)
There’s also GZSS and IRNSS.

Oh, and there’s various augmentation systems.
^{All links point to Wikipedia.}

Somehow I thought of the same thing (if no crossing lines/double crossing points was the point), except I started on Monday.

I can’t even use Bluetooth earphones at this point because of this.
They just make me anxious, I am constantly expecting to be startled by random loud voice at any point.

Sorry, don’t have an answer for iPhones, but if someone has similar issue originating from Android device, RethinkDNS app logs could be useful: https://f-droid.org/packages/com.celzero.bravedns/

One interesting app I have right now when it comes to network crap is NetMonster. I blocked its network access, but it keeps making roughly 2.3 DNS requests per second. That’s almost 6 million DNS requests per month.
Oh, and when I used NextDNS blockpage, it kept making connections to it, wasting network bandwidth. But that option also revealed to me that many apps which show ads ignore TLS certificates, and just display what gets fed to them.

Does it include superpowers?

But you can still run both at once. RP2350 datasheet

From section 3.9 Arm/RISC-V architecture switching:

There are two processor sockets on RP2350, referred to as core 0 and core 1 throughout this document. Each socket can be occupied either by a Cortex-M33 processor (implementing the Armv8-M Main architecture, plus extensions) or by a Hazard3 processor (implementing the RV32IMAC architecture, plus extensions).

From section 3.9.2. Mixed architecture combinations:

The ARCHSEL register has one bit for each processor socket, so it is possible to request mixed combinations of Arm and RISC-V processors: either Arm core 0 and RISC-V core 1, or RISC-V core 0 and Arm core 1.

Practical applications for this are limited, since this requires two separate program images. The two cores interoperate normally, including shared exclusives via the global monitor: a shared variable can be safely, concurrently accessed by an Arm processor performing ldrex, strex instructions and a RISC-V processor performing amoadd.w instructions, for example

Yeah, RP2350 in Raspberry Pi Pico 2 also has 2 ARM cores and 2 RISC-V cores.

Which reminds me, I purchased one a month ago to play around with as it has good documentation, yet I haven’t used it once so far.

“You should’ve went during the break.”

Dad?

Don’t like how they’re doing it, you can literally spin up your own for dollars per month.

Not so easy.
Mostly a liability issue.
First there’s security - make sure the server doesn’t get compromised.
Then you need to figure out how to deal with illegal content like CSAM (was already a widespread issue on Lemmy at least once, causing multiple instances to shutdown) - even on private instance due to content caching.
And legal issues such as minimum age and privacy regulations that you’d have to comply with.

3rd one is not an issue if you only use it yourself, and perhaps with a couple of friends that won’t try to sue you when they get mad.

There’s sleep.
Last time I did update on my laptop, I had 40 days of uptime.

Doesn’t work for me, must be different room.
In high school I was sometimes late because I had to find empty restroom, which sometimes meant switching between different buildings (4 of them).

Debian in the kitchen

You only buy pre-made food?
That’s where Gentoo belongs, or LFS if you don’t like following recipes.

I don’t know, I was talking about getting piss stains on the walls.