I just changed the switches in my G604 last summer. I wasn’t sure if the mouse would survive, though I’m happy it did. The rubber is also cracking, but luckily it isn’t as bad as yours yet.

Rest in peace, prince.

Didn’t know NERV had a KFC.

That’s gonna eat into your mental health in the long term. Better be careful!

I don’t have a solution, but just wanted to say that doctors can be very unreliable.

I’ve been told that I’m the textbook case of a healthy man in my late 20s, all the while suffering from balance issues, surprise naps, confusion, weakness, and inability to properly parse speech some 1-4 days of the week.

Obviously one should still listen to the doctors, for who else can we rely on, but to me your situation sounds very “normal” which is definitely not a good thing!

Perhaps get a second opinion by a private doctor? I’m considering it by now…

Best of luck!

Where are those grifters when you need them?

Aren’t (big) heatwaves usually followed by droughts?

I mean, huge high-pressure fronts tend to chase away clouds and thereby rain, causing a stark rise in temperature, and ultimately resulting in a drought.

Mind you, this is off the top of my head, so feel free to correct me.

You’re not seeing the bigger picture.

The data centers might give a slight economic boost in the short term, before becoming an economic disaster in some 5-10 years!

Yeah, welcome to Denmark. Use Facebook and Messenger or count yourself as disconnected and ootl.

Want to use something a little more private/secure? Some people might use Whatsapp, which most definitely is not another Meta app! ^/s

Though, a few German tourists and I managed to bully some poor fellow Dane into installing Signal, so maybe not all is lost…

PS. Why is the “English” language not allowed in world@quokk.au? What language does the comm prefer?

That looks friggin awesome. Good for them!

Geese are the “swans” which could be brokered with.

The clock works as intended and ticks in predictable intervals. It’s much the same as rain whipping against a window or a old house groaning during storm.

The faucet dripping means something is wrong and will annoy me to no end. It’s much the same as a buzzing fly or screaming/panicking children.

In other words: you can’t really compare those two.

Why the “\s”? That sounds like a most optimal solution!

Just remove half the blocklist, and instead of having a pure bland expetience, you’ll instead get extremism pure.

What’s there not to like?

They’re about as intelligent as the average user they were trained on. Maybe a tiny bit better because of tuning.

So, if you’re a programmer below average then LLMs might help you. Contrary, if you know what you’re doing then it’s a glorified (and often wrong) auto complete.

Maybe “wouldn’t be able to” was a little strongly worded, for I’ve seen people carry the weirdest stuff by bike, from 65" flatscreens to mid-sized furniture, but it cannot possibly be comfortable nor safe to carry a sofa by bike (eg. not a trailer pulled by bike/car/pedestrian) for any significant distance.

If you have any kind of trailer, then that’s of course a entirely different story.

Only if the software is being run on your own computer and not the cloud. Servers cost money and power.

Yeah, I’m pretty sure OP wouldn’t be able to carry that by bike.

Oh no! How is META gonna make its’ money now?!

Still works on Lemmy’s web interface, but I don’t recognize the hosting service.

Not native either, but pretty sure apostrophe-s is about ownership whereas just s is about plural. eg.:

“It’s a dog’s bark.”

“The dogs are barking.”