I mostly agree, though the onus for proof is on the one making a claim. They could have provided a link to backup their claims.

OneDrive contents? No company should be allowed access to that. Looks like it’s time to encrypt OneDrive. Actually, all cloud storage should have some encryption that doesn’t rely on the provider.

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https://smbc-comics.com/comic/snow-white-2

The article itself talks about OneDrive Photos. I’m puzzled why that is not in the title.

I’m not getting the joke.

https://whatisthatbook.com/ might be able to help though it didn’t work for me.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/multi-account-containers/

Firefox Multi-Account Containers lets you keep parts of your online life separated into color-coded tabs. Cookies are separated by container, allowing you to use the web with multiple accounts and integrate Mozilla VPN for an extra layer of privacy.

I first thought that your username is PlaidBacon and had to reread it.

Maybe we see enough vitriol towards Windows and Mac users, people daring to praise anything that isn’t FOSS, or saying something nice about someone who isn’t a liberal, that even when we are relieved when a certain person is no longer living we don’t want to read dozens or hundreds of me-too posts full of vitriol. There’s the upvote button for that. I’m glad he’s gone but making a separate comment to essentially echo groupthink is (somewhat) a waste of time and effort. In some ways Lemmy is no better than Reddit.

I know that saying anything that goes against Lemmy groupthink and hatefeasts is guaranteed to get a down vote, but I don’t feel the need to make nasty comments so that I fit in around here.

Most Mormons in the USA are Republicans…

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https://youtu.be/8Gv0H-vPoDc

Word Crimes by Weird Al.

One of my cars got a jaywalking ticket once. Robots in Disguise!

Yup. One would start with that and then (hopefully) agree on a standard that is hopefully metric.

It’s not meant to be real accurate. It’s meant to “do for now”. There’s a reason that the metric system took so long to come into existence. We have the advantage of hindsight. Any society starting over might not have access to that experience.

I agree. My point was about if a population needed to do a measurement system from the ground up.

For example, I can tell someone that the length between their knuckles of their index finger is about an inch or that a foot is literally based on the length of the human foot without having to have a ruler present. The metric system has no easy references. The history of the Imperial system is messy but it works (mostly) as a way to do rough measurements until the accuracy needed for the metric system is present. After that, the metric system makes conversions really easy, including getting rid of lot of units, and makes more sense.

Once you have the needed accuracy, the Imperial system is inferior to the metric system and should be phased out.

In an apocalypse, the Imperial system of measurement is easier to reestablish than the metric system though that should be used with an eye to switching to metric. The USA uses both and it would be nice if things (like soda) didn’t have to list two measurements or having to ask a doctor to convert from metric to Imperial.