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  • Mimic X industrial accident

  • I think they were just rationalising the idea that a rodent pet could be effective enough ally to let you sneak attack

  • I think you're supposed to thoughtfully discuss what's wrong with it. That's not a "downvote and move along" sort of community

    If you come across a niche community it's best not to interact with it, if you don't like their content, block them.

  • Some mouses have scroll wheels that click too easily. So when you scroll, you paste. In my collection of mouses the Logitech ones are fine, gaming mouses are the worst, and the one Microsoft mouse has no way to do a middle click

  • It was great before we had scroll wheels. Now it's too easy to middle click while scrolling a document

  • People in the thread say the proposal is to change the default and add a toggle to switch it to the mouse settings

    I'm going to continue using gnome

  • We didn't have scroll wheels back when I first used middle button paste. Scroll wheels make it less good, as too many are too easy to click while scrolling

  • The question though is who gets their preference as the default, and who has to reconfigure stuff

    In this case they're giving the default to new users and letting X fans reconfigure which seems right to me.

  • Embedded Linux is fine, just make it so if the owner wanted to they could hire any programmer to modify or update it

  • When I last set up LFS it took a week, but I read everything. I was doing it to better understand how Linuxes work

    ...that was a full week, it would have taken much longer had I had other things to do

  • When humanity discovered bread it made their heads and brains smaller. We all need dental work because of bread - our heads are too small for our teeth.

  • Be aware that it's not always true that seasons are opposite between northern and southern hemispheres, Australian seasons start 1 December (summer), 1 March (autumn), 1 June (winter), 1 September (Spring); Europe and America change on the solstice or equinox 20 or 21 days later

  • I'm in a pretty progressive city. My group's 60 year old man was married to his husband. The rest of us are in our 40s and I'm pretty sure wouldn't even notice same sex couples or cross dressing (though, in worlds with magic, proper transition ought to be available so no one might be able to notice anything but magician shopfronts advertising sex changes)

  • 1 seems to be a population comment.

    If 2 is correct, how are the permaculture farms I get meat from increasing the carbon stored in their soil? Does your fod come from permaculture farms?

    3 isn't true unless the animals were raised in the same area, which they often are not.

    4 I'm in a meat eating community which was often trolled by people. The vegan studies they shared were not convincing, they were predominately based on for frequency questionnaires, that's why I'm not convinced. Do you know of any RCTs or even just well controlled studies? They're unfortunately not common enough for diet - they have trouble randomly assigning someone to a diet for long enough to make a difference

    Googling for Sydney diet heart study gives you an at-first-glance correct AI summary of that test. It was suppressed in the '70s when the data was collected, but accidentally found and republished using modern statistic techniques in 2013. You haven't heard of it because it says margarine is more dangerous than butter

    This is the paper if the summary isn't enough: https://www.bmj.com/content/346/bmj.e8707

    Would you expect a carnivore dieter to be most at risk from heart disease? The sporty carnivores have cholesterol 5x the upper edge of the guidance. This worried one enough to raise money, start a research foundation, and fund some research. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2772963X2400303X the AI summary isn't good on this, it didn't get the 2024 update.

    5 Meat is expensive compared to plants and fungus kilo for kilo, you ought to be happy.

    If you get night blindness, urgently start supplementing retinol (vitamin A) people who previously ate meat have about a 5 year supply stored in their fat, I guess obese people have much more, but I doubt there are many obese vegans; I don't think there are obese carnivores either, except those who have only just started it in order to lose weight

    I don't think your choice is significantly worse than mine for someone who can afford supplementation. I'm sure just like in carnivore people talk about all the health problems that are caused by the current terrible common food but are fixed by the diet change.

    1. Grass does take up a huge area. What would you do with that area considering it's too dry or too infertile to grow anything other than grass, and it can only manage grass when there's animals fertilising it
    2. Any grass eating animal makes methane. Rot on idle land makes methane. If all the cows were killed deer would equal their biomass quickly. Cows are managed and there are plans for modifying their microbiome to completely process their food to CO2. This is the same weight of carbon that the grass regrows. Methane effectually breaks down to CO2 so castle are carbon neutral, but the time as methane is a problem
    3. Animal welfare. Indeed a long list. I would love to see many types of animal agriculture banned. Some are far too cruel for a wealthy nation
    4. I don't believe you.
    5. I'm not saying everyone must eat only meat, and lots of it. Why should I be restricted from what you can't afford?

    It is necessary to eat animals of you wish to thrive and do not wish to take supplements. Look up the list of what vegans sold supplement to be healthy; it's a much longer list than a person on a mixed diet

    Mixed diet required supplements:

    ; empty list

    Vegan required supplement list:

    • Vitamin B12
    • Vitamin D (unless you produce enough cholesterol and get enough sunlight)
    • Long chain omega 3 fatty acids
    • Iron
    • Calcium
    • Zinc
    • Iodine

    According to https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/7-supplements-for-vegans#6-Zinc

    I would add creatine to the list, since it's seeming more and more important and only occurs in meat.

    Funny that herbivores don't need supplementation, but we do, even though we can eat so many different plants than most herbivores.

  • Now with the vampire politicians gone you can help shape the new government of the city

  • The politics those people wish to avoid is things like the princess wanting to escape a political marriage because she's gay

    They don't mind politics just so long as it's not gender or identity politics

  • We are trying to indoctrinate children though

  • Google Pixel @lemmy.world

    Good and bad of pixel 9 pro fold

  • Minecraft @lemmy.world

    Mob softener now killing mobs

  • > !carnivore@dubvee.org @lemm.ee

    Uno reverse card - carnivore and gout

  • > !carnivore@dubvee.org @lemm.ee

    after a day of too little fat

  • > !carnivore@dubvee.org @lemm.ee

    Pemmican - how I do it

  • > !carnivore@dubvee.org @lemm.ee

    This thread about what should be fixed in humans; so many of the problems in the comments are fixed by this way of eating

    mander.xyz /post/24485625
  • > !carnivore@dubvee.org @lemm.ee

    An old Reddit r/nutrition post on the popularity of carnivore

    old.reddit.com /r/nutrition/comments/19d0n8f/carnivore_diet_popularity/
  • > !carnivore@dubvee.org @lemm.ee

    Nutrition in Aussie animals

    theconversation.com /the-australian-palaeodiet-which-native-animals-should-we-eat-79489
  • > !carnivore@dubvee.org @lemm.ee

    Just had my first taste of beef liver

  • > !carnivore@dubvee.org @lemm.ee

    Additional energy on zero carb

  • > !carnivore@dubvee.org @lemm.ee

    I think we (low carb in general) are winning

  • > !carnivore@dubvee.org @lemm.ee

    Ruminating on protein - youtube 27:50

  • > !carnivore@dubvee.org @lemm.ee

    Sleep and very low carb way of eating

  • > !carnivore@dubvee.org @lemm.ee

    The fat of the land (enlarged edition of Not by bread alone) - Stefansson 1956

    web.archive.org /web/20160309025630/https://highsteaks.com/the-fat-of-the-land-not-by-bread-alone-vilhjalmur-stefansson.pdf
  • > !carnivore@dubvee.org @lemm.ee

    Putting on fat

  • > !carnivore@dubvee.org @lemm.ee

    High cholesterol and cardiac health

    cdn.nutrition.org /article/S2475-2991(22)00007-5/fulltext
  • Fuck Cars @lemmy.world

    After the cop that ran over a cow - driver gets jail for killing calves with their car

    www.abc.net.au /news/2024-12-16/driver-who-ran-over-calves-wa-paddock-jailed-animal-cruelty/104733320