Even when it is not deterministic at a single event, it is at a group of events. I know that sounds contradictory, and there is probably a better way to word that, but for example - if quantum randomness means that you cannot predict where a specific particle will go each time you measure it, you can predict the distribution curve of where the particle will be if you measure it some arbitrarily large number of times.

Why are people moving off signal?

You observe the result, not the experiment while it is running.

Not to doubt, but 95% seems high. Is there a source?

Yeah but looking up the specific dragon you’re playing is a whole separate thing to do as opposed to it just being on the card in wingspan.

Or monetizing content. Can’t monetize what is freely available.

Which I guess that falls under censorship, just for a different reason

What app can do that?

I never understood why a browser couldn’t just…not give out that info.

Like screen resolution for example. Just give the browser the content and let the browser render it to screen, no?

I see comments like this a lot, but they seldom say how it actually does work. How does it work?

Thanks, I’ll give this a shot in the coming week!

I also route everything through my pfsense firewall to mullvad VPN. I’ve been looking at various ways to access the internal network from the outside internet safely, and I’m a bit hesitant to open that hole just yet. Cloudflare tunnel seems like the easiest option but apparently they can see everything you put through the tunnel and I’m not real comfortable with that.

Does one need a dynamic dns to use wireguard to tunnel back in, or is there another way of ensuring you can connect to the correct location? Does the wireguard server run on docker?

Does qksms use RCS?

I’m confused as to how outbound and inbound would be different. Would the traffic not go from the VPN endpoint to your device?

Interesting. I only have one monitor, so I haven’t run into a lot of those.

Have you used any other distro which you prefer?

Mint is basically plug and play. I had an issue about a year ago when I first switched to mint that my sound was intermittently goofy. It went away in an update though and now I have fewer issues on my Linux mint install than my my windows install. I have a bunch of settings that windows just reverts back each time it updates and it annoys me because I know it doesn’t have to be like that - it is only like this because Microsoft wants me to use the machine in a way I don’t want to.

But, all that aside, mint is easy. Ubuntu is easy. Basically everything just works out of the box.

How do you do this? Are you playing with steam? Is there a reason to use wine over proton?

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I’ve always thought it was nuts that cyclists are told not to use sidewalks. If a cyclist hits a pedestrian on a sidewalk, it sucks but it isn’t that big of a thing. Comparatively, if a car hits a cyclist on the road, then the damage to human health can be far worse. So why put the cyclist in that situation if a sidewalk exists?

Clearly it isn’t so useless, or they wouldn’t do it.

The new car smell used to be from the material the dash was made of. Now, the dashes are made differently and the smell is pumped in because people expect it.