“Sorry.”

I’m just here for the Fark style headline. Well played!

Early on after the Revolutionary War concluded, there were several rebellions quelled by the new government, Shay’a rebellion, the Whiskey rebellion, and several slave rebellions to name a few. All were quelled. The last “real” rebellion, you might argue, was the Americanbcivik war, and that played out like the others. Not that any of these occurred under color of the second amendment, as such, but certainly these are cases where people took up arms to redress grievances and it didn’t so much work out.

So no, I shouldn’t think people asserting their 2A rights to redress grievances with the government is a viable path. And really, the 2 amendment isn’t intended to keep Tue government in check or prevent overreach. It was written in an era where the standing army was comprised largely of state militias and irregular volunteers. It wasn’t necessarily intended or written to keep itself in check. That’s a later phenomenon and, if history serves, a fantasy

if anything, it’d just make everything in the room sticky with resin

Sigh, another Trump scand–

Wait, what?

Oh. Never mind. Carry on.

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The Voynich Manuscript (Wikipedia, YouTube) has been challenging to decipher. The video covers some of the reasons why it’s still undeciphered, as well as discusses some of the analytical methods used to attack such codices.

In short, natural languages tend to leave fingerprints which can be used to attack crypto. It seems a mix of constructed language plus cryptography to obscure it is strongest.

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As a former user of old.reddit.com and RES, I’ve found the Alexandrite front end (a.Lemmy.world) to be very comfortable. Its not feature-for-feature equivalent to RES, but a lot of the ergonomics are there.

Now, if we could just figure out multilemmies…

This needs to be front page of All.

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Giving birth is an inexorable* consequence of being pregnant.

… Which itself is an inexorable* consequence of living in a state that decries and represses reproductive freedom.

Which is what the rest of (in the US) will all have to face down in the next 10 years.

Fun, right?

*s inexorable, as in what the GOP demands any more go forth and multiply, OR ELSE!

I side load from the Github release. https://github.com/aeharding/voyager

I had the same problem and posted here about it some time ago. There was a little discussion, but no solutions forthcoming.

Happens to me on a couple of other apps like Tinfoil or on some web pages in Firefox. (LineageOS with AOSP keyboard here, too.)

I got frustrated and moved over to the Voyager standalone app full time.

I don’t remember having bought even a single copy but somehow I have 5 copies of Catcher in the Rye, and I’ve never I’ve read it.

I should probably close my account over there, but then I’d have to log in.

Decisions, decisions.

If the 7T is constructed anything like the 5T then replacing the USB port is an inexpensive and relatively easy weekend project. You just undo a couple of T5 screws, pop off the back, undo a couple more screws and replace the assembly. The hard part is not losing the screws.

Truth clouds observation

Water eats beta- and even alpha particles in a small radius. Ionized water even more so.

The sea is vast. A pond is but a drop to the sea.

It wasn’t a decision to be taken lightly, but it was a good gamble.

I’m not your down vote, but fuck Plex. Resource-intensive code to start, and also fuck their pushy cloud-first posture. I dropped them like a hot potato when they obfuscated requiring a cloud account to watch streaming locally. Shady stuff, especially when you’re self-hosting.

Jellyfin is WAY less intrusive. It just works for local streaming, and for discreet sharing among trusted affiliates. Maybe not as pooshed or feature complete as Plex, bit it’s far less obnoxious on my resources, and my affiliates