Probably when it’s as important to them as thing given the reaction it got from the public

Idk how he got treated in training to become an astronaut as someone who was partially funding it (conflict of interest wise). Definitely has some insights into the internals of the program now

Excuse my ignorance. What did Epic do?

Publication: https://drive.usercontent.google.com/download?id=1MZrFRii_nJYdW8RulORB9JveLkCRbncX&export=download&authuser=0

Couldn’t get a translation in place sp asked an AI to answer what is the researchers definition of self harm: According to the report, the researchers define self-harm content as material that shows, encourages and/or romanticizes self-harm. This includes content that:

• Expresses a desire for self-harm
• Shares advice on self-harming behavior
• Shows images of increasingly serious self-harm
• Encourages others to engage in similar self-harming behavior

The self-harm content was categorized into 4 levels of increasing severity:

1. Non-explicit image with text explicitly mentioning self-harm
2. Depicting self-harm without blood
3. Referring to self-harm in both text and image, without blood
4. Illustrating severe self-harm involving blood in both text and image/video

So their definition covers a spectrum from text references to self-harm all the way to explicit visual depictions of serious self-harm acts involving blood. The categories represent an increasing degree of overtness in the self-harm content. ^[1]

When the water wars start, they’ll understand

They’d just buy assets that others won’t be able to afford and hoard more

Calling defeat before even trying is not only not grounded by facts - it’s playing right into their hands (their = data exchange companies and nodes in that network)

He sin

I don’t see the connection between Lemmy and Bluesky/reasoning, can you elaborate?

Can we do bullet bullet points for extra creativity?

For those like myself, wondering why is this significant, here’s a comment from Reddit:

Here’s a long answer. To the first question, “What’s the significance of 915Mhz?”

In the United States, all devices which emit electromagnetic energy (radio waves) are legally under the purview of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The FCC publishes regulations which state the conditions that must be met to make these emissions legal. Most of the time, the rules primarily relate to the frequency and power of the radio waves being emitted. Secondarily, the intentions of the device owner are considered.

So what’s special about 915 MHz under these rules? 915 MHz is the center frequency of a band of frequencies, stretching from 902 MHz to 928 MHz, which has been set aside for “Industrial, Scientific and Medicine” use (ISM). Subject to several other conditions, this band is free for anyone to use for nearly any legal purpose.

This is unlike other frequencies, such as the band from 88 MHz to 108 MHz, which can only legally be used by commercial FM radio stations, and only then if they’ve received a license for the specific frequency they’ve been assigned and hired licensed engineers who ensure that the signal won’t interfere with any other licensed stations and obeys other technical requirements.

There are other ISM bands beside 902-928 MHz. One of them is at 2.4 GHz, which make look familiar as well.

Articles about this will continue to be posted until moral improves

Because I got your nose

Let us know of you find out how. Heard others filtering but that might be on other platforms

Baldur’s gate 4

https://linddun.org/

Can you call on wifi? Yes (voip numbers like you said). I think that’s a phone.

Obviously you need to be connected

Added a TLDW summary to the post if you want to take a peek

A flame of xylophone?

Actually good point, added a TLDW screenshot of the summary