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Cannabis ist in Kanada seit 2018 legal.

Kanada ist übrigens aus dem internationalen Übereinkommen, das Cannabis verbietet, niemals ausgestiegen. Das heißt, wir scheißen uns in Debatten deswegen ein, während die Erstunterzeichner das Ding einfach ignorieren. Ich vermute, die USA werden irgendwann folgen.

Weiterhin werden in Kanada frei verfügbar weitere Substanzen verkauft, die eigentlich illegal sind (https://www.vancouverisawesome.com/local-news/magic-mushrooms-vancouver-store-2023-6561734) und es wird toleriert. Siehe auch https://www.economist.com/1843/2023/09/08/the-drug-dealers-leading-a-public-health-revolution. Es scheint, man hat eingesehen, dass der Krieg gegen die Drogen der falsche Weg ist.

Ich bezweifle also, dass dort aus Angst vor Konsequenzen gelogen wird.

So you lived in Berlin.

Millennial here, I see nothing exceptional about my made-up generation. Yeah we got fucked pretty bad I guess with 9/11, financial crash (remember occupy wall street?) but that's nothing compared to what's about to come, we were probably among the least impacted from COVID so at least there's that.

Being born a certain year doesn't magically give you special distinct traits, this ain't astrology.

Boomer for me is a derogatory term for people with a very special mindset, independent of age. The rest IDGAF about.

Though my favorite meme about generations is https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/30-year-old-boomer

I mean the MIDI port was where you would plug in a MIDI keyboard, which is just a fancy joypad anyways. So I guess they did use it. I don't think it supports any other protocol.

Erinnert mich an eine Art Freizeitcamp, in den ich letztes Jahr war. 20 Leute, einer der vegetarisches Essen gewählt hat. Spoiler: das war ich

Es wird hier wohl ähnlich zu psychedelischen Substanzen sein. Für sich sind diese relativ ungefährlich, insofern keine Prädisposition für psychische Probleme besteht. Der ausgelöste Zustand (der angeblich zwischen beidem - also Meditation und Konsum psychedelischer Substanzen - sehr ähnlich ist) kann dann dafür sorgen, dass die Veranlagung plötzlich ausbricht.

So jedenfalls meine ohne Fakten untermauerte These.

uTorrent sold out, its decline is not only due to BitTorrent becoming less popular, but also because what was once a very thin client at one point was bundled with malware so a lot of people kept using old versions or switched to clients like qBitTorrent

The arch wiki lists some methods to permanently name network interfaces at https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Network_configuration#Change_interface_name

How is that happening? The number on the bus shouldn't change from adding or removing drives. I could imagine this with disabling a card in UEFI / BIOS if that basically stops reporting the bus entry completely. But drives?

Anyhow, if I'm not mistaken, you can assign a fixed name based on the reported MAC.

While discord doesn't necessarily cost money, it for sure also isn't free. In fact it's the reddit problem but way worse. A proprietary non-searchable database with all content fully licensed to discord including the right to sub-license. At least, Reddit had an API and is still searchable through their public facing http. I mean I get people don't want their group messages readable by everyone, bit for large groups, it makes sense.

I don't think we need unending growth, but Tesla stock price reflected expected growth. Which this rating basically denies. In other words "TSLA is overvalued"

Personally, I don't get the appeal of distro hopping. I think it's nice to try different concepts, but there aren't that many.

You basically have the "classic" distributions, like Debian, Suse, Fedora and their derivatives and if you want those split up into the stable and the rolling distributions (Arch, maybe Debian Sid). Then there's the source-based distributions, most notably Gentoo and derivatives. Declarative distributions, NixOS and GUIX system. And then maybe the newer breed of immutable distributions like Fedora Silverblue.

To me, the difference between an Arch system and Debian are kind of minimal. Yet I'd always prefer Arch. But why would I hop to OpenSUSE?

Granted, I always install from the terminal anyways and build my system to my needs, so I usually don't get the default experience.