Copyright hasn't benefitted creators in centuries, it's for publishers who then gatekeep the money from the vast majority of creators.
But even then it was never really meant to be a "welfare system" for creators, but a way to incentivize creators to keep creating by allowing them a short term boost in income while they create the next thing. Create one popular thing and never have to create again as well as your kids and grandkids never having to contribute to society was never meant to be the point.
I mentioned in the other reply that I was thinking more on military grade fuels since that's where my knowledge is from, but even those aren't really good examples. Better would have been pure hydrogen or "rocket" fuels used in the space industry or similar. But that's wasn't meant to be the point.
I don't want to get into guns, that's a special case in the US due to money in politics.
But, ok, yeah "jet fuel" I was thinking more of military jet fuels, I was in the Navy for a while and never in the aviation industry. Though even they don't approach the energy density and instability a reactor would have. Maybe I should have said "rocket fuel" or even pure hydrogen. Anyway, point is cars could use fuels that are more energy dense, but even missiles don't use the most energy dense fuel available because there's a need to balance stability and potential for explosions with energy density.
A miniaturized fission reactor like I mentioned or even more, a miniaturized fusion reactor like in Ironman, would have problems if sold unregulated, both in accidents as well as malicious use as a weapon.
Also, it's good to note, that producing that much power in a small device would mean that device is very, very volatile. There was some research I read about a long time ago to design a small nuclear fission device that would ideally replace batteries with a much more long lasting energy cell that also would greatly increase output wattage. Besides the obvious miniaturization issues, the other problem was that if that much energy is release all at once, such as from a drop or being in a fire or something else catastrophic, the explosion it would create would be significant and do a lot more damage than any battery not to mention the heavy shielding itself as shrapnel would be way more destructive than the explosion alone.
Take that and then think about people who are likely to use these things as weapons and you can't really sell that kind of thing commercially. This is one reason that for example, gasoline is not more energy dense which would make it way more efficient. Imagine if gasoline was as energy dense as jet fuel. It would mean way smaller fuel tanks and thus significantly less weight both of the tank and the fuel and thus more efficient cars. But the danger in widely selling jet fuel to consumers is significant.
The more confusing thing I've had to explain to too many developers is that it's not a directory regardless of what it looks like on the AWS website view. It's a "prefix" meaning the entire thing, including the slashes, is just part of the filename, there is no real structure inside a bucket. So there's no such thing as relative paths to search for things. When you call the list objects function with a prefix it's the same as doing a "starts with" on a string. You can't give it a partial "path" relative to another object that appears to be in another "folder".
This would be the 3rd time since I've been using it that it has broken compatibility with Vaultwarden, but Vaultwarden always fixes it pretty quickly. But usually browser plugins end up updating before I get around to updating Vaultwarden.
Yeah it has both onetime and subscription. I got the one time for around $15.
And yeah the app is available in multiple places. For Android, I get it from a custom Fdroid repo but Obtanium would work as well. I use that for a few apps.
Yes they can both be used at the same time, though KeyPass stuff is new and beta. I've never used it.
There is both a subscription model and a one time payment model. I bought it with the one-time payment. I believe it was $15. But don't quote me.
Keyguard. It's not perfect and makes money from the paid version for syncing changes back to the server as well as offline editing that will then sync when you're back online. But it was worth it back when I bought it, and it has never broken so far.
I wish I could get valerate for only $50. The US healthcare system if so expensive. It's about $100 for a 5ml vial plus about $1 per injection for a syringe and drawing and injection needles at the local pharmacies. With my super expensive insurance plan I pay $30 per vial, but have to use the unreliable mail order pharmacy. I used to use patches, but the insurance started requiring authorization to get dosages above what a cis-woman would need, and then recently repeatedly denied the authorizations with no explanation. So, I do injections until that goes away.
At least after giving my doctor the research my original prescriber gave me (she was amazing but switched specialties) she was open to more appropriate blood levels. I'm definitely lucky to live in a progressive city compared to most of the US where even the Catholic owned corporate provider groups that are all that's left in much of the US, due to their tax breaks and abusing doctors being unfair advantages, teach their providers about trans healthcare.
Thanks, probably saved me a lot of headache on my laptop browsers. Fortunately, I don't use the official Bitwarden client on android partly because this seems to keep happening.
Can you elaborate? When I first chose between them back when they first forked, Alma was not as mature as Rocky and Rocky was run by the founder of CENTOS, so I chose that one, but I have no real attachment to either. It would take a lot to switch, but if Alma is better in that way, I'd be happy to migrate as I upgrade.
cross-posted from: https://piefed.blahaj.zone/c/trans_joy/p/880112/selfie-from-a-couple-of-weeks-back
I've been having fun with simple eye makeup like this since doing it right always ends up making me not want to do it. Lol.
And yeah, my nose is always a bit red, but my sunscreen had partially failed me the day before, so it's extra red.
I've been having fun with simple eye makeup like this since doing it right always ends up making me not want to do it. Lol.
And yeah, my nose is always a bit red, but my sunscreen had partially failed me the day before, so it's extra red.
I've been wearing cuffs for a while, but I finally got around to piercings this afternoon. Got both lobes and the conch on one side done so far. Have to wait for the conch to heal before getting the other side done, so I don't sleep on it and mess up the angle before it heals. The pain was minimal, even less than I expected, since it was a pro that did it, and the soreness so far is much less than the soreness after wearing cuffs for a few hours, so I'm super excited for it all to heal so I can wear more interesting earnings.
