InFerNo
@InFerNo@lemmy.ml
- Comment on The absolute WORST 1 week ago:
mfw any medicin with an awful taste that needs to be dissolved in water first, but I used too much water and now I gotta drink a gallon of this stuff.
- Comment on RU486 47? 1 week ago:
- Comment on Google just broke *all* third-party web clients, including yt-dlp; a full JS implementation is now required. 1 week ago:
You can either revance your yt music app, or use Firefox with an extension that keeps videos playing while your phone is locked.
- Comment on Sweet dreams are made of these? 2 weeks ago:
Who am I to diss a cheese?
- Comment on Windows 😂 2 weeks ago:
In that case, they’re not where you left them
- Comment on Cool boat 3 weeks ago:
Did Moses bake this?
- Comment on Typical 3 weeks ago:
She’s a real mother blogger
- Comment on Like a heart 4 weeks ago:
These are tampax ear protection plugs 😄
- Comment on Big Surprise—Nobody Wants 8K TVs 4 weeks ago:
It’s only the equivalent of you don’t use any scaling, do you?
- Comment on Big Surprise—Nobody Wants 8K TVs 4 weeks ago:
I also see no use, but I also stuck to 1024 far too long (also because that thing just kept working)
- Comment on where did we go wrong 4 weeks ago:
🎶 was it somewhere along this trip to Miami 🎶
- Comment on How long do we have before PCs get locked bootloaders and corporations ban installation of "non-approved" software? (for context: Google is restricting sideloading worldwide on Android ETA 2027) 4 weeks ago:
What are these Linux laptop providers going to sell if they can’t order anything from the factory that lets them change the software because reasons
- Comment on The U.S. is interested in acquiring machine-learning technology to carry out AI-generated propaganda campaigns overseas. 5 weeks ago:
It’s deekseek the new Grindr?
- Comment on Are you not entertained? 5 weeks ago:
A limit of seats per person?
- Comment on Imagine if the only thing limiting your dreams was a livable income 5 weeks ago:
Can anyone American explain what “perfect attendance” means?
- Comment on Boing 5 weeks ago:
Double tap, but keep your finger pressed down on the second tap, then slide your finger up and down
- Comment on Huh? 5 weeks ago:
This image is as old as time itself
- Comment on cycle 5 weeks ago:
mega horny
- Comment on Do ya dig it? 5 weeks ago:
Was just watching The Warriors the other day.
“Can you dig it? Can you dig it? Can you dig iiiiiiitttttt”
- Comment on Evolution: 🖕 1 month ago:
Ladies first, for this reason
- Comment on The internet kind of sucks right now 1 month ago:
It’s not that it should be hidden, it’s that someone is getting a lot of money from my posts and I get nothing.
- Comment on Honkwiching 1 month ago:
Only if they are orphaned
- Comment on Microsoft breaks Windows reset and recovery 1 month ago:
Stable in debian means little to no change in functionality
- Comment on When you're used to eating trash, but are trying to make healthier choices 1 month ago:
patat
- Comment on You don't know me! 1 month ago:
I use obsidentify
- Comment on Anyone else from Europe feels the same while browsing the "All" feed? 1 month ago:
“worldnews”: American local news
- Comment on Upvotes and downvotes are public information on Lemmy 1 month ago:
This always givea me a 404
- Comment on Intel CPU Temperature Monitoring Driver For Linux Now Unmaintained After Layoffs 1 month ago:
Am i being wooshed?
- Comment on If I wanted to bury a hard drive for archival purposes (e.g. Country becoming Dictatorship), how to keep the contents from being damaged and where is the safest place to bury it? 1 month ago:
They key is to diversify. Use different types of storage media, and duplicate your efforts and bury then duplicates somewhere else.
If you can choose only 1 I would choose tape archives. Vacuum seal all your media, whatever they may be. Throw in some of those dehumidifier packets. Moisture will be your biggest enemy.
If possible, also add the means to be able to read your media after a long time. Add a couple of raspberry pi computers, vacuum sealed and dehumidified-by-packets again, and usb readers or HATs for the media you chose (though I doubt you will find a cheap tape drive with USB connection, the only option I found was £9000).
Over the years, as new technology gets developed, in particularly interface connectors that will replace USB, I would add converters if possible or just keep them around. Nothing suspicious about having some USB/sata/sas to <new technology> converter in your house.
- Comment on I'm not even ooking 1 month ago:
My parents left me better off than they were
