elucubra 9mo ago • 100%
I'm not a doctor. I am a volunteer at an addiction recovery org. I see a lot of people starting their journey, and there are all kinds of responses to quittting, a few involve the ER. The only advice I would take here is "see a doctor"
elucubra 9mo ago • 100%
I'm not a doctor. I am a volunteer at an addiction recovery org. I see a lot of people starting their journey, and there are all kinds of responses to quittting, a few involve the ER. The only advice I would take here is "see a doctor"
elucubra 9mo ago • 100%
So, several people share the router and can modify settings...
That's a recipe for trouble.
I do external support for small businesses. When I work, configure etc. sometning, I change the password. I write the password on a piece of paper and put it in an envelope. Then I sign across the sealed flap. That envelope is handed to the customer. If I cease to work for them or something happens to me, they can open it and retrive the password. If something goes belly up, I ask for the envelope. If the envelope has been tampered, I wash my hands, and chrge handsomly to solve the issue.
I'd reset it, and then make someone responsible for doing things to the router, that way everyone knows what's going on.
elucubra 9mo ago • 100%
If such a law were passed in European countries, most royalty and nobility would land in jail
elucubra 10mo ago • 27%
Ther is no mention of the lander. Isn't it supposed to be a version of that thing that SpaceX still has in the "Explodes 100% of the times going up, never mind coming back, and forget about landing" stage?
elucubra 10mo ago • 100%
I did my military (conscript) service in Spain during the "Lead years". I was enlisted, but carried a sidearm when in uniform outside the garrison. These fuckers always used ambush-gerrilla tactics, so you wanted to have something to shoot back at all times. My father was a Captain in the reserve, and for years carried a 22 with him, as ETA sometimes shot military in plain clothes in the street. So, this thing was not too unreasonable.
elucubra 10mo ago • 75%
Nobody expects the Spanish propulsion
elucubra 10mo ago • 100%
I was there as well, although at the time working with small systems, but globally it was a model of proactive efforts. Nothing major happened because, not despite efforts.
elucubra 10mo ago • 71%
My sister snd I had a conversation in a terrace about flower seeds to gift my mother. Neither has google assitant or any other voice search app acrivated. We both started getting seed ads. Pretty damning
elucubra 1y ago • 100%
Check out my Skoda's MPG. This is a sedan, basically a VW Passat twin, slightly less appointed. 110hp, Ihave a 1999, needs no oil between changes, no coolant loss, drives great....
It was a favorite of European Taxi drivers, who called i the tank, for it's durability. I still see a lot on the road.
https://www.auto-data.net/en/skoda-octavia-i-tour-1.9-tdi-110hp-14249
elucubra 1y ago • 62%
As a Spaniard, and not one who really agrees whith some aspects of modern feminism, I wholeheartedly support applying the law to it's fullest extent.
I wonder what made him think he could get away with something like that!
elucubra 1y ago • 100%
I have a dive computer, with which I can dive down to 50 meters ( my rating, no the computer's). The battery is easy to replace.
elucubra 1y ago • 100%
Affinity is awesome. I've used Serif products over the years and they've always provided exceptional value
elucubra 1y ago • 100%
My father was a fighter pilot. He had the utmost respect for water bombers
elucubra 1y ago • 100%
Is amyloid testing difficult/expensive?
elucubra 1y ago • 100%
Kodi with a few good add-ons
elucubra 1y ago • 83%
If you don't enter, you have certainty of not winning
elucubra 1y ago • 100%
Welcome to the wonderful world of cardboard box collecting!
elucubra 1y ago • 100%
Well, some will find that appealing
Does lemmy content automatically show here, or do I have to do something. It seem to me that it doesn't [\#kbinMeta](https://kbin.social/tag/kbinMeta)
I imagine that with the influx of new users, instances paid by volunteers will be stretched. Some I imagine are creating instances, to spread out the load, but some of us cannot / don't want to create and manage instances. For these efforts to be successful I imagine that monetary support would be helpful. Is there a way to support instances / development?