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Yes, it does. Only affects unencrypted systems.

I use reusable produce bags. Some have their tare weight on it but I don't think its really enough to make a huge difference. Also I figure I'm going to wash my produce anyways.

I feel like the overlap of Firefly fans and Lemmy is pretty gorram big.

That.... Seems like a pretty massive vulnerability. Like obviously that can be locked down by each user or administrator, but still....

I didn't use OwnCloud, but I haven't had much issue with Nextcloud. I run it bare metal on a pi 4 and haven't had issues with resource hogging. Getting php to work when the update to php 8 was a bit of a pain but eventually figured it out.

I recently set up owntracks. I do like it, but to be honest, it was kinda a pain. I have not yet attempted real-time sharing which I think is more difficult in own tracks.

I believe you can export settings, subscriptions, etc and apply them to a new account. Not old post or comments or anything.

As I understand, stealing implies denying someone use to their property, whereas piracy is a copy and is copyright infringement.

Create one command "iownyou" that does tbe following: Change the owner of every file on the computer to the default user and make every file readable, writeable, an executable by anyone or anything on the computer. It may not be secure, but on the bright side, you'll never have permission issues again!

Second About Time. One of my favorite movies.

As I said, kinda dumb. There's likely some homophobia that went into the decision.

From a purely economic view, though, there might be some justification? If the blood is batch tested, e.g. 10 samples are mixed and tested, excluding a group more likely to have a disease would mean you'd throw out less blood (or have less testing to do if you then test individual samples). I don't know enough about blood donation testing to say if that's a valid argument or not, though.