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Can you explain all the trivia in your image? I recognize a few of them, but not most.

The lack of privacy, independence, and freedom that generally comes with childhood.

Was that incident not unintentional??

Yes. Even that movie lmao

Rogue One?

Who thought giving building blocks AI was a good idea?

Reese.

ffs watch the show /s

You might be surprised at just how many actors were in both franchises

https://stargate.fandom.com/wiki/Star_Trek#Behind_the_scenes

Does Starfleet have any kinetic weaponry that would be effective against replicators?

Everyone knows you tap the glass with the ceramic end of a spark plug self-sealing stem bolt

Thunder kind of allows this. When you go to add an account, you can add an “anonymous instance”. This allows you to browse that instance as a non-logged-in user, including browsing that instance by local. Then, you can freely switch back and forth between your logged-in accounts and anonymous accounts whenever you want.

I think your question is related to this part:

It’s also important to remember that syncing services like DropBox or iCloud are NOT backups. If a file is deleted or damaged in one location, that change will sync to all the other locations and the previous version of the file is very difficult to recover, even by the engineers running those services.

In your hypothetical scenario: no, your Dropbox files would not be lost. After you lose your laptop and HDD, if you were to buy a new laptop, you should be able to download your files from Dropbox just fine.

What that comment is talking about is how when your local files are synchronized with Dropbox, any changes locally get synchronized out to your Dropbox version. If you delete the file locally, a request gets sent out to the Dropbox servers to delete it there. If your file gets corrupted locally, that newer corrupted version gets sent off to the Dropbox servers to overwrite the intact version.

But if your laptop burns up, it doesn’t send off a request to delete or corrupt the file on the Dropbox servers or anything. You just lose your local copy.

You can see that from the modlog via Dubvee

https://lemmy.dubvee.org/modlog?page=1&userId=1035821

That instance has always (to my knowledge) had a hard-line extremism stance, and they take proactive measures to prevent anything borderline from being federated to the instance.

• https://lemmy.dubvee.org/post/1516426
• https://lemmy.dubvee.org/post/2369897

Looks like this was the comment that got you banned: https://lemmy.world/comment/11174896

What is heavy about that? Is it more complex on BSD or something?

APNG files start to get large - a dozen or few dozen megabytes

I just messed around with using ffmpeg to convert that MP4 to both APNG and WEBP, and the size difference was substantial, but definitely not that bad.

• MP4
  • 60.4 KiB
  • klingon-jump-rope.mp4
• APNG
  • 1.6 MiB
  • ffmpeg -i klingon-jump-rope.mp4 -plays 0 klingon-jump-rope.apng
• WEBP
  • 110.9 KiB
  • ffmpeg -i klingon-jump-rope.mp4 -loop 0 klingon-jump-rope.webp
• WEBM
  • 59.9 KiB
  • ffmpeg -i klingon-jump-rope.mp4 klingon-jump-rope.webm

EDIT: Oh, right, “few dozen megabytes” probably refers to some other animation you had made. Still, you are right, WEBP seems to be the way to go.

Did you have a problem with making an APNG, or posting it? I have not tried making one, but I always post my animated images as WEBP. The only problem with that is that some Lemmy clients display animated WEBPs as just a still image of its first frame.

Let me know if you want me to test any feature in particular. Other than moderator features, I guess.

Even if you don’t like it, I’m mostly curious how it does on a real tablet. I’ve never tested it on a tab since I finally decided to stop buying them as they always end up relegated to a drawer until I give them away to someone.

Just looks like a desktop web browser. In a good way.

Google Pixel Tablet, 10.95", 2560x1600, 16:10