All this talk of porn is bad for you or rots your brain, but I never hear any evidence, or even fully fleshed out reasoning.

If it’s inherently harmful, I expect to see the inherent harm. Closest I get is seeing a few particular scenarios of an unhealthy relationship with it or people telling me there’s some invisible harm I can’t see and they can’t show me (bit unfalsifiable, don’t you think?).

Showing brain rot requires showing that it has an effect on the brain/mind (which it probably does, as almost any activity will) AND that effect is net bad. Again, I’ve never seen much evidence that the effect is inherently bad.

As long as you’re managing it right - noticing any affects and deciding if that’s worth stopping over - I trust you to regulate yourself. Everybody’s different, so who am I to say something is bad for everyone or that nobody can have a healthy relationship with something?

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No way, x is the best kind of x??

You sure that’s for anticheat? Just sounds like the game was compiled for newer CPUs because SSE provides a huge performance boost in some areas.

Still visible to me

No, context implies she. It’s a pretty common surgery for trans women as the testes produce testosterone.

Also note that this community is on Blahaj Zone, an instance meant to be a nice space for LGBTQ people, so there are gonna be a lot of posts about trans people, like this one.

That’s why I take a T blocker 😎

Can I be a zeta male? I’m not even male, I just think zeta is a cool Greek letter.

wait, who’s he?

If the sun disappears when? According to GR’s conception of simultaneous events, it disappears immediately.

Okay starkiller.

That’s awesome. I love weird questions with weird but accurate answers.

I’m innovation

Most packages are purely additive to to system. If GNOME is part of the base system, I don’t care because I can just not use it. For packages that are mutually exclusive, well, usually that’s the distro picking it for you anyway, but if you insist on changing them then OverlayFS lets you mask files in the base.

For something like Arch or Gentoo, the read-only partition approach absolutely won’t work, but I know Fedora’s been working on an OSTree immutable approach, so it’s still technically a mutable partition but it’s defined declaratively and is still easy to roll back.

Immutable partitions are amazing for reliability, then you can just OverlayFS your mutable state on top of it

If it was on something like BTRFS it’d probably be fine, though I imagine there’s still a small window where the FS could flush while the file is being written. renameat2 has the EXCHANGE flag to atomically switch 2 files, so if arch maintainers want to fix it they could do

1. Write to temporary file
2. Fsync temporary file
3. Renameat2 EXCHANGE temporary and target
4. Fsync directory (optional, since a background flush would still be atomic, just might take some time)

The French Cinematic Universe is weird, I’m glad France isn’t real

Thank you for spelling out my feelings. I’ve been struggling to process them because I haven’t seen any prior art.

I don’t understand why society demonizes that (the multiple people thing, not the lack of communication). If that’s what’s best for my partner, who am I to stop them? What does exclusivity even get me besides limiting my jealousy?

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