> Your choices are consistent with the view that bodily continuity is necessary for personal survival. You risk death on the spacecraft, allow your mind to be messed around with by the virus and allow your soul to be destroyed so that your body (or at least your brain in a body) can have a chance of staying in existence. And it does.
apparently i have survived. the "virus vs silicon" choice was very easy, i already took something that changed my entire personality and rewrote my memories (mtf hrt)
> But is this survival of you? Is it enough for your body to continue to exist if your personality, wishes, beliefs, desires and memories do not?
it's the survival of a version of me and that's enough imo
my mom is 48 years old, she loves her job, no one depends on her, has a different boyfriend every month, goes to the same parties I go to (which end at 6am) and we even share some friends (im 29). definitely not over
The same applies to music production, in my opinion.
You build a working environment of your own (with your choice of VSTs, presets that you have saved...), you definitely have way too many tools, you have a finite monetary budget (although the toughest limitation is your time and your sanity), you have the fastest feedback loop ever, and hopefully you'll have some users eventually :_)
Just curious, what banks are those? Renta 4 is mainly focused on funds, and traditional banks like, say, BBVA, don't have any stock trading features in their apps / websites, as far as I know?
I have all of my photos in a RAID 1 at home, and I regularly "rclone" all of them to Backblaze B2. I have all of them inside Google Photos because that's how I view them, but I don't consider it to be a backup. It's just a much more convenient way to access the photos from many devices, and share them with friends and family.
Apart from that, I keep a Google Takeout archive the same way (RAID 1, B2)
I opened this article because I couldn't understand how "top", the command line utility, could have visual studio code extensions. I think the title could be improved.
Here in Spain shopping carts require a coin (normally 1 or 2 euro) to be taken. As a result, almost everyone leaves them at the cart racks (because they don't want to lose the coin). Having "scooter racks" that worked in a similar way could probably help, but then you'd need to walk to a nearby rack to get a scooter, increasing the probabilities of having to walk longer distances to get one.
Insomnia is the best graphical HTTP client for me. I've been using it and recommending it since the HN announcement. At my previous workplace it sticked and now they also use it everyday. Props for a great product.
I've moved three times in the last 12 months, and will move again in three months. Unfortunately, Feather is unlikely to be available in my country (Spain) in the near future.
I'm a Laravel developer and I know about random_compat because of the infamous "There is no suitable CSPRNG installed on your system" message. So I guess it's Wordpress, Laravel, and maybe Symfony too?