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under their generation child sexual abuse cases have dropped significantly

If this is true, that’s really impressive. I’ve heard how insanely widespread all kinds of abuse used to be through history, often even openly. But if the culture shift was really as sharp as this seems to suggest, I’d be worried it could go almost just as fast back in the other direction.

Would you say home photography was widespread in the 40s? 50s? 60s? 70s?

I don’t believe you don’t believe him.

I think home photography was still pretty new 30-40 years ago, might be why some families were weirdly oversharing with baby photos? Idk.

It also stores a lot of heat in the walls of the tent, which will keep the air inside from cooling down too much over the course of the night.

How do SSDs and HDDs compare to optical disks in terms of stability in storage? SSD bits can lose charge over time until a lot of 1s read as 0s, right?

Only one can likely be credited as directly causal to a human extinction, but I’d think several factors can end up contributing to keeping us grounded even if we stick around for several additional millennia. And we could to some extent experience several of them simultaneously. For example if it is necessary to successfully create one or more technically possible (unbeknownst to us) technologies, but they remain unproven for the entirety of our species span of life on Earth. And while this is attempted, we end up with shortages that make soace exploration and colonization politically impossible, as the resources are never allocated for the purpose.

In this case we’d have both problems, but solving either one of them would still not get us out there.

In another example, perhaps even the technology is proven eventually, but due to scarcity rhe window of opportunity temporarily closes, and then wars, plagues, and a few other factors set humanity back to the stone age with a small population. Perhaps some predatory animals end up very successful at hunting us to extinction. Or perhaps we’re gradually finished off by several famines.

One could maybe point one cause out as more consequential than the others, but if the problems end up being such a quagmire I’d say they all played a part in filtering out humanity from interstellar colonization.

This idiocy will end this mistake of a planet. Might be for the best, if life were to spread through the galaxy from here, we’d be contaminating it with so much war, slavery and other miseries. Good luck to whatever spawns here next.

I gave up years ago. Security fatigue permeates my entire life.

No, you don’t get it.

It’s blessed by god so it’ll be good no matter what. God is good to his faithful. Lamborghini Akbar.

Java devs are prima mental gymnasticists, always able to make anything make sense.

Tramps and Troglodytes

I’m gonna be honest here: It’s not.

This is like someone posting “homemade is so much better than eating out” and then they post a picture of a pickles, spam and mayo sandwich.

I mean sure, homemade can be better, but what you just posted isn’t. I’m sure you like it, though. But it doesn’t have general appeal at all.

Look, there’s a reason most of the canvas is blank.

But you probably like the lack of activity.

So enjoy it, I guess.

It’s amazing how submissive American men are.