I just want to voice my appreciation for the CE certification. Without this, so many of our products would be unsafe. Thank you to the people testing the products for customers.

From what I heard, it essentially tricks your brain into thinking it is in REM sleep. Then with the guide of the therapist we curate an experience for the subconscious to process, just like a dream would. But it’s way more efficient considering that we are guiding it to a specific experience that we want to process and have a specific result from it. What I heard anyway.

Checkmate:

I wish I could go the place, where all people who don’t believe these stories come from. Sounds like a dream. I consider myself lucky with the professors I had, but I also had a fair share of bottom feeding trash.

I don’t get why people salivate over game discs. It’s going to be completely destroyed by DRM anyway. IMHO people should salivate over DRM-free video games instead. Because what’s the point of “owning” an encrypted disk that refuses to install?

Wholesome SBA. <3

Atlantic?

Today, that guy learned as well.

The Americans should build their houses like this column, instead out of paper mache.

Your cattle eats burgers?

Not today, CIA.

I also have CDs that are this old. There’s a big difference between CDs that you can burn yourself, because those are using organic materials and the weak laser in your disk drive to burn them and professionally made disks, which are usually using inorganic materials and molds. The molds then are embossed into the datalayer of the CD, making it significantly more durable than organic discs.

It’s so good, right? Lemmy would not be the same without SBA.

Magnetic tape depolarizes over time. CDs were organic and they would literally rot away. But as long as your Blu-ray discs are high to low (HTL)/inorganic Then you’re really set for at least 30 years as well, just like professional tape, but at a fraction of the price.

I had the exact same reason back with Xbox 360. Why should I buy a game, that dies with a console, if I can spend less money on it on the PC and keep it for many PCs?

My personal conspiracy theory is that Sony is trying to kill Blu-ray before it enters public domain. (2028-2030 or so). Single-layer Blu-rays are invaluable for my cold storage backups. So I’m going to keep buying them. And thanks to them, entering public domain, innovation will be possible once again. So, in all honesty, I don’t have that much to fear, as mega corporations also use blu-rays heavily for backups, together with tape.

Wow, fuck the European Space Agency! >:(

I just want to say it for safety’s sake: Be advised that Austria is a high-risk tick and TBEV area. Please be sure to vaccinate your cats and yourself against TBEV (Deutsch: FSME-Impfung).

Rtx 3080 with Cachyos. Plug-and-play, both for videogames and production tasks.