Threads seems to be a half-done, half-assed platform in many aspects really.
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I do meal prep with some nicer meals on Sunday for three days.
On Wednesday I make some low-effort mealprep again, but with simpler recipes (mostly stir-fry noodles).
This means no boney meat here for protein. Only stuff like canned tuna or chicken breast. Tofu is also an easy protein source. For vegetables I only use the food processor, because cutting with knives is too slow. For carbs I use noodles.
If I am too exhausted on Wednesday for even that, I just eat some oats with milk with a protein shake on the side and some vitamin pills.
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I wonder if Nintendo even has all the ROMs for their old games still saved somewhere.
It would be funny, if Nintendo would be forced one day to download a ROM from an illegal ROM site for a future re-release
Especially older online only games will probably disappear forever.
Most offline games will probably always be available to some degree. Games for exotic hardware like old phones or weirdo consoles are likely going to the dustbin of history.
Maybe some future advanced AI or some schizo madman blessed by the heavens will develop emulators even for those tho.
Axel Voss war doch der Uploadfilter Typ. Krass, dass jemand so unbeliebtes so lange an der Macht geblieben ist. Hat der jemals etwas Positives erreicht?
Ajit Pai hatte zumindest den Anstand sich zu verpissen, nachdem er Netzneutralität gestrichen hat.
Japan seems to be a hellscape of mental health problems honestly.
Sad honestly. These women are the definition of being based tho. They know exactly what stepping out of line will do them, but do it anyways.
It would be worse than the burning of the library of Alexandria. So much data stored on Youtube, Gdrive, Google Photos, Gmail etc etc etc would be lost forever, without backups for probably most of it.
The Internet Archive and some US agency (I think it was the NSA) have backups for a lot of the public-facing data. But lots of data would simply be lost media forever as well.
I wonder tho, if some artworks that have been saved only on Google servers, will live on solely through AI algorithms, that have included these in their datasets.
Google will never die, at least not all at once. If Google were to die sometime in the future, it would die a very slow death, with all there side-businesses being slowly sold off one by one. Plenty of time to switch to alternatives and to save all your important data (which you should probably do always regardless)
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