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have you hear of myanimelist.net ? you can keep track and discover a lot more series than just the big ones.
As a younger person I had a pretty materialist and nihilistic views on spirituality.
As I grew up life became a lot more "real" and paradoxically it made me do a complete 180 on the immaterial. This spiritual change of heart also made me do a lot more "real" material things like volunteering.
I think that interaction between immaterial thoughts and beliefs turning into material actions is a key factor in understanding spirituality.
I haven't heard about Tox in a hot minute. It's dead as far as I know.
If you're looking for secure chat Signal is pretty mistake proof - this furry did some recent write ups on what he felt makes a good messaging app. https://soatok.blog/2024/07/31/what-does-it-mean-to-be-a-signal-competitor/
I think it's too early to tell.
What I will say is people talk about other stuff besides the fediverse on the fediverse, I can't say the same for Nostr. It's mostly super high noise: AI spam, boomer tier memes, obvious scams, and accounts with posts like "I just set up Nostr" and zero other activity.
I also think it's interesting that people here don't know what ActivityPub is. It suggests to me a lotta people haven't done the bare minimum research on alternative social media but are still posting hot takes about it.
I've enjoyed listening to J. Warner Wallace who wrote "Cold Case Christianity" - he was an atheist homicide detective who took a critical look at the gospels as he would for any of his crime scenes.
You can check out a video of him here https://youtu.be/ajOYym3IuRk?si=mutOYPPO-FD7sDDk
but if you're more of a book guy you can also check out the "Cold Case Christianity" book.
To me, it's wild that people have faith in a bunch of stories that humans put together in a book.
I'm not really sure what this means though, do you not believe in any historical accounts? The gospels are more well attested to than any other ancient manuscripts.
If the question is about the historicity of the resurrection I would be curious what your supernatural beliefs are already.
If your adversary is a government entity you're not going to win while using tech. They have unlimited time and budgets.
You need to have a level headed threat model and adjust accordingly.
It's not just the Office Suite, although those are very important, it's running the Line Of Business app that was written a decade ago or professional tools like MATLAB or Crystal Reports
This also discounts the abilities of ActiveDirectory, unless you're running Chromebooks nothing comes close to the orchestration power of AD.
I think the bigger issue would be keeping these machines disconnected from the internet.
No need for patches if it's an isolated system running DOS.
I like Linux as much as the next guy but I'm not sure how you can work in a corporate environment and expect the day-to-day to function without running Windows on end user machines.
I wouldn't paint Windows 10 as being "old" because it was originally released in 2015.
It's been getting monthly patches since then and it'll continue being supported for 5+ years.
I really wouldn't blame this on windows.
A third party kernel driver that can get remote updates without rigorous levels of testing is just a recipe for disaster.
You could maybe make the case Microsoft should limit kernel level drivers to the level macOS does, but Linux sure doesn't so it's a moot point.
I feel like it's hitting a bees nest but I kinda still don't see the harm in making a variable block size - on paper.
I get that it's a linear solution to an exponential problem ("blockchains don't scale") but playing guessing games with unpredictably high fees is one of my least favorite things about BTC- I feel like it could still alleviate it even if it doesn't solve it.
Granted the best argument I've heard against any huge change like this is you will have an effect on the value of bitcoin so you're better off doing nothing (the value of Bitcoin is partially due to it's unchanging nature). Seems like a great idea as a store of value, I'm not sure if that's a winning stance for a technology.