Alliteration is more important than accuracy.

You mean Nazis, that’s how the Nazis operate. Don’t ever sugar coat it.

That’s what I meant. I’m saying I think therapy can help, but that doesn’t mean something is wrong. Nor would I be qualified to say if something was.

Therapy is for everyone. If you have something you’re struggling with, therapy can help.

I’m glad you chimed in because this was my first instinct, but it didn’t seem responsible to say so when I have no experience there. It’s why I recommend speaking to a therapist.

Wow, you married that kind of person?

Check how they got their accreditation. It’s possible to just buy a struggling accredited school these days and just keep their accreditation and completely change the curriculum.

Also ask them for employment and income statistics of their graduates. If they don’t have them that’s a red flag you can bring up.

Have you talked to a therapist? I’m not saying there’s anything wrong, nor would I have the expertise to. But it sounds like there might be more there than people on Lemmy are capable of helping with.

DO NOT USE REGULAR PCI-E CARDS THAT ADD SATA PORTS. Many are unreliable. What you want is called a SAS Host Bus Adapter card and you want to get one that’s pre-flashed in IT mode.

The LSI 9207 is a good choice.

Make sure you get the correct SAS to SATA cables and you are set. You can add 8 to 16 SATA drives with a single, high speed, and reliable card.

He would have wanted to be a martyr to the second amendment. At least he thought it was acceptable for other people to be.

AI, AI, AI, AI, AI…

Some hard hitting journalism from “Distractify.”

He didn’t.

That law is the US constitution.

This is what happens when you hand a reality TV exec a prestige television brand.

You have an article about this?

I have long said that convenience and security are opposite ends of the same line.

Layoff time.

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/pulls

"In a pre-experiment survey of experts, the mean prediction was that AI would speed developers’ work by nearly 40 percent. Afterward, the study participants estimated that AI had made them 20 percent faster.

But when the METR team looked at the employees’ actual work output, they found that the developers had completed tasks 20 percent slower when using AI than when working without it."

https://www.theatlantic.com/economy/archive/2025/09/ai-bubble-us-economy/684128/

Wait, they’re giving people Alzheimer’s?