@coolie4@lemmy.world@noerdman@discuss.tchncs.de How ridiculous😂. and china have the same thing: amateur radio enthusiasts (Usually called HAM) can't even report the illegal occupation of non-amateur frequency bands, because the law also prohibits them from listening to non-amateur frequency bands, which means that once they report such illegal acts, it proves that they have listened, which is also illegal.
@ExcessShiv@lemmy.dbzer0.com Myebe we can be perfectly content without a lot of money. I'm 24, just over a year into my first job.
Sure, money's tight, but it feels good to finally have my own income. I bought the camera(nikon zfc) I’d wanted since high school, and fixed up the old mountain bike my dad gave me years ago.Then I realized—whether it’s camera lenses or bike parts—there’s a whole rabbit hole of upgrades. Even with ten times my current income, I still couldn’t afford the top-tier stuff.
Later, I came across some writings by Herbert Marcuse and it hit me: so many of the things I thought I wanted—whether the latest gadgets or other trendy stuff—were actually desires imposed on me. By ads, by what others flaunt. I’ve come to understand that I don’t really need any of that to feel happy. Life can be still full and meaningful without them.
@coolie4@lemmy.world @noerdman@discuss.tchncs.de How ridiculous😂. and china have the same thing: amateur radio enthusiasts (Usually called HAM) can't even report the illegal occupation of non-amateur frequency bands, because the law also prohibits them from listening to non-amateur frequency bands, which means that once they report such illegal acts, it proves that they have listened, which is also illegal.
@dickalan@lemmy.world 😂The love of Theseus ship.
@W98BSoD@lemmy.dbzer0.com @cannedtuna@lemmy.world Sometime i press the esc key in texstudio, and there is a certain probability that a little rubber duck will appear!
@ExcessShiv@lemmy.dbzer0.com Myebe we can be perfectly content without a lot of money. I'm 24, just over a year into my first job.
Sure, money's tight, but it feels good to finally have my own income. I bought the camera(nikon zfc) I’d wanted since high school, and fixed up the old mountain bike my dad gave me years ago.Then I realized—whether it’s camera lenses or bike parts—there’s a whole rabbit hole of upgrades. Even with ten times my current income, I still couldn’t afford the top-tier stuff.
Later, I came across some writings by Herbert Marcuse and it hit me: so many of the things I thought I wanted—whether the latest gadgets or other trendy stuff—were actually desires imposed on me. By ads, by what others flaunt. I’ve come to understand that I don’t really need any of that to feel happy. Life can be still full and meaningful without them.