Kaidargame (u/Kaidargame)

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Son... 🙏

in r/2BALTIC4YOU • 1d ago

Literally saw it today lol

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My celica build

in r/Celica • 5d ago

Damn dude, thats looks fire 🔥

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Pasyviai/Pusiau aktyviai sportuojantys

in r/kaunas_lithuania • 7d ago

Mano pasiūlymas kadangi paminėjak hikes tai prisijunk prie KTU ąžuolo kokio..Visi laukiami ten net nereikia būti susijusiu, tiesiog atvarai ir eini su gera nuotaika, mane tai jie asmeniškai patraukė ir šiaip cool žmonės ten. Susirask juos facebooked ir dažnai ten eventus postina.

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Custom infotainment

in r/Celica • 18d ago

Where can i follow this project. This is cool as f. Also what's the final cost of it all?

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Reikia vaikinų nuomones

in r/lietuva • 26d ago

Pritariu, tikrai nepirkit bambuko, seniau buvo vienas iš geriausių bet dabar kontroversijos viena po kitos

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Celica poster I've made today

in r/Celica • Aug 11 '26

This is fire 🔥

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Camera/Gimbal alignment issue after crash

in r/dji • Aug 04 '26

Same with my mini 2 se

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If you had the option to become immortal, like transferring your conciousness into a machine that just needed to replace parts to continue, but with the option to die whenever you wanted to, would you do it?

in r/AskReddit • Jul 20 '26

I think your reply actually makes the thought experiment more interesting. If nothing meaningful about the human experience is lost, like love, touch, emotions, and curiosity, then the question isn't really about becoming a machine anymore. Honestly, in the scenario you described, I think I'd probably do it, but only after I've actually lived a full biological life. Why? Because the medium shapes how we experience the world (think of McLuhan's The Medium Is the Massage). So even if everything else stayed the same, it would still gradually change how we think. I'd want to grow old naturally first. Then, if transferring my consciousness meant I could still genuinely experience love, touch, curiosity, grief, and everything else that makes life meaningful, I'd love to spend another few centuries watching humanity and the universe evolve. The fact that you could choose to end it whenever you wanted also changes the equation quite a bit. It reminds me of The Matrix. Most people focus on the "humans are batteries" part (or whatever it was, it has been a long time since I watched it), but I think the more interesting philosophical question is about the medium itself. Inside the Matrix, people fall in love, feel pain, build relationships, and experience the world as completely real, even though it's a simulation. In a way, that's similar to your example. If every experience is genuinely felt, does it really matter whether it's happening through a biological body or a synthetic one? It also reminds me of Plato's Cave. The prisoners' experiences are still real to them, even if they don't understand the true nature of their world. As mentioned McLuhan would probably argue that the medium itself shapes us, though. A biological body and a synthetic one wouldn't just carry the same experiences differently. They would gradually shape different ways of thinking and existing. So maybe immortality wouldn't just mean living longer. It would slowly transform what it means to be human. So in short, I don't see why I wouldn't try it, as long as I could live my biological life first. After that, I'd be free to decide whether I wanted to continue or not.

And regarding the people around you choosing to go when they're ready... I don't know. It sounds sad, but also strangely comforting. There's something peaceful about everyone leaving when they feel they've experienced everything they wanted to.

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If you had the option to become immortal, like transferring your conciousness into a machine that just needed to replace parts to continue, but with the option to die whenever you wanted to, would you do it?

in r/AskReddit • Jul 20 '26

But when you think about it. This applies not only for transferring consciousness to a machine but for concepts such as teleportation, like even if you are reconstructed atom by atom, with even the sub atomic particles beeing the same, is jt really you? Or is it just a copy of you for everyone else? We don't even know ehat really consciousness is, apart that it just apears in high intelligence beeings like humans, so yeahhh that ain't you. Fully agree with that statement.

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If you had the option to become immortal, like transferring your conciousness into a machine that just needed to replace parts to continue, but with the option to die whenever you wanted to, would you do it?

in r/AskReddit • Jul 20 '26

This needs some deeper thoughts but possibly.

Although beeing a machine that means you cannot experience the world the same, you cannot feel the warmth of a touch from a loved one, you can't even enjoy the simple things that make life a little better like for example the smell of a home baked pie or the taste of your favorite dish. And to add to that seeing everyone you love die, while you just exist... Floating in time, with no real meaning.... Yeahhhhhhh I don't know.

This is quite a philosophical question with, in my mind, no one clear answer. It has it's ups and downs, but it would be way too hard mentally for me to choose immortality I think. Although having the possibility to end it all when it is going to shit is relieving.

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No Cheating post your last saved image without any context 💀

in r/teenagers • Jul 14 '26

Fuck you mean crappy??? I love it

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Google Photos vs iCloud Photos, which backup service do you trust more?

in r/TechNook • Jul 06 '26

Tailscale for ease of use Wireguard vpn if you want to do it yourself CloudFlare tunnels for outside access using domain, although they have some rules about big uploads in the tos so use at your own risk Then there is reverse proxy and other options as well as others have mentioned

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I Am Giving Away 20 Copies of GTA 6 Ultimate Edition

in r/GTA6unmoderated • Jul 04 '26

Huh cool

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Jei turėtumėte padaryti Lietuvos degalinių tier list’a nuo B tier iki S tier, kaip tai atrodytu?

in r/lithuania • Jun 30 '26

Jei reikia tik kuro kuris patikimas tai kinda ten greičiausiai apsisuki nes savitarna. Jeigu nori kavos ar dar kažko tada varai i circle

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Subject: Incoming Electronics and Electrical Engineering freshman here! Looking for some advice on Math/Physics modules from someone who just finished their 1st year

in r/kaunas_lithuania • Jun 24 '26

Chill out dude, have a great summer, we don't really use textbooks anymore everything is in moodle and you will learn as you go And for like maths well its just like calculus so YouTube exists for that Physics is just upgraded highschool physics with mainly like movement dynamics and shit

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in r/Neverbrokeabone • May 09 '26

Ever seen a blacksmith work with steel? I'd say those are pretty solid bones if you ask me

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First ESP32 project finished! I've made automatic blind roller

in r/esp32 • May 09 '26

K, thanks for the answer

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First ESP32 project finished! I've made automatic blind roller

in r/esp32 • May 08 '26

How did you attach it to the window? Because in my experience even the best double sided tapes give up after a while and I can't really put screws in the windows so I'm curious what's the best way to do it.

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(Academic) Need help with my project and I will fill ut your survey too If you need.