Allero @ Allero @lemmy.today

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Reachable through LAN, but not by URL, even if I port 81 to 81

P.S. Solved! NAS was sitting in the DMZ and this broke forwarding.

There's an issue with that first part. Do I configure it right? Should

<domain>

Tried doing that - here's how I've set it up:

Expected behavior: now when I enter

<my domain>

Real behavior: connection times out

"We do not provide bulk information to any government"

So, only on the most important politicians and nuclear scientists?

I kinda see that they want to cover their asses a bit, but arbitration waivers as a whole should never be legal to begin with.

One should always be able to exercise their legal rights.

Last year I bought an old second-hand Brother laser printer for $20, with 60% ink and 75% on the drum. Works like a charm.

Most of your points can be readily disproved with a single search query, however, it's not worth engaging with a person who can't hold their temper for a second.

Therapy does magic.

I have no clue how this is possible after such cooking

Some crypto, like Monero, is anonymous. Bitcoin/Ethereum is not.

In any case, if you use anonymous crypto, make sure to first sent it to a wallet (preferably with a subaddress in case of Monero), and then send it elsewhere.

Yeah, it's a FOMO.

What you want is to have fun with pizza, but the world around makes you feel it to be wrong and like if you're missing something. You don't.

In no way to be a snob, but could we tone it down? After all, we're mostly on the same page on that the state of Israel is committing war crimes, we only differ in who we blame for it.

Back to the substance:

First, Israel as an independent state exists since 1948, so yes, the absolute majority of people living in modern day Israel were born there; they are not the same people who came to displace Palestinians all those decades ago.

Second, I did not talk about IDF soldiers. Those who voluntarily joined Israeli armed forces do take part in an act of evil, and deserve to be judged. I do not support the same notion in respect to Israeli civilians and those on mandatory service.

Third, in your robber hypothetical, where are the Israeli civilians? Do they have to renounce their citizenship and go live abroad not to receive "stolen goods"? Someone who is opposed to the war taking place are not "robbers" here.

I wonder if this could be solved on protocol level, i.e. automatically preserve objects with least redundancy, as known to the server.

Like if federated servers hold 50 copies of a file, it's likely not worthy of saving, but if there is only 1 or 2, it must be stored.

Having Peugeot in, presumably, the UK is quite a joke

Federation would allow you to only host mods not hosted at other servers, with some level of redundancy.

Also, it could use a modding app with BitTorrent-like functionality, so that downloaders could share their copies as well.

Except it won't look so pretty and also I can't imagine using the dispensers without taking them out of that thing unless it's VERY rigid.

In the first case, you can visualize it, at least mentally, like, actually see it.

In the second, you just imagine it could be a thing.

For me at least, these are two wildly different concepts.

Appreciate the warning!

Where do you put children of parents of different races, then?

And the offspring of such children?

Many if not most people on Earth have a combined descent.

Nah, just two different meanings of "imagine".

One is to imagine a color

And the other to imagine there is a color.

Slavs are not a race, but ethnic group.

Two Koreans have a baby, the baby is Korean. Indian and Japanese have a baby, and you got something wildly different from either.

Sure, a Black person looks different from White, but within both there is so much variation that it doesn't make much sense to group them so roughly.