Obsession @ Obsession @sh.itjust.works

Devops Engineer | Linux & FOSS Enthusiast | Gaming, Homelab, 3D Printing

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If you subscribe to the communities, they'll show up on your front page just like local communities. If you want to browse them, you csn go to lemmy.world/c/community@instance

A comment on my other account got brigaded by tankies a while ago. Was told to "fuck off, liberal"

But then that guy got banned from the instance, and everything was good.

Maybe if Twitter provided a reasonably priced API, people wouldn't have to resort to scrapers.

What I meant was that during my debating years here in Canada, I didn't see that much "stage performances" or "rhetorical tricks."

I did 4 years of Canadian National Debate Format and 3 years of British Parliamentary debate, and is was overall a very pleasant experience.

It's the wrong use of a meme template

It's a low effort meme in a general linux community

I did debate club in highschool and early college, but it was parliamentary style debate. I didn't observe that much bullshit, so I'm guessing the US debate style is different

Ubuntu ~2005/2006. I was introduced to Linux by my friend's older brother in highschool, then proceeded to nuke the windows install on my parents' PC.

That's when they decided to buy me a laptop, which I dualbooted ubuntu on. Now almost two decades later, I'm a devops engineer working professionally with Linux

I realized that when I look for something, I have a precise mental image of what I'm looking for. If the real object doesn't match my mental image, it may as well not exist.

Case in point, my girlfriend asked me to get her allergy meds. I was looking for a box with blister packs, they were in a bottle. I literally moved the bottle aside while looking, before telling her that I can't find them

My parents' go-to is that everyone was freaking out about an incoming ice age in the 60s (they weren't), and thus climate experts are all completely clueless and have no clue what they're talking about.

And they wonder why I visit less than before.

My money is that he continues to just not acknowledge it while it continues to get worse

Fuckin spicy

Okay but the S3XY thing woukd he kinda clever and fun if he wasn't such a prick in every other way

Don't forget that the company he was most publicly visible in running (Twitter) is tanking

I run vanilla Kubernetes on 4 worker nodes and 3 control planes for high availability.

Unless you're some freak who enjoys K8S so much you don't want to ever get away from it, I don't recommend it

Phone in the front right pocket, wallet in the front left pocket, keys in the back pocket, earbuds in the watch pocket

Git is already decentralized - every contributor has a copy of the repo on their own machine.

At that point, it's just about using what's most popular. I have a slight preference toward gitlab myself, but the prevalence of github means I still push most of my projects to there, just because I'm already visiting the website so often.

There is no good answer to this question, because everyone has their own scale of what they consider harmful.

I think this is a fundamental problem with centralized social media a la Reddit, Twitter, Threads, etc. You're forcing countless different communities with different values and beliefs to share a common space, moderated by people with their own set of values. Of course there will be friction and problems. No matter what you do, there will be groups that feel like they're being censored, and other groups that feel like they're being attacked.

Every topic could be considered "harmful" to someone, somewhere on this planet.

Like someone else mentioned, content involving alcohol could be harmful to alcoholics. Content involving drugs could be harmful to addicts. Content discussing SA/Rape could be harmful to survivors.

Discussions on controversial topics will always be harmful to someone. Just a few posts up from this one was a discussion about Quran burning. That's harmful to devout and fundamentalist muslims, should that be banned?

Then let's not even get into the subject of humour. What one person considers banter could be considered harmful by another. Ironic communities suddenly become harmful as soon as the irony is lost on a single person (RIP 2balkan4u).

Harmful means something different to everyone. Trying to apply a blanket definition to it will just stifle all discussion, or turn your community into a pure hugbox.

Yup! I currently use it to backup my homelab configs encrypted to google drive, I would love to switch it over to proton drive instead.

I'm a devops engineer with a software engineering background. I've long had an interest in cybersecurity, mostly toward stuff like pentesting and ethical hacking. I'm not familiar with any of these books, would you recommend them, or nah?