𝓢𝓮𝓮𝓙𝓪𝔂𝓔𝓶𝓶 @ SeeJayEmm @lemmy.procrastinati.org

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That sounds pretty handy.

This is what I'm trying to get away from.

Seems a lot of people are doing that.

This is the 2nd ref I've seen to mermaid. I need to check that out.

I'm only just starting to dip my toes in docker. Most of my stuff are kvm vms. I have a decent set of Ansible roles to setup a new vm when I spin it up but I'm not to the point where the specifics of every system is in Ansible yet.

That sounds useful.

It's rarely as bad as it feels in the moment. And even if it is, it can and will get better with time

If you haven't you should be seeking help. Professional help. It can get better.

No one is perfect, nor should try to be. Asking someone to have enough consideration for others to not show up late to everything isn't asking for perfection.

We have zero idea what someone else is going through.

You're right. That applies to you as well. Everyone has to put effort into showing up and most people have obstacles to deal with.

Sorry but your struggles aren't more important than anyone else's. Not less, but also not more. You're not a martyr for showing up. If you struggle with physical or mental issues, I'm sorry, I hope you're getting help and have a good support system.

An hour seems excessive but shoot for 15 minutes. That should be enough of a bigger in most situations.

I'm sure someone does but sure. But there's a difference between someone who's not trying to be late and someone who actually tries not to be late.

Someone who's habitually late can't be bothered to even try to respect your time. To me that's a bit assholish.

In the context of Star Trek it's been in use for a couple hundred years. Societally they've accepted the implications and decided it's not murder or clones (mostly).

If we talking time tested technology that's been around for a couple centuries (i.e. Star Trek), sure.

Brand new tech? No thanks.

I love Star Trek, but using the transporter as a plot device led to some really bs situations. Tuvix. The time it made everyone children. The time Picard fucked off to be an energy being so they just used last week's pattern to rematerialize him... Thomas Riker... I could keep going.

I mean think about what would need to happen for Tuvix to exist. The computer would somehow have to do some really complex genetics work to create a hybrid species and somehow merge the 2 very different brains into one stable and coherent organism.

An IRL tuvix situation would be a dead blob of body horror on the transporter pad. They'd be like, fuck clean-up on isle 5, data corruption and pull the last good backup. Because keeping literally just the most recent copy would be criminally negligent. Then they'd rematerialize you but it was you from 2 days ago and you get to wonder for the rest of your life what the other version of you did in the 2 days.

Seriously tho, why does it matter? If you are annihilated and a down to the quark exact duplicate is created, what's the difference?

If you unsubscribe it will sit there with 0 subscribers, no longer being updated.

You have to go in with an admin account and purge the community to remove it.

This is correct.

I was going to say, "inside Martin Short." 😀

That really depends on if it's an exception or a consistent pattern.

Before I write a book. What are you using internally and externally for dns?

You just need to tell them you want a modem only, no router.

I'm running an Asus rt68ac with Merlin firmware. Which is nice because I can force all dns through my piholes. Even the hardcoded stuff like the iot devices.