chunkystyles @ chunkystyles @sopuli.xyz

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This is very dismissive of the other commenters you've responded to who also appear to have understood you quite well. The difference is just that you like this one better.

You rail against someone for their privileges, but can't seem to see past your own biases. We all have biases. It's important to be able to recognize them and try to see past them. Including against privileged allies.

I use https://ntfy.sh/ for a lot of stuff and I don't see anyone talk about it. I recently wrote a container to poll RSS feeds and send push notifications via ntfy https://github.com/chunkystyles/rssToNtfy

For small programs and scripting, Node is amazing. I've even written some CLI utilities in Node as standalone executables. I think most people who bash it have either never used it, or haven't used it lately.

I have no experience with Miyoo, but people love their stuff. Personally, I really like everything I've gotten from Anbernic. I just bought a couple of their new wireless controllers and they're great.

That one's tough. I went in blind when the steam version released and had a blast. The actual "game" part is not challenging once you figure out the basics. The fun of it is the stories that spring up that are mostly out of your control.

So, I'd say going in blind, but being open to asking questions or googling specific things is a great way to play it.

I got to go to Ireland last year. It was great. Everyone was lovely.

Except for the tiny roads, flanked by by penny walls with no shoulders, and traffic going 80kmh. That i didn't love.

Everything else was awesome, though.

Which is what I'm kinda getting at. It's always going to be up to the individual. Unfortunately​ there's no way to force any kind of consensus.

I think there's a shorter way to say this.

Upvote means promote. I think this should be seen.

Downvote means demote. I don't think this should be seen.

I literally just tonight tried to move some virtual disks and mounts around on a VM and caused it to become unbootable.

Luckily I had all the important configs backed up with rclone so it was easier to just recreate the VM for me.

If they drove their personal vehicles with their license plates, they might be identifiable by the public. I know I'd try to figure out who the vehicles belonged to.

I don't condone what the outgoing administration has done. Quite the opposite. I will not venerate them.

But the incoming is worse, by every metric, for Palestine. I expect a complete annexation.

Whatever you think of the current administration, the incoming will be multiple times worse.

I hate her more each day.

Their approach to development really doesn't suit stable ones.

I'm relatively new to Linux as my full time desktop OS and I'm loving KDE. I'm curious what you mean by this, though.

Full self driving in 2 years, I swear...

Ok, if you have Home Assistant, what does Homekit do for you? I really don't know because I don't own any Apple products, and all of my home automation is either completely home brew, or Home Assistant.

I agree with you. It's disheartening when you see something you want to talk about and the comments are empty.

Or when you comment and no one else ever chimes in.

I have an N100 mini PC running all of my self hosted stuff and it is amazing.

Dude, you're so wrong about all of this. Bakers typically use the same ingredients from the same providers. So they know what to expect.

And when it comes to a dough or batter, a baker can tell by look and feel if the proportions are off and will adjust accordingly.

This whole thread is pretty triggering to me. People think that if the recipe is exact enough, it'll come out perfect the first time and they won't have to make any tweaks sure to their ingredients, their equipment, or the environment.

There's a reason why I generally won't make a recipe for the first time for guests.