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ability that doesn’t require a ban, but to unsubscribe someone from the community,

remove a user from a community if they only have negative interaction with the community, like only down votes

Those don't really make too much sense to me. The first one just ban them if you don't want them participating in the community. You can do a temp ban and hope they chill out, and perm if they're that bad. But unsubscribing them just seems weird.

Some automod like functionality could handle the second one, but the lack of overall karma is what I like most about lemmy vs reddit. Plus once again you could just manually ban them. IDK if lemmy ignores votes from banned users though so they could just continue downvoting everything if they're petty.

Archive.org 404 errors or the web page it captured is a 404? The second link is supposed to be a 404. The first one had some error and I updated the link but federation can be wonky.

http://web.archive.org/web/20250317032651/https://search.usa.gov/search?query=Gen+Charles+Calvin+Rogers&affiliate=defensegov&utf8=%26%23x2713%3B

And in case something changes.

http://web.archive.org/web/20250317032651/https://search.usa.gov/search?query=Gen+Charles+Calvin+Rogers&affiliate=defensegov&utf8=%26%23x2713%3B

http://web.archive.org/web/20250316221553/https://www.defense.gov/News/Feature-Stories/Story/Article/2824721/deimedal-of-honor-monday-army-maj-gen-charles-calvin-rogers/

Secure boot has been a requirement for like 10+ years now. I think windows 8 was when they required it on all new computers. You could turn it off if you really wanted and I think it would still work, but why would you? Linux has played well with it for almost as long.

Institutions could be the only time I’d be interested in following “a person”. But at the same time they could just make their own community that only they can post in.

That’s also why I use lemmy and not twatter/mastadon/any other clones. I’m not interested in some dudes random train of thoughts, I want X communities for Y interests I have. Not every person has exactly the same interests as me and I don’t really want to be bothered seeing that stuff.

But with only 60k rows would one even have enough time to overheat?

Make the account

Export your subscriptions/saved/other settings in the lemmy settings. Then import that on the new account.

That only helps you if you bought the car at the worst possible time. Outside of the first maybe year of owning a car you shouldn't have any real appreciable negative equity. Even if the car is a massive piece of shit (and not just made by one)

You still pay him every time you use the Tesla charging network. Which is one of the biggest (and best) so you’re kinda SOL on charging without supporting him.

For now at least. But insurance payouts follow the market price of the car.

Bazzite is based on Fedora, so you can install a package in a “Fedora toolbox” (that is an image of Fedora made specifically for distrobox)

Does this work for stuff that's looking for deeper kernelish level access? I gave up on bazzite because I couldn't figure out how to get some system monitoring program to work

Oh interesting, never considered it would be the other way around.

https://hexbear.net/post/4473019?sort=Top

Found the post about it. Damn lemmy's search sucks took a while before I gave up and found their meta community.

It’s only good for data processing and can’t be used for gaming. It’s basically like two GTX 760s glued together with a fuck ton of vram. Also you need a server to use it properly. You can funnel air through it using desk fans but you cannot use this thing unmodified in a desktop.

If S0 standby wasn’t so shit, or we could go back to old reliable S1-3 that wouldn’t be an issue.

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/108636743295734643

See I want all the junk from yesterday.

Why would you? Sleep uses so little power and the resume is instant.

If it wasn’t for S0 standby being such a piece of shit I’d never shutdown my computer unless it was for an update or hardware maintenance.

When I’m traveling internationally I’m limited to 256kbps unless I buy a local sim. Sending an app without cell needed could be useful. Especially if it’s a big app like the DJI app.

Outside of that… nah. Maybe if you’re in rural Africa where cell service is spotty at best. But even there things have improved dramatically.