isles @ isles @lemmy.world

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It’s not the anti-vaxxers’ fault, it’s the schools’ fault for not educating

Is what you just laid out as an example of the wrong way to approach this. It's OK if you replace "school" with "society", then we have the correct answer?

My point was, you cannot meaningfully "fix" the problem unless you correctly identify the cause ("blame" in this case). Agreed, in a complex system, the likelihood that one action, person, or group is fully to blame is unlikely.

But your comment reads as "don't identify the cause, get to the fix" and that's gibberish.

Do you suppose finding "blame" is the key component to finding the "fix"?

I've never been, but the Black Forest has two segements, 394,000 ha (1521 sq mi) and 375,000 ha (1441 sq mi). Those seem big enough to become lost in.

Tech companies have learned that it behooves them to collect as much data as they can, even if they don't have a present use for it. And with AI being so data-hungry, it appears to be paying off.

Did you know there are more people in the world than Trump supporters and Biden supporters?

but what did you think “fuck” meant?

Just about anything

assume that literally no one has any fucking clue what they’re talking about and everyone is lying

I'm not sure this is a new development.

(Not important, but the M in LLM is "Model")

Here's where it feels like pantomime - the comment above you says this

The 2020 election cycle saw $5.7 billion in political spending on the presidency, and $8.7 billion in the congressional races.

Princeton showed policy decision is basically made by wealthy donors. The wealthy are holding the levers by which they WOULD be taxed additionally and are not currently. Polls are virtue signaling, call me when the tax code changes.

It’s not just the prices, people are lazy.

Or they just demand good value for their service. Netflix hugely curtailed piracy in their early days. Same with Valve's Steam.

Awesome to see, good luck to you!

If you're looking for tips, I'd try to set up Prowlarr first if you intend to use it, it'll save some reconfiguration down the line.

Though I don't find anything as complex as mounting and permissions in the *arrs, haha.

But my favorite part about tinkering with home servers is just learning a little at a time, expanding naturally. It's easy to find guides that are the "ultimate, best server configs", but unless you understand what benefits they're offering, you can't really determine what fits best for YOUR needs.

I started with CouchPotato on Windows years ago and now have *arrs running through docker on headless boxes and keep adding on fun services.

Meanwhile, I have a Oneplus 7t and can't find support for custom roms. I was actually considering a Pixel with GrapheneOS.

Give people who target civilians what they demand

But I don't want to give Israel anything.

Some laws are reactionary and some are preemptory. Laws are, most simply, a codified agreement on how we live.

I just bought a few 18tb from serverpartsdeals (via eBay) and they're working well for now. YMMV of course.

you get into a state where militarily no one can do anything (except wage a war in a country that doesn't have nuclear weapons)

ok, I got it. Give every country nuclear weapons and then there is nowhere to wage war.

This is where we say "patriot missiles don't kill people, people kill people" and keep profiteering.

humans are really bad at caring for unproductive people.

That's a current, not fundamental, observation.

you’re spreading propaganda. The tunnels are fair game for airstrikes.

The irony.