Subsplease have never let me down: although I can't check the fidelity with the original audio, the English expressions (and grammar) they use are usually quite good and very specific for some situations. But do they do the subbing themselves, or do they get it from somewhere else?
Edit: although I see you're asking about official subs...
Thank you, I read that, as I mention in the post, but the colours they list in the help section don't match the ones I see (as background colour to the whole row): never seen orange or grey, and I see white instead.
Racism, homophobia, and similar phenomena often come from ignorance and from living within a bubble. But many responses to them also show clear signs of ignorance and living within a bubble...
Indeed! @NaN if you have any links or references where I can read more about this interesting relationship, feel free to share.(Cool username by the way.)
What's sad and superficial is that these kinds of restrictions and bans just cover a symptom but don't cure the problem. Maybe they even make it worse. We need an overhaul of our cultural foundation and educational system.
Completely agree! I didn't mention this, but I keep the back-up hard drive in another apartment.
This reminds me of a story that happened in some university in England: they had two backups of some server in two different locations. One day one back-up drive failed, and the second failed the day after. Apparently they were the same brand & model. The moral was: use also different back-up hardware brands or means!
stravanasu @ pglpm @lemmy.ca Posts 38Comments 279Joined 2 yr. ago
I've reliably used Torguard for at least 15 years. They have clients for many Linux distros, including Arch.