thisisawayoflife @ thisisawayoflife @lemmy.world

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Wrong link.

The reality of it is that the platform wasn't well thought out. The primary motivation was to copy Reddit functionally from a users perspective. That moderation tooling wasn't even much of an afterthought is telling considering the language choice.

Republicans do, but only if that person's name is Hunter Biden!

She's an ugly ass person.

Better question might be: why is anyone paying attention to anything that continues happening in twatter? Isn't it only the pond scum that's left still posting there?

I've flushed turds more intelligent than this idiot.

Probably. I haven't really seen much pop into my feed either lately. I just assumed I nipped it in the bud, but there might be some defed action happening behind the scenes too. I take no credit here, I'm just exploring the space as they say.

Make it seem a suicide!

Make it seem a suicide!

Make it seem a suicide!

Make it seem a suicide!

But it ain't a mystery, baby, not to me.

Like the other user said. It's really up to personal preference. I didn't need porn clogging up my internets tubes. Trying to keep that wide open for those gambling horses. Nothing against those communities, it's just not my thing or what I come here for.

Thank God I've blocked those communities.

I remember when everyone went crazy afterwards and we attacked two countries that had nothing to do with the attacks. We didn't even address the root cause of the issue, which was SA outsourcing their religious extremism to countries where their citizens could be "educated" - like Afghanistan and many others.

Watched my Vietnam vet father go from hating them government and military adventurism to being behind the invasions 100%. So many people in my small shitty conservative town were behind it 100%. Kids joining up. That's the legacy of 9/11 I remember. A giant waste of American treasure in coin and life - over 10,000 dead, probably several times more than that permanently wounded. Generations of wealth gone that could have been used to improve the lives of all Americans. I have both Democrats and Republicans to blame for that one.

Look at the Turing Pi.

LAN is gigabit, and I can sustain Gb speeds in regular file transfers via mounted nfs shares. There isn't much difference over Wi-Fi (ubiquiti APs). Also running the latest Nc, 27.0.2.1 or whatever it is.

I was thinking about this a couple of weeks ago. I'm running nextcloud in a VM - php recompiler, redis, mariadb, plenty of RAM (4GB). I'm spreading about 80GB of data across a few users, but it's dog slow on mass upload. If I wanted to upload 1000 images from my phone, it would hours. I moved those photos to my laptop, which was fast, then tried uploading them to nextcloud via the Ubuntu desktop sync app, and it still took almost 2 hours. Nextcloud is backed by RAID6 storage and benchmarks suggest it's over 300MB/sec write.

I think it has something to do with file transfer overhead (start stop) similar to FTP impacting WebDAV, but that's pure speculation on my part.

I was wondering what it would take to rewrite Nextcloud core functionality in Java and use some kind of different interface than WebDAV, but I've got a lot of irons in the fire at the moment.

Yes, same type of device.

Yes, can't endorse this enough. Judicial appointments need a term limit, no matter the position. Maybe 10 years maximum.

I think the idea in the Senate is that those people would have been seasoned bureaucrats who were intimately familiar with law - lawyers in particular. The House was more the everyday man representing the people of his district.

Now that we vote for senators, too, I'm not sure what role they really play. I'd also add that we need to remove the cap on headcount in the house. I did the napkin math once and we should have something like 2.5x the representatives we have now, IIRC.

Adding a hardware key, like Nitrokey, would be an additional level of safety there. I would not use the database without some kind of additional key (something you know and something you physically have).

If there's something nefarious that has user access, you've already lost in that regard.

There isn't really privacy in email unless all recipients are encrypting the email body itself. Email leaks a lot of metadata even with GPG use, and it's typically stored at rest in plain text.

There are tweaks you can do that will accept the unencrypted email, then immediately encrypt the message with your key so only you can read it. Then it would be safer at rest, but less convenient. It really depends on your threat model.