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  • I got lots and lots and lots of ram and CPU ready for the occasion.

    Although- physical hardware hasn't been the issue with many of the performance issues with lemmy.

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  • But, its OK!

    TheDude banned that community and user. So, we aren't nazis anymore.

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  • Don't blame me! Sibbo was the one who turned everyone here into nazis!

    • So, now that rarbg is gone, where do you go for new releases (movies)?

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  • The only time I ever even consider using torrents, is for an obscure piece of content which I cannot find on usenet.

    And even then, I do it all manually. There is too much "bad" content hosted there.

    Edit- Please ignore my random downvote. nohbdyuno really... loves downvoting my comments for some odd reason.

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  • So. Many. Downvotes.

    I will say, it's quite glorious and redeeming to not care about my "karma"

    Will note though, it's not all negative. There just happens to be more down, then up.

    • So, now that rarbg is gone, where do you go for new releases (movies)?

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  • Eh, one they get radarr/sonarr/lidarr setup- it does EVERYTHING for you.

    The only downside, you do need a usenet account, which costs a few bucks. But- once you go usenet, you will never go back.

    • So, now that rarbg is gone, where do you go for new releases (movies)?

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  • Usenet. Usenet. Usenet.

    • What is your opinion about Lemmy not having karma but Kbin having reputation points?

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  • In the case of karma- Its all there too.

    Comment Karma

    Comment Negative Karma.

    And- post karma exists too.

    • What is your opinion about Lemmy not having karma but Kbin having reputation points?

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  • Technically, lemmy does actually track a user's karma.

    It's- just not exposed via the user interface... as of right now.

    Kinda of like how kbin displays who upvotes and downvotes. Lemmy also tracks this data too, and can easily report on exactly who is upvoting and downvoting.

    In the case of this post, for example-

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  • Well, if ya need help getting one stood up, LMK.

    I have kubernetes manifests which can be used, or, the normal github repo for lemmy has docker-compose and ansible playbooks.

    • We now have official presence here!

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  • I.... am honestly surprised, your aren't hosting your own instance...

    It's not like we have a shortage of resources, lol

    • How does one save up for a 3d printer when there so pricey?

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  • Get a job and work for it.

    Before I was old enough to drive, I mowed lawns and chopped firewood for extra money.

    • YSK if you overwrote your comments and posts that Reddit is restoring them to previous states

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  • What we really need, is some more visibility to reddit pulling this shit.

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  • Honestly, I had to use podman at work due to... issues.

    Its close enough to docker, that most docker commands will work just fine. You can even alias docker as podman, and things will for the most part, just work.

    HOWEVER, there are some big changes and difference. First- podmon creates a systemctl for your containers, for starting them. This- is different, and if you forget to tell it to create the service- then your containers won't start.

    My personal opinion after using it for a few years? I strongly prefer docker. It gives me very few issues. I have spent too much time troubleshooting odd things podman does.