Mama told me not to come.
She said, that ain’t the way to have fun.
I disagree. Yes, there are benefits to a lot of invasions of privacy, but that doesn’t make it okay. If an entity wants my information, they can ask me for it.
One potential exception is for dead people, I think it makes sense for a of information to be released on death and preventing that should be opt in by the estate/survivors, depending on the will.
I’m there with you, and I’d join in a protest to get it.
Yeah, it turns out when you have no serious competition, you can pull shenanigans like that.
Sure, I’m just worried it’ll have similar problems as reddit, just without global admins to fix/enforce things. The creator of a community is rarely the right person make decisions long term. Moderation should be based on trust and merit, not first come first served because moving everyone to a new community is hard.
We had similar problems here on Lemmy when most of the popular communities were on Lemmy.ml and subject to their moderation.
But maybe it’s fine. It’s probably an improvement on Reddit, and maybe an improvement on Lemmy if it actually encourages more diversity in community ownership. I’ll certainly check it out!
Yeah, I’ll check it out. It’s certainly an interesting approach. I’m interested to see how the moderation system ends up working in practice.
Wow, that looks just like old Reddit, awesome!
Yeah, I was pretty stoked for it too. As someone building something like this on my own time, I really want someone to beat me to the punch, because maintaining something like this isn’t something I really want to do.
Building something like this is hard, marketing a project is hard, and getting the timing right is also hard (major usability issues solved before everyone comes to try it out).
But yeah, I’m still here until I find something better.
I don’t trust automation for restoring from backup, so I keep the restoration process extremely simple:
Do that once/year in a VM or something and you should be good. If things are simple enough, it shouldn’t take long (well under an hour).
You could use scheduled snapshots to provide the backup portion.
That’s a great use-case for snapshots! RAID still isn’t a backup, but it can be quite robust.
Yup. My “essential” backups are well under 1TB, the rest can be reacquired.
So, you’re geocaching a bunch of USB drives then?
Tons of typical self-hosted services, like vault warden, actual budget, etc.
But for something that old, I’m thinking more along the lines of RC cars and other projects involving the GPIO. I’ll reserve my newer ones for self-hosting stuff, older stuff for things that don’t benefit much from extra processing power.
This is a rare W for X, assuming what they say about their ability to sue the government is true. Modi’s government is far right, so if X is simply politically motivated, there’s no reason for them to make this post. They certainly could still be politically motivated, but maybe that’s limited to the US.
I’m still very much not a fan of X, but I do like it when SM platforms reveal government BS.
Both things are true. Reddit is politically captured. Lemmy is politically captured. Etc.
X is doing the right thing here. X also sucks in a myriad other ways. Both things are true.
Don’t pick sides people, only side with the truth.
Depending on how you intend to use Kali, that’s either a bad idea or a terrible idea. Don’t use Kali bo for long running processes.
Just get a router with that feature or flash a firmware with that feature.
Could you give a few examples? The papal election seems very unique.
I don’t see how #3 would fix it, it should run the game exactly the same way.
Same, but I had classmates who were.
This is a massive reason I completely avoid HOAs. I don’t want some busybodies deciding what I can and can’t do with my property, and I’m okay with my neighborhood being less uniform as a result.