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Keep in mind that there’s 2 new justices that were instated by Trump during his first term and 4+ years have passed
Keep in mind that there’s 2 new justices that were instated by Trump during his first term and 4+ years have passed
Eh, there’s Horseshoe Theory at play there. While some people rail against the idea, I think they’re forgetting that political stances should mostly be modeled along 3 axes, not just the one. It’s just that the ‘average’ range of political stances tend to follow a horseshoe-shaped pattern within those 3 dimensions
seeing someone’s karma count seems to sway people’s opinions before even reading what that person says
Wait, people actually look that up on individual profiles? I only check that when someone has an extremely shit troll-level comment or is ‘karma whoring’ particularly egregiously.
feel like the lack of karma adds in to the civility,
I largely agree, but my stance is that it removes the point of ‘karma whoring’, since that really only exists on Reddit to later sell the account or inflate someone’s ego
More military shitposting memes on sh.itjust.works? It’s why I signed up there.
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Yeah, that tracks. Tankies gonna tank
Android via Brave
Do you get replies from anyone on Beehaw? Or is it only other people from lemmy.ee?
Beehaw defederates from most other instances. That means users on other instances can see and comment on their content, but the only users that can see those interactions are other users from the same instance.
Even Exploding.Heads?
We kinda had that on Lemmy until Hexbear decided to federate with Lemmy.World.
Also, I think Beehaw.org doesn’t federate with anyone, but it’s been awhile since I last checked
They’ve always been separate services, but up until about a year ago you could either get Nebula by itself, or bundled with CuriosityStream. Then theybwent their separate ways, around the same time that CuriosityStream more than doubled its yearly subscription price
DropOut won’t load on my browser, even with my VPN turned off
I originally dropped Nebula due to them allowing the channel “Second Thought” on the service.
While this particular creator may have been good in the beginning, over the years they have devolved into a source of tankie propaganda. The first video I saw from their channel was titled “Alternatives to capitalism”, which I had hoped would go through a few alternatives and list out pros, cons, and history. Instead, the video was summed up as “Amerikkka bad and therefore capitalism bad”, with 0 mention of any actual alternatives to capitalism as an economic system. Going through more videos showed that this was par for the course.
I was disappointed that Nebula would allow this creator on their platform, as they advertise themselves as a hub of educational video content. Thankfully, Second Thought had a very angry falling out with Nebula over Second Thought’s celebration of Hamas’s attacks on Israel. To clarify, they were supporting Hamas, not Palestine.
Recently I’ve started other Youtubers that have joined the platform. Combining that with Second Thought leaving is making me seriously consider signing up again.
A lot of people who are moving away from Proton due to the recent controversy are switching to Tuta
Keep in mind that the alpha version isn’t planned to release until next year.
That being said, I’m excited for it
I have 1 more question.
I have multiple drives in my server: 1 drive for the OS and a RAID array for bulk storage and a NAS. At the start of your guide you mentioned that this setup is for a single drive.
How would the steps of the guide change for a setup like mine? Should I still install everything on the OS drive like you did and point to the RAID array later? Or should all of the docker setup be done on the RAID array at the start?
You are correct. I wish I had made that connection awhile ago. Thanks for the help!
Open up the Adguard home setup on YOUR_SERVER_IP:3000.
OP, could you please explain how to do this? Just typing in the command (yes, I’m entering in my IP address where instructed) results in the response ‘command not found’
Care to explain what that is?
On your point about SAS cards, some sellers will post “IT Mode” in their product listing even if the card can never be flashed to IT mode. I know because it happened to me