Wild vs domesticated

Wow, code formatting in the title? Go Lemmy

I was always fascinated by the Middle Ages… The idea that you could live in the ruins of a civilization more advanced than your own is really interesting.

and db1?

How do we know this is not all your plan to draw attention to yourself?!

Ok so I’m just my own system administrator, yet I like systemd because I remember how much less… reliable the former alternatives were on my computers.

BUT. I dislike having to learn more commands just to read my logs, and systemd timers are awfully complicated when I just needed what cronjobs already did.

How did those children get their hands on an industrial production process?

That’s what I learned from Disney documentaries

No wash cast iron in dishwasher, bad!

Dishwasher detergent is super aggressive, because it has to clean with minimal mechanical force, therefore many materials should not be washed in the dishwasher or they will be damaged.

asked if the production could have Christmas Day off,

asked? ASKED?!? Americans really need to start fighting for their rights as workers

Just like @BearOfaTime@lemm.ee suggested, Syncthing-fork works fine for now, I’ve been using it on my phone to sync logseq notes and I haven’t had any issues so far

I use the Kodi app on my smart tv to watch movies and shows shared from my server via SMB, never had any problems, aside from green tint on some HDR encodings. My TV’s wired tho.

It’s unlikely for a nation to “fall” into democracy

Yes but I don’t know why

I use NUT with an Eaton Ellipse but it periodically stops working and I’m forced to restart the container

I used to have a Nextcloud instance on a shared webhost… It ran like shit but you can’t beat the storage space… VPS storage is expensive.

Now I use syncthing on my home server

There’s no rules here

Also 'cuz I’d like to see how they could progress in the curricula without Pythagoras and the periodic table.

Eh, well, people are varied, don’t make the mistake of grouping all behaviours together, if someone says no and then loses a chance, that’s their problem tbh.
Relations and relationships are difficult, so as always, tolerance and understanding are key… of course there’s context, “no means no” was used in the context of sexual intercourse, there’s not much room for interpretation there.

That’s a long wait for sex