My brother in law got it from Wholefoods. He asked if I wanted to try a cup and well, I got hooked. I usually drink 1 -2 cups a day, but the taste on this has me going 4 cups a day.
Taunted, got his ass beaten up infront of his sons, and later on in life, when they grow up and remember this and then understand what it meant, will realize that their dad was a racist who got beaten up for being racist and a video exists and I can bet you, in school, as they grow older someone will be like, check this old video of so and so's dad getting his ass handed to him for being racist.
In which case if they choose to not learn from this example, they too will have videos of themselves getting beaten up for shenanigans like this circulating on the internet.
I quite often have political thoughts in the shower, and also wish to express them; simply as being shower thoughts. However, rule number 3 prohibits this, or at least requiring me to dance around the subject; which feels somewhat limiting. ...
Yes. Start one. The biggest benefit of having different subs back over at u/fuckspez dumpsterland was the independence to create whatever you or anyone wanted. We are here because we believed even more different and have the right to choose whatever we want. Since politics and ai are not welcome here, doesn't mean there isn't a crowd for it. Go for it.
Until now I've had fedora, opensuse and arch. I don't really like arch nowadays, so I was thinking more of a fedora cinnamon or LXQT. Opensuse is okay I guess. Any suggestions?
In a twisted way, Trump is inadvertently trying hard to prove that more guns in the hands of untrained people with no background checks are a bad idea, something NRA was hoping to keep down. The cat is out of the bag now.
So, I'm part of an org that operates two podcasts. One is hosted on Podbean, the other Libsyn. They've both just put their prices up (with no extra features or increase in space or bandwidth) by almost 50% so we're looking to move. ...
I sell managed services and this is one of the things I offer. Its a fire and forget sort of system. However, your experience with managing the back end stuff, updates etc will really matter cause if it goes sideways, you have to know how to debug. That is pretty much what I do.
The Tswana (people from Botswana) rarely travel. When I lived there, the government used to have massive drives to get people to apply for passports. It rarely worked. So this is a non-issue and arbitrary or either a badly scripted effort to do work on behalf of some diamond dealer. Nonetheless, the Tswana, more interested in partying than visiting USA will be unbothered. Also, there is a base involved and the EFF (volatile South African political party) have been pushing for it to be removed. This is just giving it impetus.
Funny, that my blackberry key2 has a indicator LED, 3.5mm jack, sd card, a special app for all messages incoming, a fingerprint sensor in the spacebar, touch sensetive keys etc... ...
Personally, I’m not brand loyal to any particular OS. There are good things about a lot of different operating systems, and I even have good things to say about ChromeOS. It just depends on what a user needs from an operating system. ...
Freedom. 24 years ago, I figured that there had to be something different that I could customize. I had experimented with BeOS but then I came across Gentoo, and Linux in general. I crushed and burned many times experimenting with Slackware, SuSE (and later OpenSuSE), as well as Mandrake, but Debian became my thing. I did some time with Solus, but I'm a Debian guy. Netboot, put it together as I want, and what not.
If you plan to offer a service tied to a website you make for your client, what are the advantages of self hosting compared to relying on third party services? ...
I run a "self hosting" business. My job is to solve said problems. What I am learning from my developing customer base is this, they would rather I be on the hook than them, they would rather I press the buttons that them, and so on. You get the gist of it. Where I host said services is up to me, provided it does not fail, is secure and they have root access when they need it.
If I get tired of this business, I will find a buyer and sell it and move on. Yes, it is a worthwhile venture. Horror stories though, it seemed easy to get into, till I had to get my first customer.
For many years, yes, but, to see that person reach out, apologize, amends and even support me in difficulty changed that perspective. Forgiveness played a major role in healing.
I'm just mildly curious. I know this isn't the self hosting chan, but how many of you self host services as part of your efforts to retain your privacy, security, and anonymity? ...
I just launched a business to help non technical people identify and selfhost their business tools. I faced such problems when I lived in a fascist country and now that I live in a fascist country again, I figured its a good way to go.
There are very easy steps you can take here. It seems complicated, but there are tools for this and with a VPS/VDS, you can be up and running in under an hour if you are technically inclined. Moving to my own email, is by far, one of the best things I have done in my life.
So there is a bit of work you need to do, but if you manage your server well, do DMARC, DKIM, SPF etc and then nip it in the bud when you get warnings, its very easy to manage. Its about responsibility. Bad actors exist, but careful operators prevail.
Self hosting is not always about hosting at home. A private VPS/VDS, co-located server that you own/lease and operate is essentially that. I take self hosting as not turning to big tech for the very same solutions I can spin up myself on a private server.
That being said, self hosting also involves servers at home that run personal services.
My line of work is mostly in business. Getting people to operate their businesses with open source tools on private servers, local, in the country and abroad, as they wish.
It took me 6 deploys to finally understand all the mechanisms. What I like about self-hosting and the open source mantra in general is that every failure is a lesson with field experience. So skills development and acquisition is fairly easy if you push for it and once you get it, its wash, rinse, repeat.
Kind of off topic, but the venn diagrams overlap between networking and privacy. All of the subs here on Lemmy that deal with networking seem abandoned with posts 2 years old and older. ...
I believe short term there is an increase, give that a lot of people are braving stuff they can't afford to fix. But it stabilizes and reduces in the long term cause as society becomes healthy, and with other health initiatives like healthy eating, exercise and preemptive healthcare, it normalizes with a general reduction in staff numbers.
This will face legal hurdles, especially in the EU and China. It reminds me of the time Microsoft played shell games with Chrome and Firefox and then lost eventually. That being said, it will kickstart a new mobile OS arms race, not necessarily to beat Android but for choices.
I'm surprises at how SailfishOS has a limited presence. This could be that moment. HarmonyOS is sick. I've seen it in action and it is on another league.
Grass was ok this morning, ok when the kids came into just before lunch, but after lunch, someone did this. I'm not pointing fingers but we only had an Amazon guy come to our porch.
so i hiked up to the top of a mountain and saw a really big rock that was kind of spiky and looked really cool, so i climbed up the the top of it, it was really dusty and i didn't think much of it so i brushed away the dust and sat on top of the rock while i ate my lunch, after i finished eating i stood up and looked down ...
I am looking to run a few root servers and my ideal was going to be Netcup's RS units cause they have a good rep and EU & US choices aren't bad. However, Netcup isn't currently offering them in Manassas VA (US), which was a requirement for me to kick-start it. ...
Had considered Hetzner, not going down that route. If only Scaleway had services in the US. Well, their snapshots are marked as copy on write, so my assumption is that for every write, there is replication somewhere.
Same here. Makes me consider just doing my own thing instead and rolling my own extra backup system. Something to consider.
That aside, I'm surprised at how there is a VPS limitation at both Netcup and OVH. Netcup is selling ARM as the closest alternative. OVH is selling Canada as the closest option. I found it weird.
My creds: Been in open source for 25 years, one of the earlier users of Ubuntu when it launched in Fourways, South Africa (remember those sleeved CDs they used to send for installation media) though I hardcore rep Debian, have deployed and supported countless tools across 3 continents, the most memorable being Mambo which later ...
Praises only
This is arguably one of the best coffees I have ever tasted. Its just villainous. Can anyone reccommend anything else that packs a punch like this?
CW: violence - Nazi sympathizer gets beat for singing "Ice Ice baby" to hispanic man and family ( streamable.com )
Crossposted from ...
There should be a 'Political Showerthoughts': so there's a place for such thoughts (Edit: 'Political Showerthoughts' is now live for just that)
I quite often have political thoughts in the shower, and also wish to express them; simply as being shower thoughts. However, rule number 3 prohibits this, or at least requiring me to dance around the subject; which feels somewhat limiting. ...
back to distrohopping. I want a reliable OS (no rando ubuntu fork with no clear release/support schedule) with something else than Plasma or Gnome.
Until now I've had fedora, opensuse and arch. I don't really like arch nowadays, so I was thinking more of a fedora cinnamon or LXQT. Opensuse is okay I guess. Any suggestions?
Can i install Debian with no DE and mix programs from several DEs?
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They're trying to take our guns!
Looking for Castopod opinions/experiences
So, I'm part of an org that operates two podcasts. One is hosted on Podbean, the other Libsyn. They've both just put their prices up (with no extra features or increase in space or bandwidth) by almost 50% so we're looking to move. ...
US expands list of countries whose citizens must pay up to $15,000 bonds to apply for visas ( apnews.com )
Finally a new Keyboard phone ( www.youtube.com )
Funny, that my blackberry key2 has a indicator LED, 3.5mm jack, sd card, a special app for all messages incoming, a fingerprint sensor in the spacebar, touch sensetive keys etc... ...
Why did you move from Windows to Linux?
Personally, I’m not brand loyal to any particular OS. There are good things about a lot of different operating systems, and I even have good things to say about ChromeOS. It just depends on what a user needs from an operating system. ...
Is there a way to create art for a book with consistent theme and characters using AI?
I'm interested in creating art for a book, like art that goes alongside the text. ...
Do you have a good sense of humor?
To you, what constitutes a good sense of humor?
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Self-hosting VS relying on third parts - services for your clients
If you plan to offer a service tied to a website you make for your client, what are the advantages of self hosting compared to relying on third party services? ...
Confidently incorrect
People who have/had abusive siblings, would you wish to have been the only child?
How Many Of You Privacy Pioneers Self Host
I'm just mildly curious. I know this isn't the self hosting chan, but how many of you self host services as part of your efforts to retain your privacy, security, and anonymity? ...
Is There An Active Networking Sub Here On Lemmy
Kind of off topic, but the venn diagrams overlap between networking and privacy. All of the subs here on Lemmy that deal with networking seem abandoned with posts 2 years old and older. ...
Does free healthcare access increase or decrease the need for medical personnel overall?
I could see it going either way. ...
Google is Killing Open Source Android Apps (Here's Why) ( techlore.tv )
Fuck Google with a stiff wire brush.
Someone came and trashed our replacement grass nursery. ( i.imgur.com )
Grass was ok this morning, ok when the kids came into just before lunch, but after lunch, someone did this. I'm not pointing fingers but we only had an Amazon guy come to our porch.
Verdict and sentencing for Brazil's Bolsonaro is set for early September ( abcnews.go.com )
Author: MAURICIO SAVARESE Associated Press, ABC News ...
i accidentally defiled a corpse, what do i do?
so i hiked up to the top of a mountain and saw a really big rock that was kind of spiky and looked really cool, so i climbed up the the top of it, it was really dusty and i didn't think much of it so i brushed away the dust and sat on top of the rock while i ate my lunch, after i finished eating i stood up and looked down ...
Looking for near equivalent alternatives
I am looking to run a few root servers and my ideal was going to be Netcup's RS units cause they have a good rep and EU & US choices aren't bad. However, Netcup isn't currently offering them in Manassas VA (US), which was a requirement for me to kick-start it. ...
How often do you laugh at your own thoughts?
While in thought, sometimes something funny pops up, or I make a 'joke' and laugh at it, not always audibly but that does happen. ...
Is it me or are many freemium applications masquerading as opensource applications?
My creds: Been in open source for 25 years, one of the earlier users of Ubuntu when it launched in Fourways, South Africa (remember those sleeved CDs they used to send for installation media) though I hardcore rep Debian, have deployed and supported countless tools across 3 continents, the most memorable being Mambo which later ...
[No PHPun Intended] A Brief History of Web Development
Source. ...
Do you or don't you believe in comeuppance? If so why or why not?
Based off a conversation I had today with my brother in law. ...