Cycling might be.
Cycling the sport isn’t. The sheer volume of support cars, media cars, motorbikes at every race is utter insanity.
That’s before we get into the sponsorship from oil and chemical companies, and at least two sportwashing teams
Yeh, little worried dev is gonna get a huge bill from Reddit
It’s been very quiet on that front
A lot of people (myself included) are using a modded version of Infinity that allows you to put in your own API key.
I can’t decide. I have used Infinity for years on Reddit. Been using connect and liftoff for Lemmy.
In some ways it feels so warm and familiar to be on Lemmy in infinity, but in some ways, I’m thinking, it’s Lemmy, not Reddit, it shouldn’t feel like Reddit.
I’m very torn
Combination of constan tleft sided subscriptions list, and posts in overlay mode, really is a pleasure to use
For many years comodo firewall and AV were one of the best, least obtrusive and consistently did well in detection charts etc.
Then I stopped using Windows so no idea what they are like now
Instances can just defederate with those servers
what is this wizardry
same. tried a bunch, liftoff has been by far the most reliable, and the best layout.
I think Beehaw have a fine idea.
I think they picked the wrong platform for it.
dunno about elsewhere, but the EU (and still be default the UK) has pretty strict regulations on mercury levels. In white tuna its a concern, but skipjack which is the bulk of canned tuna, its not an issue (if you are in the EU)
Just checked: Skipjack tuna which certainly in the UK is the bulk of the tinned tuna, is considered “low” for mercury, alongside things like trout, whitefish, mullet, salmon etc.
Tinned tuna. Inexpensive, high in protein and fish oils, low in fat and calories.
Probably not great in huge quantities because of iodine, but generally very healthy
I cannot fathom why they did not do what normal people do and rearrange the pepperoni prior to putting it in the oven.
but… the modlog is public… there wasnt a huge swathe of users banned or modded by beehaw
A de-googled huawei.
Honestly, i care less about the Chinese knowing what time i go to bed, when i get up and the fact i rarely leave the house, than I do having google knowing literally everything :D
F-droid for apps, nextcloud for my contacts, calendar, bookmarks etc
I think it very much depends on where you live.
I’m in the UK have never felt the need to have a car. I can get anywhere I want on public transport. If I want to go into the city, there’s bus or metro, if I want to travel the full length of the country there’s trains every few hours. My nearest shops are walkable distance (1/2 mile), my nearest 24 hour supermarket also walkable, about a mile
Going into the city or town by car? Got to sit in traffic, find a car park, it’s just a hassle
But, if I lived in the US where the nearest store was 5 miles away, and my job was 20 miles away, and there was 1 bus a day passes through my town, sure. Different situation
All nextcloud data gets mirrored with rsync to a second drive, so it’s in 3 places, original source and twice on the server
Databases are backed up nightly by webmin to second drive
Then installations, databases etc are sent to backblaze storage with duplicati
Dell Optiplex SFF ex office machine…
SearxNG Passbolt Nextcloud Airsonic Wordpress PrivateBin SHLink FreshRSS Gitea Shaarli
All subdomains on apache proxies… its a bit of a mess though. Whenever it comes to update something I can never remember how I installed it. Theres a heady mix of script installs, deb installs, source installs. I’ve got Gitea ready to update but I have no idea what method I used to install it :')
The world looked gorgeous, the first part of the trailer had me really excited, and then it turned out it was first person.
Sorry, but exploration/open world in first person is not my thing (unless its VR), especially the really rough parkour bits they showed.
One of my favourite books, High Fidelity. I think I am in the age range and demo it was written for, so much rings true. When I heard there was a film coming out I was so excited, and then I read it was being moved from London and re-set in Chicago, and my heart sank.
Boy was I wrong. John Cusack was great, Todd Louiso was histerical, and it was Jack Black’s breakout performance. (I honestly am not sure he has been funnier since)
And the Chicago setting 100% worked, better than London would have