cross-posted from: https://lemmy.crimedad.work/post/1639668

That's only about six nuclear reactors. Let's get building. Impose mandatory rooftop and parking lot solar in the meantime. We can do this.

That's only about six nuclear reactors. Let's get building. Impose mandatory rooftop and parking lot solar in the meantime. We can do this.

I let a bot subscribe to a bunch of communities on my instance and I think it has caused it to really slow down. Trying to prune what I can. Will removing or purging help? If so, which is best? Is there a way to do it in bulk?

"Both sides." "Hopes and prayers." "I am a victim, too."

This guy sucks.

Specifically, how do I safely and properly clean up the '/lemmy/magick/' folder? Mine contains 44,259 files taking 405GiB in total. That is the vast majority of my humble server's 466GiB capacity. I am the only user on my instance so I don't know their source.

cross-posted from: https://pixelfed.crimedad.work/p/crimedad/820378308896435109

Feeling very relieved that the Chaste Trees (Vitex agnus-castus) I planted last summer are finally budding. I was afraid they didn't survive the winter.

#gardening #spring #macro

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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.crimedad.work/post/1090717

An armed American passenger apparently shot the hijacker after landing.

An armed American passenger apparently shot the hijacker after landing.

Another dust-up with Dansup lol...

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.crimedad.work/post/903768

The author of the article characterizes their findings as a vulnerability in Pixelfed, that it was treating all follow requests as approved. An update has already been released to make Pixelfed honor that setting, but the vulnerability still exists with ActivityPub in the feature itself. It gives users a false expectation of privacy, which is not safe.

The author of the article characterizes their findings as a vulnerability in Pixelfed, that it was treating all follow requests as approved. An update has already been released to make Pixelfed honor that setting, but the vulnerability still exists with ActivityPub in the feature itself. It gives users a false expectation of privacy, which is not safe.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.crimedad.work/post/742008

Part of a speech by Nobel Prize winner Dr. David Baker regarding the recent uncertainty regarding research funding in the US.

Part of a speech by Nobel Prize winner Dr. David Baker regarding the recent uncertainty regarding research funding in the US.

cross-posted from: https://pixelfed.crimedad.work/p/crimedad/803056411905791627

Honestly, it's kind of messed up that we call it a *sleeve* of cookies. Sleeve is an incredibly repulsive word on its own, the more I think about it.

#sleeve #cookies #GirlScoutCookies #BadWords

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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.crimedad.work/post/661793

cross-posted from: https://jorts.horse/users/fathermcgruder/statuses/114112396073851009

Visiting Portland, Oregon in a few weeks; tagging along with my wife who's going to a conference. What should I get up to while I'm out there? Any cool dive bars?

#Portland #Oregon #travel

@crosspost

cross-posted from: https://jorts.horse/users/fathermcgruder/statuses/114112396073851009

Visiting Portland, Oregon in a few weeks; tagging along with my wife who's going to a conference. What should I get up to while I'm out there? Any cool dive bars?

#Portland #Oregon #travel

@crosspost

UPDATE: the battery fire obviously didn't help, but according to new reporting it turns out that the Cybertruck really did trap the victims inside.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.crimedad.work/post/620960

This accident could be a scene in a horror movie.

I'm not a Tesla fan by any measure, but I edited the headline for this post. The original headline made it seem like a specific feature of the Cybertruck trapped the victims, but then the article explains it was really that the battery was burning so fiercely that the police just couldn't free them. The deadly feature of the accident was the lithium battery, which is common to many makes and manufacturers of EVs.

UPDATE: the battery fire obviously didn't help, but according to new reporting it turns out that the Cybertruck really did trap the victims inside.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.crimedad.work/post/620960

This accident could be a scene in a horror movie.

I'm not a Tesla fan by any measure, but I edited the headline for this post. The original headline made it seem like a specific feature of the Cybertruck trapped the victims, but then the article explains it was really that the battery was burning so fiercely that the police just couldn't free them. The deadly feature of the accident was the lithium battery, which is common to many makes and manufacturers of EVs.

This accident could be a scene in a horror movie.

I'm not a Tesla fan by any measure, but I edited the headline for this post. The original headline made it seem like a specific feature of the Cybertruck trapped the victims, but then the article explains it was really that the battery was burning so fiercely that the police just couldn't free them. The deadly feature of the accident was the lithium battery, which is common to many makes and manufacturers of EVs.

UPDATE: the battery fire obviously didn't help, but according to new reporting it turns out that the Cybertruck really did trap the victims inside.

I guess there's still some good stuff on Reddit every now and then.