What happens to communities on instances that goes down? That's where I fear there will be real issues. Unless there's a way for one instance to properly adopt a community in another instance first.

Smells like damage control.

They seem to be pretty bad at damage control.

Tailscale's free tier is unbelievable.

Wow. Just. Wow.

It's like he thinks he can do no wrong, and everyone else is the problem.

Only time tipping should be observed is when you're at a restaurant that seats you at a table and takes your order. And when you order delivery. Anything else is just people gaming the system to get whatever they can from people.

Edit: I missed bartenders (sorry!). Tip your bartender! They will take care of you if you tip well.

I saw the struggle on the main instance, and wanted to help.

I pay $12/month for a dedicated vps.

What's this about bubbles? I never heard anything about it before until last week, and it didn't make sense.

Android user.

Have you checked out Framework? They have a great selection.

Personally, I bought a 14" Alienware just for remote programming in vscode on a server. I don't play games on it, but it's quite the powerhouse for everyday use.

Digital Ocean. It's just a small 2gig server, but it's doing the job like a champ so far.

30 years ago, to start creepily leaving teenage me notes to make better decisions

I had a coworker that was freaked out about xeyes, so we found out his root password and would ssh into it and start xeyes to stare at him. At first we'd take turns randomly starting just one, like on a conference call or just while he was intently staring at the screen. Eventually we just started filling his screen with them suddenly.

I haven't used it since I was a teenager 😂

Not require sleep, ever, with no ill effects (fatigue, mental issues, shortened lifespan, etc).

So much time is wasted sleeping. I have too much shit to do! It's 2am because I was up getting some code working for another team at work, and we just moved, so I have tons of unpacking to do!

Considering the Legal Eagle video I just watched about the lawyer getting into trouble because chatgpt citied non-existent legal cases for him that nobody verified really existed, you shouldn't ever trust it at face value. Use it to aid your research, sure. But don't blindly present it's findings to a judge, ha.

I was thinking to disable approvals on my instance for next week, to hopefully help streamline random signups that come my way and help lessen the load on others.

I hate subtitles, I find them distracting. I love to read books, I read a lot. But if I want to read a book in that moment I will read a book. I want to watch and listen to what's on the TV, not read it.

My wife prefers them though, so it's a point of contention.

PS5 and PC.

On PS5 it's usually games like God of War and Horizon.

On PC it's the occasional shooter, and I spend many hours on Satisfactory.

Occasionally I'll find a fun game to play on my steam deck, but overall I don't use it much. Make sure you evaluate the games that work on it before you spend to make sure you shouldn't wait for the supported list to grow.

My bartender. They're great listeners. Sometimes you just need to get it all out to someone that listens. They don't need to provide advice or anything.

I think this is my biggest pet peeve about lemmy, the lack of any feedback to let you know it's still searching. Right now it says there's no results, then when you least expect it, there's a result!

Define "illegal". Like, marijuana is legal for recreational use in my state. I'm looking forward to some edibles when I get home, hahah