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So brave… thank you for your sacrifice!
Now fix my (your) AC.
he/him. https://lib.lgbt
So brave… thank you for your sacrifice!
Now fix my (your) AC.
I mean, he’s right thought? The point of the Constitution is to be able to change so we can improve how we are governed. It’s not inviolate and sacrosanct, it’s supposed to be living.
There are non-binary people too. Being bigoted towards them is generally called transphobia, though maybe nb-phobia would be more accurate.
Edit: also this is usually trying to claim that sex = gender so is transphobic from that perspective as well.
Uh we’re already well aware transphobia exists. What kind of stupid freeze peach take is this?
It’s sad you felt the need to post this, and even sadder that it’s just wrong, unscientific garbage.
So they can inject their versions with malware.
This looks great and I love Dracula! Thank you!
If you wind up doing this for Catppuccin as well let us know, that’s what I migrated from Dracula to a couple months ago.
I agree the on-boarding experience needs a once-over (or honestly a twice-over or thrice-over). That said individual instances is part of the Fediverse’s power and charm. Your average lesbian grandma should join knitting.lgbt and find her supportive knitting community there!
I do infrastructure stuff professionally and wanted to not manage that at home so just went for a Synology.
Just depends on how DIY you wanna go. I’ve had my Synology for years and it’s needed zero ongoing maintenance and has never had any problems so I’m pretty satisfied with it.
My opinions:
bind
is the gold standard of DNS servers but can be kind of annoying and fiddly to configure. dnsmasq
or coredns
are excellent alternatives.Maybe but it doesn’t seem like a terribly good idea. All prior art for Lemmy, and most serious server stuff on the Internet, is on Linux. It would be a lot of effort and would result in a worse solution than the tools that already exist.
I use Hover… it’s weird no one else does. Should I be moving off?
Both of these have been journalism then and now. Fluff pieces have existed since literally the earliest days of journalism. And obviously we have reporters still going to Afghanistan and Ukraine despite enormous risks to their own personal safety.
So… meh.