She is probably looking at you with that exact smile behind you right now.
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Cake day: June 27th, 2023
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Why is this dowvoted. This is great.
4·3 months agoYes, thank you
151·4 months agoCondolences
I totally failing to understand all the acorn references. What is going on.
3·10 months agoI dont understand why this post is downvoted so much. It is calling the people who undermine Lemmy with CP Nazis (which they probably are) and points out some historical context of a specific term. I thought Lemmy would be up for that.
Bobb Rossbot would be a very compassionate terminator.
While we’re at it, let’s also celebrate the future cure of cancer, and the eventual reversal of global warming.
I have a weekly crontab that does…
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nextcloud.export -abc(everything except the data) - …a backintime snapshot of the raw data folder.
I’m not fully happy with this yet though.- The
nextcloud.export -abccommand makes a full export of the config, database and apps. So in contrast to backintime, which rebuilds each snapshot only in terms of the files that changed since the previous snapshot, I have a full-blown new backup of config, database and apps every week. - I put the nextcloud instance in maintenance mode while running both commands, so the config, database and apps should fit the snapshot of the raw data. But it still feels tricky. I would prefer to have just have one full “file-change-based” weekly (or daily?) snapshot of e.g. a VM. That’s why I’m looking at this: https://docs.hanssonit.se/s/W6fMouPiqQz3_Mog/virtual-machines-vm/d/W6fMquPiqQz3_Moi/nextcloud-vm
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I almost don’t dare to say this, but I’ve been running the snap for more than a year and have no complaints.
That will teach it a lesson.
No you’ve got it the wrong way around. What they mean is that Lemmy should be underneath the post.
To me, the act of amassing all that wealth is a crime by itself. It is the accumulation of countless (small and big) transactions in which you could have shared the value more equally, and decided not to. You could have paid your employees more, and decided not to. You could have made your product/service more affordable (to more people) and you decided not to. After having accumulated a certain amount of wealth, I think such decisions are immoral.
3·1 year agoOk, I’ll join you and decide it doesn’t matter.
“Third” should be “first”. I think its a slip of the keyboard.
Having robbed the world for decades, and having personally solidified a rapacious system, these people are responsible for a lot of past and future misery, ranging from missed opportunities to death and disease.
You’re right.
The good thing is that you don’t have all these toxic, wealth-dependent, brand-indoctrinating capitalist, environmentally destructive fast fashion pressures for kids.