Lemmy now has export/import for settings, including blocklist.

How am I to tell who is a tankie, vs a wumao, vs a Russian bot troll? It can be hard to tell who is commenting in good faith.

I’m kidding, of course. I just block them all. No one using these talking points is worth my time.

Gotta love tankies unironically parroting Putin’s disinformation.

its pretty clear. You’re conversing with a tankie.

That reads like ChatGPT used reddit comments to flesh out the “article”.

IMO, the fix isn’t a pill or treatment. The fix is for society to learn to be okay with people who need to live on a different schedule. I am hopeful that the work-from-home evolution will bring about different attitudes. In job interviews, I offer to work a west-coast schedule, which would match my needs quite nicely. Too bad schools feel the need to start at zero dark thirty, or I’d be on my way to somnial bliss.

a veritable cornucopia of breaches

Golden Corral restaurant chain data breach impacts 183,000 people

It would be much more informative to replace the word “people” with “employees.”

But I suppose then we wouldn’t have to click to find that out.

Cencora, previously known as AmerisourceBergen, specializes in pharmaceutical services, providing drug distribution and solutions for doctor’s offices, pharmacies, and animal healthcare. 

I was curious what drugs China (or somebody) would suddenly be making, but apparently its something else. I wonder what they were after.

The issue is also rampant with PS5, unfortunately.

Unfortunately, PS5 controllers have the same issue. Slightly cheaper, but same exact shitty parts for the joystick. Going to try aftermarket (with serviceable parts) for my next one.

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For the comparison I was doing (it can be hard to compare the two products,) I found paper towels were almost always cheaper (per unit area.)

But that was pre-pandemic, so prices are probably way different by now.

I once went on a deep dive trying to figure out whether napkins or paper towels were cheaper I probably still have the spreadsheets.

Maybe don’t kill our planet for your petty bullshit. Consumerism is bad enough already.

I don’t torrent much, but my NZB and torrent clients both get throttled on a schedule. I have no need for my automations to go fast or fill up my NAS overnight (slight hyperbole but I do often get 50MB/sec on well-hosted downloads, which is not sustainable in terms of storage cost.)

I pause during the day for work, low throttle (500KB/s) during non-work hours in morning and evening, and at night once we’re asleep a moderate cap (5MB/sec. ) I also have some mild traffic shaping QoS on the router so the kids streaming won’t affect my Zoom meetings, for example.

Things added manually go straight to the top of the queue, and sometimes I’ll un-throttle for a particular download that I’m waiting for.

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Unpopular opinion: The open core model is underutilized.

Sure, but not all readers of the thread will be familiar.

I assume because Bitcoin has a public ledger and Monero doesn’t. Its more than that, but that’s the gist. Monero literally exists to offer additional privacy over Bitcoin.

No idea about those VPNs in particular, but I assume its a similar privacy issue, such as keeping logs…