I’d say I was happy, too, if I thought they might hang me or cane me if I didn’t. Happy as hell, sir!

Just a little, light cancer.

It would only work if enough people do it to show up on their metrics.

Report issue. You’re not running an adblocker! wink

Google already has trouble with support, if they have a million lightly befuddled users who are getting blocked and “don’t know why”, that will be a problem for Google.

I watched this happen on the britishcolumbia sub. They got too many reports or something about misinformation (my memory is unclear about this point, but there was some dispute about misinformation), so the admins closed the sub, posted a message asking for the community to select moderators, then completely forgot about the whole thing. The sub (a sub for an entire Canadian province) was closed for like six weeks. Then some random did a reddit request and they gave it to him, not the mods the community voted on. This random waited for a while, then started letting racist stuff through, and booted the old mods who objected to the racist stuff he was allowing. And Reddit made it all happen.

The idea of Reddit replacing even a hundred mods, in a single day, with anyone capable of the job, is laughable. They couldn’t do a single sub in over six weeks, and even after six weeks they fucked it up.

I want one that’s already ‘there’. I appreciate the work and sacrifice early adopters are doing to help me get there.

So far I’ve avoiding learning about Docker by just buying a new old end-of-life Chromebook when I wanted to run anything. Works pretty well, except for the giant pile of Chromebooks behind my TV.

I think I just need a general overview. Something about the concept isn’t clicking for me, and it makes it hard for me to learn how to use it when I fundamentally don’t get it. Is there a really good “Introduction to Docker and the tools people use with it” that I haven’t found?

Docker is hurting my progress. I just can’t seem to wrap my head around it. Is there a Docker for Dummies?

Kinda depends. I have one that makes an excellent Plex server with an external USB drive for the media. It’s ancient, got it for nothing from an school that was going to throw it out, it’s got Intel QuickSync so it transcodes media in hardware. I even got the 2TB USB drive for nothing, friend didn’t need it any more and was going to throw it out, now it serves him media with the Plex server I built. Did the same with another Chromebook for Pi Hole. Now thinking about a slightly beefier one for Home Assistant. Might set up a Lemmy instance on another one, just for the fuck of it.

End of life Chromebooks, baby!

I kinda don’t see the problem here. I have all these news sites bookmarked, I scroll through them every day. They will still get my ad revenue if they are not on social media. Doesn’t everyone do this? Did everybody but me get lazy and stop using bookmarks?

I signed up and then went to bed. I’m assuming the world took that as a sign and followed me. Or perhaps I should cut down on the hard drugs, idk