‘Lo and behold’

(Terribly sorry, I can’t help myself.)

After having that same issue with haguichi, I switched to using hamachi in the terminal only and haven’t had it happen since.

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Müesli

I’ll save everyone the visit to tineye:

Pretty blue colour.

Military history.

German.

Leviticus 15:16-18 Genesis 38:8-10 1 Corinthians 7:1-40 Deuteronomy 23:10 Hebrews 13:4

Basiert

I reckon since he mentioned the lack of regional pricing, he’s probably from a developing country where 20 USD is a crazy amount of money for a Lemmy app. Whatever “side” you’re on, I think regional pricing is an extremely reasonable request.

Bet you can fit a hell of a lot of diplococcus in a diplodocus.

Not trying to be just be contrarian for contrarianism’s sake, but it doesn’t look like anything special to me. I’m just having a hard time wrapping my ahead around why anyone would pay for it, leaving charging for it / putting ads and tracking in it in the first place aside.

Someone please correct me if I’m wrong, but does Sync seriously charge to remove ads that they added to browsing Lemmy in the first place? I get charging for Reddit due to the API, but I have a hard time believing the app is that much better than the existing FOSS apps such that the privacy tradeoff with ad trackers and/or the monetary cost worth it for, well, anyone really. Seems kinda scummy and antithetical to the philosophy that drives much of the Fediverse to me, yet I see so many people defending it in a way that reminds me of the rhetoric used to defend Reddit. Seriously, am I just a crazy person?

I’ve lived in Canada and the US and I’ve never thought twice about drinking water straight from the tap.

OP is on reddthat (@falcoignis@reddthat.com), which is a Lemmy instance, and the community this post is on is !linux@lemmy.ml. Not sure what’s up with kbin appearing next to OP’s name for you, might be incidental because of kbin’s UI or something.

Edit: just looked on kbin for myself, no idea what is up with that honestly, but I see what you’re talking about as well.

I don’t think fedinaut is a particularly good-sounding general term, but I am going to insist to personally called a fedinaut by all three people that will ever have a reason to call me so.

When “Christian values” mean “whatever American conservatives like,” then I agree. However I do feel the need to remind everyone to remember to be fair about religions, as they can contain great intellectual value and represent a large diversity of thought that is far greater than the simple-mindedness being criticised here (to clarify, I’m not accusing you of anything, just adding to the discussion). Christianity has thousands of years of great minds who have written at-length about what the religion means and what values it stands for. From pre-Christian Jewish and Greco-Roman philosophical and religious influences, to the Church fathers, Mediaeval philosophers and mystics, all the way to Christian existentialists such as my personal favourite: Søren Kierkegaard. Really my point is that it is a vast intellectual tradition, and as relevant and necessary as it is to challenge the harmful dogma of American Christian fundamentalists (much of which, might I add, is rather unprecedented in the history of Christian thought, especially with regards to biblical exegesis), I do believe that there are an even greater number of Christians who are on your side and who follow a great many values and ideals from the religion that led them there.

Probably Morrowind at this point. Lately I’ve been doing a new modded save with Ashfall to give a new and ever-present twist to the core gameplay. Can’t believe stuff like it still comes out for a game from 2002.

Awesome, thanks for clarifying. The more good info out there, the better o7

Can you explain a bit more, if you don’t mind? From what I’ve read not being able to port forward can decrease the number of connections you can make while torrenting (i.e. slower down-/upload), but I don’t see why this would cause IP leaks assuming your torrent client is configured to only use VPN connections. I’ve never used it personally. Not trying to be obtuse or anything, I’m just a bit confused and very sceptical in terms of alternatives because I’m not very serious in terms of torrenting and would be hesitant to change my trust.

I like this archive from someone called Anna, personally.