My dad makes it from twigs in a paint can, that he puts in his woodstove. He mixes it with leaf mulch and household compost to amend his garden. He’s been doing this for years, and his garden seems nice and productive. Any tips or things to watch out for? I have considered that there could be a point where he should stop adding biochar.

Honestly, I don’t understand them well enough to recommend them either. I do IT, and I set my users up with a (managed) password manager and MS Authenticator. If I encounter a situation where a user has ended up with a passkey for a given service, I just leave it be. On the other hand, if someone is locked out because of a passkey, I reset it and get them set back up with the Authenticator app.

After reading both of the posts, I’m kind of back where I started with passkeys: neutral. I’m pretty happy with my current setup of a self-hosted password manager, diceware master passphrase and strong, unique passwords for every account, along with an open source app for TOTP. I only ever see passkeys pushed on me for work-related accounts anyway, but I’m not using them there either. I do have a question though if someone can answer: are passkey protected logins also vulnerable to stolen session cookies?

Decades of totalizing propaganda, along with merciless suppression of alternatives.

Mask up, don’t bring your phone.

People are working on it.

Fuck this pedophile pirate trying to stay relevant and respectable. Who the fuck is saying that AI will create more jobs??

What do Israelis say about Palestine and Palestinians? Real state, real people?

If you want the proxy configs automatically set up, you’re limited to the list of applications. You could install other applications manually, or perhaps modify the scripts to include the applications you want.

I set mine up using Swizzin Community Edition. You don’t have to host it on Swizzin, or on a VPS at all. It isnt Docker-based (huge plus for me). You choose which services you want when you first run the script, and it configures the reverse proxy for you. Easiest way to set up that media stack that I’ve found.

Israel doesn’t recognize Palestine as a country.

What values? Genuinely. Which nation or union of nations is upholding good values? Germany? If you protest against genocide there, you will be beaten and jailed by the same government that wants to send you to die in Russia (again).

Release it all please.

Really though? When push comes to shove we see them grovel at his feet. Just look at the embarrassment that is Denmark pledging its loyalty to the US and surrendering Greenland.

This kind of deniability is a core feature of AI. “Um, the killing/hacking robots we built and pointed at targets went out of control” is not something that should mitigate criminal charges.

Loopholes implies rules and laws. It’s abundantly clear that those don’t exist. They have long been a fiction wielded by “the west” against “lesser” states. Iran is trying to ensure its own survival against a determined aggressor. It seems to me that they have been very measured in their self defense. You and anyone else concerned about the flow of oil are better off pressuring the the countries responsible for the situation, than complaining that Iran isn’t capitulating. But hey, you made your choice to be a salty asshole. You’re an adult, and you knew where that would lead you. Take your lumps and get a bicycle, I guess.

Always choose the moral choice. History (if not the present) will vindicate you, and you’ll be able to sleep better at night.

Iran is using the leverage it has. Whereas the US can project its destructive power around the globe to slaughter wholesale political leaders and schoolchildren alike, Iran can close a trade corridor. Iran says, “we are under attack. No ships shall pass through these waters. Any attempting will be fired upon.” Before Iran was attacked, there was no restriction on navigation through the SOH. If they didn’t restrict this traffic, they would have about zero leverage to negotiate. Blame the US for creating this situation, and refusing to uphold reasonable agreements.

It’s always better to stand for something than to “play it safe”.

OK cool. I’m just getting started with this stuff. Met with friends about Reticulum last night, and a different group about Meshtastic tomorrow.