I’m only just learning about this, but don’t the encrypted DNS protocols solve the privacy problem?

Or do you mean more like not being able to trust a registrar or public DNS server?

Oh lol I thought you were the author of the survey.

I didn’t even know wifi 6 was a thing so I think I’m just behind on hardware :|

I love this future of gaming by streaming, but do you actually get good keyboard/mouse response over wifi? Or is the caveat it’s all wired?

Is using Docker Compose considered orchestration?

If I don’t turn my monitor on in time, my OS assumes I have two monitors when I do turn it on. Then all new windows open on the ghost second monitor.

(Yours is hilarious though)

Did…are you a bot? The last step in the video is literally putting the seeds in the bowl and scooping out flesh with a spoon. I guess this is “waterless” if the goal is not getting your hands wet with water (only pomegranate juice?)

Anyway, I will still try waterless if I happen to open up pomegranate and it’s magically of the quality and peelability in the video.

I’ll give this a try, but I know it won’t be compatible with wife.

The seed pullout is the step I didn’t think was possible. Will give it a try, thanks!

What’s cutting into cups?

I mean I want there to be an easier way than “peel underwater” but every time I see a life hack that just rehashes that method, I’m glad to know I haven’t been wasting my time.

Not OP but I’ve liked it so far. I’m finding switching camera modes tricky though. What’s the gesture, sliding only?

I’ve been looking for a way to self host a bookmark manager so I can sync bookmarks (favorites / links) across all devices. Sounds like Linkwarden might be overkill for me, but can it do that if I’m ok with overkill?

Thank you for taking the time and effort to link the full video and also summarizing the relevant content for us!

I agree with you. I wouldn’t have leaned on the Old Testament either. I think most religious arguments are fairly logically consistent, it’s the whole “Should we have a static book of morals that we never modify?” question that we need to tackle.

I suppose if Kirk was saying that we don’t have to follow the customs of the authors, just the “God given” content, then one could retort that anti man-to-man passages are likely the customs of the time, not the word of God (though let’s be honest, pretty sure even Jesus would have been homophobic).

Who’s “we” though?

I see the largest two camps here as (1) casuals that don’t have the know how to protest via alternatives and (2) the tech literate that are willing but ultimately limited by the larger forces at work.

I think it’s fair to blame the people with the power that exploited the first group and left the second without choice.

Haha I actually love having a blank Home (and especially blank Shorts) since as it has significantly moderated excessive YT use for me. I’m honestly surprised that was their course of action as it ultimately had reduced my use of the app.

What was the rebuttal?

I keep thinking about this angle. Maybe it’s a case of a double standard being ok? Like if some group of people are like “Don’t worry about me, I don’t need any empathy” and others say, “I hope you will show me empathy” then I don’t see why a single standard has to be applied.

Not sure if you agree with this analogy but for example as a male, I don’t mind if a woman says something to me that might be considered intimidating if the roles were reversed. Sure, I need to be mindful of whether she might cause harm to someone who isn’t me, but again, I don’t need to apply a single universal approach to myself if I know in my heart it’s not necessary.

Anyway, maybe the stronger rebuttal is “That’s not what he meant”.

Oh geez that’s really what that is. What’s this from?

LFS is the final boss. It comes even after you beat Gentoo.