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- Comment on Any US Military Action in Mexico Unacceptable: Foreign Ministry 2 weeks ago:
The problem is the US wouldn’t get rid of them, they’d just do what they always do and prop up one as the defacto monopoly and use it to control the region. Drugs are to valuable to the justice system to let go.
- Comment on How would you take 'stfu' from a stranger online, provided what you said wasn't meant to be funny? 5 weeks ago:
Ok that context helps a lot. It’s not uncommon for young women to use phrases like that playfully. Unless it’s clearly meant to be an insult you can assume they are just trying to be emphatic in their disbelief. It’s not particularly recent, the playful use of the phrases at least goes back to the 90’s in America, I can’t say elsewhere.
- Comment on How would you take 'stfu' from a stranger online, provided what you said wasn't meant to be funny? 5 weeks ago:
Considering how vile most internet discourse is it doesn’t really register to me at this point, but I’m probably desensitized. Also to be clear on your last point, shut up is also a rude phrase in english. Adding “the fuck” is only an emphasis.
- Comment on Players Have Too Many Options to Spend $80 on a Video Game 3 months ago:
Factorio, eu4, stellaris, satisfactory, slay the spire, etc
- Comment on What webapps do you selfhost that aren't media/game servers? 3 months ago:
Nas, home assistant, dns, reverse proxy, adblocker, specialty controller units, misc project vms/containers.
- Comment on What is Docker? 3 months ago:
It’s a container service. Containers are similar to virtual machines but less separate from the host system. Docker excels in creating reproducible self contained environments for your applications. It’s not the simplest solution out there but once you understand the basics it is a very powerful tool for system reliability.
- Comment on Help with training plan 9 months ago:
Yea, I did. When you start modifying configs and writing shell scripts git can help you track those as well.
- Comment on Help with training plan 9 months ago:
Seems solid enough of an outline. My only note is I highly recommend git first, you don’t need to be an expert or anything but if you understand the basics and use it you will never lose a line of code and be able to lookup historical changes to find issues faster. Then when ready you can stand up a simple git server like gitea to host those repos and collaborate.