soupbowl

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   by soupbowl 3y ago

   I had this problem 2 years ago and it ended getting fixed. Recently I seen it again and the problem was that my container running synapse did not have working DNS which caused all notifications to stop working. Once I fixed up resolv.conf a
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   by soupbowl 3y ago

   I don't really see the problem here, I would prefer my local government use open standards that are secure. If they are weakening the crypto to help the police and government come after me then I would have a problem.
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   by soupbowl 3y ago

   It is less simple than discord and I does not have good audio rooms. I setup family accounts and store their security key for them. Then I help them setup their app in a few minutes and paste them their security key once they are on my matr
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   by soupbowl 3y ago

   Arcan has some really cool ideas.
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   by soupbowl 3y ago

   Lol, you are over the edge.
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   by soupbowl 3y ago

   I am a Canadian and I support the truckers.
7. 127.▲
   by soupbowl 3y ago

   Yup, we don't want people doing anything outside of working and existing if it causes any CO2 usage.
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   by soupbowl 3y ago

   I wish Canada considered budgetary discipline.
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   by soupbowl 3y ago

   This problem is much worse in Canada with no end in sight.
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    by soupbowl 3y ago

    I am not sure of which fires you are speaking of specifically, but the fires around my city were taken seriously right away. The ground type, location, wind and night are what escalated things. On another note, fire is a natural part of a f
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    by soupbowl 3y ago

    To keep this short: I think a balance between what we do and what stop the spray wants to do is ok. Trees that excel on wet ground will be better fire breaks because their fuel is higher in the tree and the ground is wet. Yeah that helps as
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    by soupbowl 3y ago

    I am a logger that actually did fuel management in these specific areas, it is a very important thing that politics has made a mess of. That being said it has nothing to do with what is happening here right now. Some of the places burning a
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    by soupbowl 3y ago

    I am in between a few of the fires in southern bc. My friends are mostly evacuated with a few on alert. Yesterday was scary because of high winds, houses have been lost. Today the air quality is terrible, my deck furniture was covered in as
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    by soupbowl 3y ago

    Local news sites are blocked on Facebook but it didn't really matter, people used Facebook groups to pass better Info around.
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    by soupbowl 3y ago

    This is a funny take, Linus Tate lol, a little unhinged though.
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    by soupbowl 3y ago

    I am still waiting for regulatory pressure to protect my privacy and data. This biometric data will be a gold mine I am sure.
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    by soupbowl 3y ago

    This is a weird one, I think Meta made the right move. I am not a fan of Meta at all but I accept their position in this matter over the Canadian government and private media companies.
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    by soupbowl 3y ago

    I'll give a few pointers, I have done this with Debian and NixOS as well as docker and podman, currently I use NixOS/podman and that is all I have for examples. If you were using debian you would use a mount command with the Fsty
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    by soupbowl 3y ago

    I run FreeBSD as my host and pass data into linux VMs with bhyve 9p protocol support. This way I can have my docker data on my FreeBSD host's ZFS. Just pointing out another option, but it also depends on what type of stuff you are doin
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    by soupbowl 3y ago

    They've been handling it fine so far.
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    by soupbowl 3y ago

    Nvm0n1 gave a good explanations of the meme nature of "let's go Brandon". Not sure why you are being rude. You clearly live in a small political world and don't understand the meta.
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    by soupbowl 3y ago

    I am worried that you are a bot.
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    by soupbowl 3y ago

    No problem, our state funded media can be our new echo chamber.
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    by soupbowl 3y ago

    I find the default way to work with nixos to be a lot easier to use compared to flakes. I am sure flakes are great and all but as with everything nix you can't just integrate it into your normal flow, you have to jump all in with it. I
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    by soupbowl 3y ago

    Strange comment, in my area nobody is against more housing, if you don't plan to MOVE out of the city, your house keeps doubling in price and your taxes go up, you make no money. If you want to buy up into a larger house because you ha
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    by soupbowl 3y ago

    In my area, housing is in a terrible state. My house almost doubled in price every 5 years. I down graded into a town house that 10 years ago was $130,000 new, they are selling for $500,000 now. I was talking to someone that works for the c
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    by soupbowl 3y ago

    I am Canadian and I agree with OP.
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    by soupbowl 3y ago

    I use BastilleBSD, it has a simple template system which I really like and decent docs. https://github.com/BastilleBSD/bastille Bastille also has a sister project 'rocinante' which allows you to use Bastille
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    by soupbowl 3y ago

    There are a lot of jail tools these days, it would be nice if we posted more modern FreeBSD guides. Myself I use BastilleBSD heavily for personal and small business use. https://github.com/BastilleBSD/bastille
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    by soupbowl 3y ago

    In Canada over COVID the tipping prompts showed up everywhere. Buying liquor or weed? Leave a tip. Buying a premade sandwich? Leave a tip. I went to a gas station last week, there was a tip option. Not seeing tip prompts is actually rare.