Pinning your versions just means updating will be a pain, and you’ll probably start running outdated containers that are security risks.

It’s not like you’re doing code audits every updates anyway. Just use containers that are established and seem trustworthy. It’s all you can really do.

I live literally a dozen miles from a launch pad 🫠

My apartment windows rattle from them

You’re good, but Sony recently announced that going forward their TVs will be made by TCL. It’ll still be branded Sony but it’s not, really.

Netcup was okay for me. I used to have one of their ARM VPSs

Top -> 6 hours

It’s usually because they use Google for notification services

Fortunately such laws do not seem forthcoming in my country, and I have yet to see how not following the laws of other countries will be able to meaningfully affect us.

No. The strength of Torrenting is that a bunch of slow connections can combine into one fast download.

Yep. As a Fediverse admin that’s basically it. Until there are legal or financial consequences there will be no ID verification. If I am forced… Well my instance will be disabled. Simple as that unfortunately.

Because to get the serialized part, you still have to be approved for the purchase through background checks

Unless you get it secondhand. Then you just kinda… Skip all that. Legally.

In the olden days it was called WefWef

He was, but probably moved their when it became clear that Bluesky was the winner of the 2022 Twitter exodus. At least for the time being.

I don’t get it. Huh? I find sentiment on .ml extremely anti-Zionist.

A lot of clients will do it automatically. Voyager for instance.

I’m sure you Mastodon users have more famous users.

https://lemmyverse.link/startrek.website/post/35769143

https://lemmyverse.link/startrek.website/post/35769143

Start by watching YouTube videos about cooking - specifically single skills like how to chop with a Chef’s knife, how to get a good sear on cast iron, how to sauté, fry, etc.

Then try some recipes that incorporate these skills.

Then once you can follow recipes alright then move on to experimenting and tweaking recipes. Try your spices. Identify what goes together. You’ll get the hang of balancing acid, heat, sweet, salty, etc. You’ll fail sometimes but you’ll learn.

Eventually start making your own combinations and you won’t need recipes (which doesn’t mean you’ll never use them).

I have spent a few years learning Spanish, and that’s something I use pretty much every day. I can understand it almost as well as English, but my speaking lags much further behind.

I would like to learn Mandarin, but unlike Spanish there is pretty much absolutely zero relation between English and Mandarin. And because I wouldn’t use it nearly as much unless I forced it, I’m sure I could spend over a decade studying it as hard as I have Spanish and be worse at it. So Mandarin is my answer.

It’s existence alone didn’t bother me, but the day I went to install something with APT and it force installed the Snap was the last day I ever used Ubuntu.