Considering your application of the rules, I really dont think thats what you want. Unless you want me to go ahead and restore posts that (like other users per this thread) seem relevant enough to be here.
Quite a response to “here’s a way this could work better for everyone”, too.
But if its what you want, sure, I’ll do it.
Edit: to be clear, I’d like you to confirm this is really what you want.
@[email protected] Just to add, I would say working to the detriment of the community through the deletions.
Locking would make more sense, along with redirecting to specific communities that you feel would be more relevant.
As I see it, I think people post here for what could be considered tangential because it is more popular than similar communities. I think this very post shows that the users have been perfectly fine with the posts being made, and are bothered by the information (effectively) disappearing with deletions.
If the mod team does not want those sort of posts here, of course thats fine. But it is kind of shitty to delete them, especially with so much interaction already there. I’d encourage locking them and redirecting through a mod comment instead. If you can’t think of a more appropriate community for them, its likely they can’t either, which is why they posted here in the first place.
Just my 2¢.
Unless its rudp.
Was it this one?
Mod Removed Post Extending A LUKS Encrypted HDD To Utilize All Of The Drive (500 GB) [SOLVED] reason: Rule 3
I see now there were 3 posts removed in the past that all seen relevant to the community me. Going back I see ones I’ve read and interacted with.
Seems like it might be more mod actions to me, as others have pointed out. Maybe a more general self hosted community if the mod doesn’t want those sorts of (relevant to selfhosters but not specifically selfhost software announcements or whatever) posts here.
KDE connect, sftp, and dropping files on my NAS is pretty much all I do.
Work stuff uses work methods though, work devices are “on” my network but fully segregated, so its thumb drive and sneakernet or our internal storage instead.
The appeal just was denied.
This is news from today, not 5 years ago.
I’ll knock it.
It continues the process. You got a pittance, and used it to extend a subscription to a company that will continue to mistreat both its employees and you as a customer, and are considering it money well spent.
As a result, from their perspective:
Its not a good system, its one that reinforces the same practices.
Didnt that already get done to demonstrate the complete lack of privacy caused by this?
Checking…
Yeah this was what I was thinking of: https://stateofsurveillance.org/news/rsac-meta-smart-glasses-facial-recognition-hacked-live-demo-2026/
Well yeah, they will “find” what they need to make you a criminal, therefore all of those targeted are absolutely criminals so clearly its a 100% effective strategy.
Yeah, and I’m saying that doesnt make it better for me. Not for them, not for others.
I think its shitty having anyone with ‘teen’ in their age going off to fight or prepping for it.
I was actually pointing out she’s pretty old compared to other Disney princesses, I think you may be mixing me and someone else’s comment. I’m just pointing out her age from what we know.
As far as the birthday bit, it was discussed in a making of and in interviews, specifically there was one with Linda Woolverton who got brought in for a complete rewrite after it was initially presented in the late 80s. She also wrote for The Lion King and Mulan, and the screenplay for Maleficent. She specifically was responsible for the love of books by Belle, actually as part of a direct response to Ariel being… Well, kind of dull as a character.
Regardless of 17 or early 20s, provincial life would have had her - from a societal perspective - looking for suitors beginning around 17. She was considered an adult, and that was the reason for the birthday scene/reference (which got tossed). Given she had been saying no to everyone and there were whispers, that also leans toward her being juuust past that acceptable age, which would have been over 19.
So as I said, anywhere from 17 to early 20s but not a hard definition in the movie.
Just to mention, early drafts had her just passing her 17th birthday at the start of the movie. By the time production came around, there were no references to her age, and both the voice actor and animator have said they based off early 20s. In part because of her clear emotional intelligence, which isnt really teen level.
I’d say the lowest she could be considered at the start of the film would be 17, but I’d agree on early 20s personally.
My sister is younger than me by a decent margin and was prime age for the late 80s/early 90s world of Disney. I watched a lot of Disney with her.
That doesnt make it better for me so much as pointing out how bad others are as well.
But I also think 18 is too young for war too, so there’s that.
I’d also note - vast majority <> all.
…minus the child soldiers part.
Pretty much anything I do is Debian, ive said it quite a bit before so this may be a repeat of previous comments, but…
Its solid, stable, easy to deploy with incredible flexibility and just about everything out there supports it. I do have a few boxes with arch, and they are also just fine - I wouldn’t use it as a server, personally, but its perfectly good for a “very current” approach to desktops/laptops.
Yeah thats… Pretty much it for me.
Unless we want to include donations? But that doesnt fit the word “subscription” IMO.
Not without changing the charge controller as others mentioned, you’ll basically be diy’ing a whole new ups.
Which you can do, and this is a great example (from a few years ago):
https://static.xtremeownage.com/blog/2021/portable-24kwh-power-supply--ups/
You’ve also got options like Eaton for lithium-ion UPSs, keep in mind that they are generally better than APC or CyberPower units and will cost more. As far as your batteries go today, thats (my opinion) the likely reason for the short life - you should get 5 years out of them unless your power is really unreliable. The charge controllers in the small UPSs from APC IMO aren’t great.
I’ve got all lead-acid, but most of my UPSs ive done some degree of work on (just used the casing and swapped the guts, full diy, and a better rack-mount unit I made my own external battery pack for), and they all have gotten 5 years or better so far (about 12ish years in at this point).
That… Completely tracks for Bloomberg.