Of course they want no fault divorce gone. They want their spouses stuck with them and unable to flee from the insanity.

Anyone use it and can compare it to moonlight?

Lower Decks kind of talk about this, but they are still officers I think. I haven’t watched it in a bit

I have been building a new server so haven’t looked around yet.

I cloned main a few days ago but I heard a lot of tools got hit with this lawsuit so just main may not cut it.

Also pro move Nintendo. I have a switch and some switch games And wouldn’t have gone through using yuzu but now so many more people know it exists.

Uh…

Thanks i’ll take a look at prowlarr. I am familiar with 1337x and a couple other public trackers, sadly they don’t have the ones I am looking for :(

Any tips on getting in to a private tracker these days? Don’t they all need invites from friends?

nice! taking a look. Thank you

Piped is just a front end and the data is still on Youtube servers right? Honestly that is probably enough but I’ll check out the one /u/tkk13909@sopuli.xyz suggested.

To add, hypervisor is very low level, below the operating system often. Hypervisors allow you to run multiple operating systems on the same hardware.

Containers are isolated processes running within an operating system using stuff like cgroups.

It has been years since I played with it but OpenStack is a suite of tools to build a data center like AWS or Azure. You can get the VM bit up and running pretty quick with basic packages on an Ubuntu system if you want to play with it, but again it has been years.

What is your goal? Playing with kvm may be a better path if you want to understand virtualization.

If you want to upskill for a job, I’d see if there is a certificate to work on. Even if you don’t want the cert, the curriculum might be a good starting point.

Good lord, that really stuck in our culture.

Signal

Interesting what do you mean? I use signal but I can’t get anyone other than my ex wife to use it with me. It is so much nicer than google voice or the texting app, regardless of the end to end encryption.

I feel like that is more or less to be expected. A ton of people found Lemmy during the reddit protests. Now that the protests are gone and Lemmy has had its growing pains some users are leaving, going back to reddit or other places. If we keep using it and making content users will grow organically.

Lemmy is having an identity crisis of sorts. It was built to be decentralized yet we (users) seem to want to centralize everything and we all go to a few of the largest instances.

Setting up, configuring and maintaining it is kind of a pain. I am unware of a 2 click option. I put my whole network on a self hosted VPN so I was probably doing it in a more complicated way than I needed

VPN is the best way but it is kind of a pain in the ass yeah. I had it set up that way for a while but I gave up, I just don’t use it enough outside of the home to justify it.