You must have missed it, cuz you would have been around 15 when it came out
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The Inquisition tends to have the most interesting story lines in my experience.
But rebuilding your container is pretty trivial from the command line all said and done. I have something like this alias'd in my .bashrc to smooth it along:
Docker compose pull; docker compose down; docker compose up -d
I regularly check on my systems and go through my docker dirs and run my alias to update everything fairly simply. Add in periodic schedule image cleanups and it has been humming along for a couple years for the most part (aside from one odd software issues and hardware failures).
How often are there issues with dependencies? Is that a problem with a lot of software these days?
I started using docker 3-4 years ago specifically because I kept having issues with dependencies of one app breaking others, but I also tend to run a lot of services per VM. Honestly, the overhead of container management is infinitely preferable to the overhead that comes with managing OS level stuff. But I'm also not a Linux expert, so take that for what you will.
Bannon literally compared this to the time period of the Nazis coming to power.
Honestly, why would he? The legal action has been fairly toothless, and haven't been trying super hard to stop more than the worst of his embezzlement. Sure they're going to liquidate and close Infowars (which is basically worthless without Jones), but he's already setting up all kinds of shell companies and new operations to move his listeners to.
I'd like to hope they'll keep coming after his new shit, but their kid gloves so far have only encouraged him to keep at it while only moderating his speech enough to not get him in the same water.
Jokes on you, climate change means unpredictable weather, so you'll actually get worse blizzards.
I can't block people from Voyager
Is that an instance or skill issue? If I click your username in voyager and then click the 3 dot in the top right, I have the option to block user.
Also, voyager supports keyword blocking so that can help clean up your feed a bit.
I've been building a media collection for over a decade and a half at this point. I have a bit of the original stuff, mainly music, from back then but I lost most of my collection a couple of times to drive crashes before I understood what backups were.
So I guess the best move is just to let the greater evil win anyway, right? After all, if the greater evil wins no matter what you choose, you have no moral culpability for your shitty choices and can continue to spread damaging ideologies without all that pesky guilt.
I've heard this song and dance before, and your lazy tautology tells me you haven't put much thought into your position. Or, at least not one that shows any humanity for those around you.
Accelerationism is for gormless stooges who support mass suffering and evil winning.
"Arrest me Daddy uwu"