poplargrove

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[–] poplargrove 4 points 1 month ago (1 children)
[–] poplargrove 1 points 1 month ago

That was interesting but it didnt talk about the export ban. It was more like an overview of the Taiwanese economy and how the chip industry relates to it.

[–] poplargrove 15 points 1 month ago (1 children)

“That is why I ordered the return of US military planes carrying Colombian migrants,” Petro wrote, sharing a video of Brazilian deportees who had been flown out of the US on Friday, shackled at the wrists and ankles.

He seems to imply the Colombian migrants were treated similarly, worth taking issue over IMO.

[–] poplargrove 36 points 1 month ago (5 children)

OP, the title youve given is misleading and different from the article. He does not say he will refuse these flights, only that he will refuse flights where peolple are treated inhumanely.

I cannot force migrants to remain in a country that does not want them. But if that country returns them, it must be with dignity and respect – for both them and our nation. In civilian planes, and without treating them like criminals, we will welcome our compatriots.

[–] poplargrove 6 points 1 month ago (1 children)

Being concious of and being able to critically look at what we are and how we act would be one answer. Sort of like what you did when you made this post :P

The cat outside isnt arguing about ethics, doesnt think about the consequences and decide not to act on some base desire, etc

[–] poplargrove 5 points 1 month ago (3 children)

We may be animals but we sure arent animals.

[–] poplargrove 26 points 1 month ago

On bad days I tell him that too.

But I wont lie it gets tiring. The weird stares when I hold him up to my ear, the hydration kit and having to ritually droplet sea-water when I hear a raspy "Hey dude Im getting dry down here."

I guess I should've known before before taking my roommate's word for a guy he knew after I lost my Casio.

[–] poplargrove 13 points 1 month ago (4 children)

I'm pretty sure youre wrong to think people from the West on Lemmy support Israel. No one on here seems to 😅

[–] poplargrove 21 points 1 month ago (1 children)

The coffee people in the comments reminded me of this classic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZK8Z8hulFg

[–] poplargrove 1 points 1 month ago

literally this

 

I'm not said student, found this /r/Mastodon. Sharing here since I think it would be good supporting research on this. Shortened description from the info page:

This project is part of a Master Thesis that aims to explore the factors that influence user activity on Mastodon and their role in sustaining decentralized networks. ... Ultimately, this research seeks to contribute to the future development of decentralized social networks by identifying key factors that support user activity, offering valuable insights for administrators and moderators in maintaining active and sustainable communities.

Survey link

EDIT: survey seems to have ended

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I don't think I can ever let my parents know I'm an atheist and with that seems to go my chance of having kids.

Which got me curious: can any irreligious people on here who have kids while having religious parents share what thats like?

Would love to hear your stories or thoughts on this in general.

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I'm not sure how widely known this is, I'm hoping at the least some other beginners will benefit :)

SSD caching is when an SSD stores the most frequently used contents of a slow (but usually larger) hard disk. When attempting to access something from your hard disk, it will be fetched from your SSD if available, otherwise getting it from your HDD. All the while you will be shielded from this complexity and pretend to work off of the HDD (transparent caching).

Linux comes with lvmcache, which lets you do this with surprisngly few incantations in your terminal.

I had fun installing a distro making use of this (as expected performance has benefited quite a bit). If you are, too:

  • Guides on lvmcache assume you already know the basics of Linux's logical volume manager (lvm). There don't seem to be any that bring it all together.

  • On setting lvmcache up, the lvmcache manpage was nice and clear. RedHat's guide was good too. Other sources meanwhile were lacking in one way or another.

  • A volume with lvmcache set up, I learn that Ubuntu's nice-looking new installer doesnt support installing on lvm logical volumes. Frustratingly, everything online was on using the old installer, leaving me wondering where I had messed up so that my lvm volume wasn't showing up on my installer. Heads up.

Thanks for reading!

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