I am looking for a girlfriend who is kind, caring, funny, ambitious, and who has at least 16GB of RAM.
Please respond, with a photo of the RAM.
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Ovviamente atterrerei da applauso e ritroverei la strada di casa ma certo non potrei garantire di non raccontare la terribile esperienza a tutti gli arredi della casa, e sai quanto essi siano sensibili ai miei racconti.
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A friend's toddler was furious that it was raining when she wanted to play outside. Her dad explained to her that Daddy can't actually make it stop raining, and she glared at him and spat, with icy toddler rage, "You โฆ didn't โฆ even โฆ TRY!"
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โซ a cat version of the famous ducks running out into the cold and then turning around and running right back again
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I mean, it was ultimately fine (although brr, cold fingers!)
me: *knocks on closed window*
8yo: "What?"
me: "Please open the gate!"
8yo: "I can't hear you" [note - it was an old leaky shitty window, I could hear her just fine]
me: "OPEN THE GATE"
8yo: "I CAN'T HEAR YOU"
me: "GET MOMMY"
8yo: "MOMMY SAYS 'WHAT?'"
me: *angrily* "GET MOMMY OVER HERE."
8yo: "WHAT??"
(After a few more rounds of that, the 8yo finally brought her over to click the button to open the gate.)
Self-hosting does not make your data safe.
If you don't put in place, review, *and test* backup and recovery plans,,and security measures appropriate to the risk, your data are not "safe".
Your data might be less affected by the whims of third parties, which can be valuable for sure, but don't confuse that with your data being "safe".
And I say this as someone who loves self-hosting.
Any "beginners' guide to self-hosting" which doesn't lead with, or at least focus on, security and resiliency, is getting it wrong, IMHO.
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Funny, I was thinking yesterday that data back up and restore should be taught in school; along the lines that it doesn't matter if it's a big cloud provider or a self host, or a physical piece of paper.
First you have to think about what you have and then think about how much it matters if you lose it, then how you will protect it.
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Back in the antediluvian days of IT in the mid-1980s, I was one of a group of 3 โinternal consultantsโ for BT.
We visited everyone of BTโs computer centres from Aberdeen to Portsmouth and Belfast to Ipswich and regularly tested the centreโs backup processes, media, and documentation.
We also tested its disaster recovery procedures which usually involved a type of โtable top war gameโ, but occasionally (and unannounced) weโd replicate some form of disaster which took out its hardware.
As an example, I self-host my own node of my fave Social Media network (ie, this instance) - I've had occasional moments where I've done something comnpletely bone-headed and had to start again, or have come close to losing everything, but for me, that is half of the fun of it.
For other people - they might enjoy doing this, but more likely, they wont.
As another example, I do a lot of backups with NextCloud, but my wife pays for Microsoft 365 because that is much easier for her to use, being pretty much automatic, once I set it up for her.
I resent paying all that money to MS, but I also appreciate the way that both my wife and my daughter can back stuff up easily, meaning that recovering from a hard drive crash will be easier that the last time it happened!
i do need to get better at that. I self host loads of stuff, but my backup are within the same device (different hard disk though).
But it is such a burden to create a secure backup in a different location..
Before we had "the cloud", everyone was "self-hosting"; or rather, you'd run your programs locally, with your data saved locally, and you either had backups or you lost everything when your hard drive died.
The cloud is an improvement in that respect, but I still feel like 3rd party backups are something that should either be basic computer literacy, or even better part of any package (computer, OS, SaaS) you buy.
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The only issue with self-hosting is that we haven't taught people how to go about it. It's abundantly clear that we need to remedy this.
I agree that resiliency and flexibility, backups, security, and visibility are all critical and all interwoven. Let's teach people how to do it and break them free from the shackles of surveillance capitalism as much as we can.
That's why beginners and non-technical people would do best on managed hosting services, not running their own hardware.
My site at growyourown.services is entirely dedicated to managed hosting options for beginners.
It's not a binary choice of selfhosting or not, there's a spectrum of options between these where you get more control but also it gets trickier technically. Easiest is managed hosting, midway is something like Yunohost, hardest (but most directly controllable) is manual installation etc.
@FediThing We had that in the nineties, and it was eaten by surveillance capitalism.
I don't see how we roll back partway and prevent a repeat of the last thirty years. Even in the Fediverse, look at the rise of mastodon.social. Look at Threads and Bluesky embracing the outward form of distributed networking but not the actual distribution.
What we need is for people to be educated, empowered, and independent, choosing to organize as they wish because it makes sense, not because they don't have an option for lack of knowledge.
respect 3-2-1 and the principle that if you have no tested restore you have no backups.
3 copies
2 different medium
1 offsite location
do you have any such guide, or guides, in your bookmarks? I find it's hard to enter that whole space if you don't know what the previous 20y of tech change were, and witnessed them all first hand.
I can absolutely understand why newbies reach for ChatGPT summaries there.
I like proxmox a lot. Once the host is setup you have a really stable system that should last forever until hardware breaks. proxmox includes automatic backups via cron and easy restore of containers and other backups. Snapshots function before you do something.
I have attached a NAS for backups and that is working fine for years now. So. Yes. Test your backups is an important step!
It is a battle I fight on a daily basis.
We provide secure managed hosting for small businesses, and the number of times I get to explain "what's wrong with the $5 VPS my nephew runs our business on?"...
( more often then not, these nephews don't fall in the experienced self-hoster category, and don't even understand the risks of directly internet connected servers )
I do wish there were more utilities with a GUI that were just reasonably secure out of the box.
I used to have a bit of software that let you do an encrypted backup to an external hard drive then take that hard drive to a friend's house and have the software keep it updated over the internet. Then that company went all in on their own cloud service and I don't think you can use your own hardware anymore.
You can refuse to provide official ID or biometric data for social media accounts requiring age verification.
Actually, I bet if everyone did refuse, and let their account dormant for a couple of weeks, you would suddenly see American Big Tech transforming into the fiercest defender of your privacy rights, using their powerful network of lobbyists to fight these invasive government regulations.
They need you more than you need them.
Force them to work for your rights.
Do not comply.
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"but my friends are there"
get more, better friends
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@codinghorror Probably not enough.
I used to buy all my friends on Temu, but now, you know, tariffs.
Hello, my friends. Please help me โ my tent has been damaged by the heavy rain, and I urgently need assistance. Please donate to help me protect my little children.
@codinghorror
Change โfriendsโ to i.e. โpreschool parent groupโ or any other IRL ingroup, and try again.
Social connections are hard to migrate to alternative platforms.
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@BabblingGeek Proof of cat is an important system to appease the gods of the internet.
Proof of cat -> 
No, I'm not willing to provide one.
Unfortunatelly agree with that thing, id verification is not all-way cure.
One my friend has 2 PhD in math and physics and he does not have driver license...
And he does not want to get one.
They've been stealing peoples mental health too, at least now their cattle (users) should be old enough to make a better decision.
There is no law in India as far as I know to provide ID card. This is so tiresome.
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@yuhasz01
I left FB 15yrs ago. Never regretted it. I don't use LinkedIn or Insta or TikTok.
95% of my friends message through Signal rather than Meta ie Messenger (FB) or WApp
One of my dearest friends refuses to get a Signal account and leave Meta/WApp bc she says "it's another app to download and they're all the same". Im in Aus. She's in UK. I don't want to lose touch but I want to close WApp.
Give me sthg WATERTIGHT to convince her Meta/WApp is fucked.
The masses still don't understand how boycotts and protests work.
After a week of not logging into Meta or Twitter or whatever they'll give up on trying to find a hobby and submit.
Im not into face scanning. It terrifies me. Coles supermarket here in Australia scans customers at the self serve check outs. I didn't realise till it was too late and I was on camera. So my face is out there. Customers weren't told prior.
Airports scan you now. Didn't ask for that either. Give me a human any day.
Doha airport fingerprints you.
Some fckwit like Musk will start pushing microchips in the next couple of years so we will all be treated like dogs and cats. Fuck 'em
The problem is going to be, being forced to log in to specific services and provide official ID in order to carry out basic functions, even though companies have already verified your ID or the relationship wouldn't function.
We will be forced to comply.
And all of that is next to nothing compared to client side device scanning.
Goodbye privacy.
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Waiting for a train that never comes
Even little dreams are aspirations
Outrun your limitations ๐ต
Perfect!
This could only be improved if the next train goes to Watford via Bushey...
LOL.
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Beautiful!
The first ever vinyl I bought was the "Fox on the Run" 7" by The Sweet ๐ฆ
having never seen a fox in context of things that I know the size of, the size surprises me. I thought they were smaller.
(They donโt exist in my country and Iโve never seen one IRL, only in nature photos where it is hard to judge size).
We donโt have them in New Zealand. Nor do we have squirrels, so Iโve never seen one of those either.
Only one mammal made it here before humans, and thatโs the one native species of bat.
Most major European stations have one.
Here's the one in Vienna: catcatnya.com/@navi/1156856101โฆ (h/t @navi)
Are foxes super common there? Or are they something that's kind of novel if not rare?
I don't think I have ever seen a fox
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@bakuninboys My partner and I spent 30 dollars each to see a local band called Higher Funktion on our local music space #Heartwoodhall.
Imagine - a nine piece funk band with sax, trombone, trumpet, two guitars, vocalist, bass, drums, and keyboard putting out amazing grooves for our listening pleasure.
Imaging how many anonymous plays they would have to get on Spotify to get 30 dollars.
Instead they funkified 150 or so white haired white people who absolutely LOVED the show.
Support your local musicians!
thus is the deal you make for accessing an unlimited amount of content I suppose.
I've discovered so much new music on Spotify over the years. This year alone I've gone to 5 concerts from bands I'd never heard of before. $25 - $50 a ticket and then t-shirts.
And it's true I haven't bought their CDs, but I wouldn't have given them _any_ money if I'd not heard them on Spotify.
well, not that i say i like spotify but i dont agree with this argument.
its like saying you rent a home instead if buying it, you own nothing but still benefit from it.
@coffeethrowaway @VulcanTourist I donโt know when it happened, but I see a LOT of people going
Back to iPods and physical media.
And iPods? Still awesome in 2025 ๐
@coffeethrowaway @VulcanTourist (here, I would really like an alt-tag: what device is that? A modern Sony digital audio player?)
I recently pulled a couple of iPod minis out of a box, charged them and confirmed they still work. But I'm not set up to update & manage an iPod anymore, and I would sorely miss Bluetooth (I've always hated getting tangled in headphone cables). I switched from Mac to desktop Linux over a decade ago, and I'm planning to migrate from Android & Google services to an open mobile OS in the next year.
Whatever portable device I end up on, I hope I can find good music library software, because I want to leave YT Music behind. Which will be painful regardless. I've already been buying discs and digital music (and merch) directly from artists I want to support, but my (and my kids') addiction to playing just about any song at any time is a 21st-century luxury that's really hard to give up. And I'll never have time to rip all the thousands of CDs I already have.
Same for
Netflix
Paramount
Disney+
Adobe
Hewlett Packard
A whole bunch of new car features
ISPs
Telephony providers
Electricity providers
House rent
Car rent/lease
The list grows bigger every day.
I'm not a fan (particularly of how little they pay artists), but I've listened to the radio for longer and don't own any of that music either. The BBC license fee is definitely cheaper for multiple streams and no ads.
I like Spotify Premium in the same way, with added ability to choose any song. But not that awful fake DJ. ๐ฌ
@amberage *NODS*
It feels great when you have that realization. It seems like anything Netflix doesn't produce directly will end up leaving at some point. We've seen enough "streaming musical chairs" to know it's inevitable.
(Also, it's great owning shows like Scrubs on DVD because a BUNCH of its originally aired songs got replaced for streaming...)
thanks! ๐
the great thing about the web is we can all work together.
i've still got big plans for RSS, we need to get these systems really supporting it, not just outbound, inbound too. and supporting all the writing features of the web.
if you really appreciate the open tech, become an advocate. we can get a lot more interop from RSS than ActivityPub. It's simpler, and very much built-in, and thus gives far wider interop than any of the other possible formats.
AP has boosts. I want that for podcasts. It's needed to provide a human democratic alternative to the algo that podcasters are taking advantage of by moving to video to be on YT.
Well, let's not be pessimistic. All that money has conveniently founded war initiatives, ruin the music market, leave musicians with almost nothing and fuel AI initiatives by which real artist are being replace by AI copies.
I mean... not everything is lost is it?
@TheBreadmonkey Itโs the same when you buy live concert tickets, though even music service haters are cool with that. The argument is a canard.
Besides, Spotify might be a horrible corporation exploiting music artists - but the whole industry has been doing that since recorded music was invented.
and in exchange Iโve enjoyed countless hours of music, discovered hundreds of new artists Iโd have otherwise never heard of, and had instant access to any song I want to listen to no matter where I am.
I get it, but ownership isnโt everything. Syncing music to an iPod and picking which songs you care most about that can fit on your device sucked. So did trying to find a CD while driving.
Streaming is good, actually.
Spotify is awful for not paying artists enough and its ICE ads, but I agree with others that this argument falls flat. If your cable bill were $50 per month, you'd get a little over three years of service and not own anything; you could easily pay $100 more a month for electricity and not own anything. And $2,000 would only get you about 2,000 songs in MP3 format from artists that may not be on Bandcamp.
Plenty of arguments against Spotify, but this is a bad one.
Spotify launched con 2006. Almost 20 years ago. How much have you spent in music in that time? How much music do you own?
I'm not saying that you are wrong, but if I had to buy everything I listen to for 20 years I would have spent waaaaaay more and never really discover new music, because I can't "just check it out".
@knizer Werenโt you paying for a convenient service? When I take my car to a car wash, I donโt own anything new after. I just paid someone to clean my car. You could buy all that music and set up a personal streaming service, but it does seem easier and cheaper to just pay Spotify if thatโs what you want.
I assume. I avoided Spotify like the plague from day 1.
Movie piracy is bad. That's why I want to know the best sites to block so I live free of sin.
I used to block dopebox.to, but since it doesn't work the way I want, I no longer need to block it.
What other good sites are there that I should block or whatever?
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YTS official site for free, Download YIFY movies in 720p, 1080p, and 3D. Fastest downloads in the smallest file sizewww.yts-official.to
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@fullofquarks this one is particularly dangerous and evil: fmhy,net
It's a high-priority block on my block list.
I respect and support the fight to keep devices and content pure and law-abiding. If it doesn't have DRM, it doesn't enter this house, even a fridge or a stove! 
Funny thing I just *looked* at one of those sites on my phone and a popup said 'your Android account has been reported'. This had to be some software on my own phone policing what I am permitted to see.
I did wrongthink against fuckers who have no right to my communications.
I don't even watch anime! No risk at all.
Related, I used to block Mangadex but since it was mostly subjected to a takedown (I heard, definitely didn't see myself) now there's less point.
I wonder what other naughty Manga websites need to be blocked.
I recommend blocking hianime.to as well.
Update: I see someone already mentioned it. Vigilant as always, fedi.
And be sure to block any site site with instructions for how to set up โArrโ software with a torrent client behind a gluetun vpn client ๐ค
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Thank you asking such an important question, and my thanks to those who answered.
I will make a list of these wretched hives of scum and villainy web sites to keep my viewing habits pure and unfettered.
@x41h Sites like that are perfect for finding research material.
BTW, did you know that archive.today lets you archive onion sites? Semi-useful for the publicly access .onion sites, anyway.
github.com/marktsec/Ransomwareโฆ
Archive.today (onion site)
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2012, streaming services (Netflix) have converted me from a pirate to subscriber.
2022, Streaming services have converted from me from a subscriber....
You might want to block gomovies.tw/
It's really quite naughty and should be blocked ๐
GoMovies - Watch Movies and Tv Shows Online For Free on Gomovies.
GoMovies is the best free movies streaming website with biggest library of movies and shows in all categories in HD Quality.www.gomovies.tw
Thanks for the entries.
s.to or bs.to
is useful to overcome series addiction. i think it is german but you can change dub to english, thats why it must be blocked at all costs
and this one
BFLIX | Watch Movies and Series Online Free
Best Free HD website to BFLIX | Watch movies and shows online | Fast | Free | Big Library with Daily Update.bflix.sh
I'm not interested in streaming sites, but which torrent sites are there to, er, avoid? Other than 1337x, YTS, TPB, EZTV, or Nyaa for anime?
Oh, and ebooks, of course. Are there any mirrors or alternative domains for LibGen, BookFi, Anna's Archive, etc., that I need to be aware of?
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RARBG Proxy List 2025: WORKING [ RARBG Mirror & Proxies]
Unblock RARBG using the latest working RARBG proxy and mirror sites to download the latest movies, tv shows, music, games, software and ebooks torrent.Amaan Rizwan (Techworm)
I would add this to the list: pirates.fandom.com/wiki/Main_Pโฆ
Literally a website all about movie piracy.
Pirates of the Caribbean Wiki
Pirates of the Caribbean Encyclopedia is a comprehensive guide that anyone can edit, covering the classic Walt Disney ride, movie franchise, and more.pirates.fandom.com
Stremio is by far the most optimized and stable experience. In many ways, it's actually more seamless than the streaming platforms.
Apps available for all platforms
Here's a tutorial from Reddit:
reddit.com/r/StremioAddons/comโฆ
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#RIAA and #MPA don't want you to use these websites, so please do not use them at all: https://torrentfreak.com/images/MPA_Notorious_Markets_Filing.pdf#page=4jomo (Mastodon)
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@jomo I wonder if they also go after the many block lists on github and such as well?
Which is silly, because how do we know what sites to BLOCK if we can't even mention them?
I would definitely avoid The Pirate Bay:
Download music, movies, games, software! The Pirate Bay - The galaxy's most resilient BitTorrent site
Download music, movies, games, software and much more. The Pirate Bay is the galaxy's most resilient BitTorrent site.thepiratebay.org
Working Free Movies and TV Shows Websites List - YarrList
Looking for Fmovies, Soap2Day or 123movies alternatives? Find the best free streaming sites and safe options to watch movies & shows online now.yarrlist.com
I don't trust the lists. They could be full of punitive links that aren't really bad. So, I have an automated system that searches these sites and downloads files so I can manually evaluate their sins.
I've been having really great results for years.
@midtsveen
the pirate bay also has an onion address which is worse for the law because its much harder for them to see that you're accessing this website, it would be especially effective if someone were to torrent with a vpn enabled too
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And just incase definitely do not install tor browser and then go to URL : tpb.party/
It may work in non tor browser too so be sure to block the most popular torrent site url.
Tor is required in some countries as they responsiblely block that pirate torrent.
I mean you would not want to see all those brand new pirate movies, tv shows, audio books, text book, anime.
Download music, movies, games, software! The Pirate Bay - The galaxy's most resilient BitTorrent site
Download music, movies, games, software and much more. The Pirate Bay is the galaxy's most resilient BitTorrent site.tpb.party
An unscrupulous individual could find lots of #StarTrek movies & episodes on dailymotion.com & watch without even having the basic corporate decency to log in. They would only rack up ad impressions. Very sad.
Or so I've heard.
I am old school - so just found via search engine simply by looking for streaming the community with the same name.. they change their address every 3 days only holding streamingcommunity dot whatsoever
(is this called a torrent ? really old school...)
Unblockit - Access your favourite blocked sites
Unblock your favourite sites such as The Pirate Bay, 1337x, YTS, Primewireunblockit.pages.dev
@sabrinaweb71
Sadly we live in a world where buying indeed no longer means owning. Corporations like Apple, Google, Microsoft, etc. increasingly have more control over what you can and can't do with the device you purchased (not leased!) with your own money.
I can't resell or lend digital content, whereas there are no such restrictions on the physical versions.
I can't launch digital games I purchased (not leased) without an active internet connection.
So while I appreciate the sentiment of your meme, the concept of ownership no longer means what it once didโฆ
Stealing is taking away stuff, which is different than copying it.
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Fortunately this site is blocked by the ISP in many countries. But if you were using a public DNS like docs.quad9.net/, you would get over the restrictions and have access to the whole site...
popcorn time is still going as far as I know.
You should block it right away!
bookmarking this one!
I need a good block list for my PฬตyฬตLฬตoฬตaฬตdฬต PiHole ๐
You could move to France! :
Automated Real-Time Pirate IPTV Blocking in France โWithin Six Monthsโ
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Automated Real-Time Pirate IPTV Blocking in France "Within Six Months" * TorrentFreak
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MacBooks can't be updated, so I went for maximum RAM for it to be capable for at least 10 years ๐คท
Same principle as with our cars. In 2019, we bought petrol rather than EV or hybrid as we keep them for a long time (13 to 17 years for our last two before this one) and I calculated that the greatest pollution is caused during manufacturing.
Also the batteries are only warranted for 8 years and cost ~ยฃ25K to replace according to Volvo.
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