Purchasing and anonymous don't really go together.
Shadow
Just switched over to it, it's great. Any suggestions for a similarly solid calendar app?
Most modern remakes I'm pretty meh on, but I do think they nailed it with X-Com. I can't really think of another game from my childhood that got treated properly.
I made that mistake with Spotify, got a family plan years ago and hooked my sister + nephew + niece up. Now if I want to cancel it and they lose their playlists, they'll be all pissy.
This is correct. At this time, we don't do any pruning or cleanup of images.
It might be necessary way down the road, but lots of free storage space for now
System of a down - chop suey
Finished Children of Time last week, now I'm on Children of Ruin.
Ai article
The footage sells the camera. The silence sells the violation.
As someone is very comfortable on Cisco / Arista / juniper, yes. It's the only platform I'd push someone to use the web ui on.
I have a mikrotik 10gb switch and managing it is super frustrating. The mikrotik cli just makes no sense imho
I gave it a ip and enabled snmp for metrics, then have never wanted to go near it again.
Definitely against. I immediately defederated the hosting instance from lemmy.ca when I saw that.
Context here - https://lemmy.almostadatacenter.social/post/77974

Usenet just encrypts the connection from you to their server, they can see perfectly well what the data you download is. They aren't prosecuted because they claim ignorance and that they're just providing you network access, which is why usenet providers that specifically advertise for piracy have been shut down. This is also aided by usenet not advertising what you're downloading (unlike torrents), so it's hard to send a dmca claim.
See https://www.vitallaw.com/news/copyright-c-d-cal-perfect-10-failed-to-establish-that-usenet-service-provider-did-not-qualify-for-dmca-safe-harbor/ipm013b319a047bc91000b319d8d385ad169401 for example, whereas old usenet.com actually provided indexing too and got shut down for it https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2009/07/judge-throws-book-at-usenetcom-in-riaa-lawsuit/
(I'm a happy long term usenet provider too)