
I’m pleasantly surprised there were charges, but I shouldn’t be. This should have happened immediately.
I’m pleasantly surprised there were charges, but I shouldn’t be. This should have happened immediately.
Well said and I’m stealing that joke at the end lol
This.
I’ve been Catholic all my life. How can you be Catholic but oppose the pope, one of the central parts of the religion? It means you don’t trust God’s judgment, therefore you lack faith, therefore you’re not Catholic.
Oh right, they don’t think.
Docker is a program that runs on an OS, usually Linux, and the docker apps or images are run by docker on the OS docker is installed on.
I’m a rookie, but I run TrueNAS which runs docker images. Previously I ran plain Debian with docker installed to run docker images.
Nah it’s just Nicole spambots
Their relationship is one of the best and most heartwarming I’ve seen on television.
And you call them that even though they are obviously grilled?
Lost my dad last year and it hurts even more than I expected. Thoughts and virtual hugs to you <3
Man, I felt this so hard. Every word of it.
My only two cents beyond that, I fear Canada is too close.
Jokes on you! I’m 37! 🥺😢😭
Restoring traditional families
Always means women can’t think or speak, and black people work their fields in chains
So much this. Between the loss of local community and third spaces, society is taking a beating.
Firing up my NAS and Arrs. My Aoostar WTR Pro and all the components arrived, it’s all setup, and I swapped out the fan for a larger one to get more airflow into the nvme drive area since I live in a hot climate.
Spending the day configuring a vpn, sab, and qbit. Already learning a lot!
I’ve lived here all my life; the answer is yes.
Source: am stupid
I think one of the biggest contributors to American complacency in this is the slow decline of communal relationships over the last half century.
If you’re an average person and don’t interact with your neighbors often, know things about each other, and have similar concerns and interests, how do you build momentum to even start? How do you go from barely knowing someone to a whole group of people going out and marching together?
So even if people started to act, the starting point is getting to know people… THEN convince them to join. It’s no longer “I believe in this and I know Bill does too.”
Now combine that with the fact that more than half of the country is so overwhelmed existing that they don’t know this stuff is happening because they’re politically disengaged or unaware from just keeping the lights on.
That means meeting your own community, building rapport and support, AND educating them on what’s happening and why it’s important. All of that before you even hit the streets.
The fact that any mass protests like the ones in Vermont are happening at all is incredible.
We need to be building up these relationships ahead of time and from now on. (Which as an introvert is repulsive)
Obviously, we can coordinate with online communities and meet up, but there’s a big missing piece with our local community immediately around where we live that has died off.
Rant over…but for my online community friends, I’m down for a protest in Phoenix or DC if we have to go. LFG
Excellent read, thanks!
I sure hope so, I’m encouraged by the town hall videos with angry republicans and veterans.
Sadly, you’re probably right. At least about most of them
I only had to see that scene once for it to be burned in my memory.