Hard agree. Every other day a big tech firm will conduct sweeping layoffs of thousands or tens of thousands of employees. These companies are not on the verge of bankrupcy.

No industry in the history of industry has ever wanted a union.

Why not MOOOOW?

Right? I’m still pissed off about the PS3. I owned a PS1 and a PS2. PS3 launched and before I could save up enough money, two awesome features that the PS3 launched with they pulled support for. At launch you could boot to linux and you could play PS2 games. They disabled both before I could buy one. Huge class action lawsuit if I remember correctly. But they keep pulling the same shit.

Depends, you can set it up a few different ways.

1. you can set the dns so each subdomain resolves to a different port with your ip, in which case your router can forward that port to any local address on your network with port forwarding rules.

2. reverse proxy, this is most common. You use a service to do the translating for you. Your router forwards all requests on port 80 and 443 to your reverse proxy. The reverse proxy takes requests for subdomain1 and forwards it to the associated ip/port locally.

You being tonedeaf to the wants and needs of your voters lost you the election.

I think I escaped it because I use Garuda. They have their own copy called Chaotic-Aur where they prebuild and scan stuff. Between that layer, and me being slow to update, according to the scan, I avoided it. The packages that were infected that I had installed were older copies from before the infection.

After the AUR debacle, I’m considering it.

Equador is in the middle. Again?

“For Pixel Phones”. So it’s a hardware thing… for now.

Eh, I wasn’t using them.

Here’s a script:

https://gist.github.com/Kidev/59bf9f5fb53ab5eee99f19a6a2fc3992

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Ahhhhh I didn’t see that. The label isn’t clear if you’re skimming. Thanks!

I don’t see it on mobile unfortunately.

One of the benefits of firefox and it’s derivatives:

https://www.firefox.com/en-US/features/total-cookie-protection/

Yes sites can save cookies on your PC, but it stops sites from looking at each other’s cookies.

Not easy for complex pictures, but if you have a simple png with a transparent background you can import it into blender or orcaslicer and then add to the z axis.

Former Mormon here too. For me it was the news about the SEC fines. The church breaking the law to hide from the government and it’s members just how much money they actually have. For decades too. The reason they didn’t want people to know? Because they’d have ideas on how it should be spent. Yes, I think the hundreds of billions of dollars should be spent feeding and clothing the poor and homeless. Ya know, like that Jesus guy said, like a lot. But no, they say they need it for the 2nd coming. Cuz, Jesus is gonna need a large diversivied stock portfolio.

Since then everything else fell apart. I saw the insane number of lawsuits suing the church for covering up sexual abuse, and the church defending the abusers, not the victims. Now all I can see is a bunch of terrified, greedy old men clutching to power and lying to try to stop their members leaving in droves.

When marketing is directed towards normies and not nerds.

I’m pretty sure they do support catch all, because that’s what I have. Or at least they used to and I’m grandfathered in.

looked it up, seems like a quick setting:

https://www.namecheap.com/support/knowledgebase/article.aspx/9412/2214/how-to-set-up-catchall-in-namecheap-private-email/

I’m pretty sure I have the cheapest, one email address option with catch-all. I didn’t set up any aliases.