hutchmcnugget

Here's the thing...

I haven't read Mistborn but it's on my list. Stormlight Archive (the whole series) also by Brandon Sanderson is the same for me. I think about it all the time and look for excuses to read.

Pace has a ghost pepper salsa that scratches the itch for me. It's as spicy as any commercial jarred salsa I've found.

Seems like ai generated captions. All the image captions are worded strangely.

Can I ask why you're migrating to TrueNAS? I have been running unraid for a couple years and have been happy enough. I'm no expert so I mostly use basic features. Am I missing out on something TrueNAS has to offer?

Is this an example or convergent evolution or mimicry? Or something else I'm not aware of?

I didn't mind Godaddy until I tried to get an SSL certificate with NPM. Had to move the DNS to cloud flare to get it to work.

I have used fancywm. Overall it's decent but I did find it to be a little buggy. It did scratch the tiling window manager itch that I had for a while but ymmv

If you're looking at pictures of cats, it's not a big deal. If you're asking for support with a niche operating system, it's nice to know that what you're looking at is the entirety of Lemmy's resources without having to manually check that a new community popped up or federated in. Which is something that's happening a lot as Lemmy gets more popular.

It's sounds like we disagree on the benefits of decentralized communities. And I do understand your thoughts, I just think that the tools for finding content should be more automated to get the full benefit.

Have a good one

This is exactly what I mean. Decentralization requires better tools to bring content to the users. Having to manually search is not going to help lemmy get the critical mass it needs.

Then provide an ability to consent.

My point is that there could be a nearly identical community elsewhere that I would never know about unless the community I'm subscribed to straight up tells me it exists.

Early Lemmy adopters seem to think that being hard to use is a good thing. The algorithm boogeyman isn't going to get you if there's a way to subscribe to baseball@* with a blacklist.