I toyed with this idea, but the directory structures are completely different, and they both keep their own databases. If one updates images, the other database will be out of sync. IMHO, it's best to keep them separate
shiftymccool
joined 2 years ago
The US Midwest has entered the chat
I don't have anything specific, self-hosting is a big subject. I recommend checking out https://lemmy.world/c/selfhosted / [email protected] There's a lot of helpful folks over there
Arc Browser is better for USERS. Ad companies are just going to have to figure it out. Sounds like a "them" problem to me
Have you considered self-hosting? Nextcloud is a great alternative to stuff like Google docs, etc...
KoRn - Dead Bodies Everywhere
This song was a must when playing Quake 2, I'm sure it would do just fine against a MAGA-stacked Supreme Court
You're cheering for Apple, which is the highest value company in the world. Maybe check the opponent before rooting against Google
But you could be ~~fire~~ a green up-line
I think that particular venn diagram may appear as a circle unless under extreme magnification
So is having a question and going out to find the answer yourself. I can only speak from a web dev perspective, but being able to answer your own questions via research is a huge skill and very useful in the workplace. It's also a great way to get different opinions on how things should be done. Your professor isn't always right
they ~~usually~~ don't win
Sorry, had to make that a bit more accurate. For all those wondering how futile voting for anything other than the two major parties is, these are the ones that did the best https://www.thoughtco.com/most-successful-independent-presidential-candidates-3367561
It basically comes down to: voting independent = voting republican. I'm not saying that's always the case, but it seems to be the trend that voting outside the two major parties is stealing votes from the democrats
Or, just don't have those IDs by not having accounts. Nobody's identifying me by my Facebook ID if I don't have one. Simples