Skip Navigation
Deleted
*Permanently Deleted*
  • When you surround yourself around people who would hate your guts if they knew the truth, you'd be secretive too. He was in too deep in his church and political party to be comfortable as being himself outwardly.

    I encourage everyone to be kinder with people you disagree with. When it comes to political discourse especially, it's very easy to call people names or overgeneralize, but it's not as constructive. Just the other day I saw someone with a shirt with something along the lines of "every socialist is a dictator in disguise." Similarly, not every Republican or person who votes Republican is a fascist/nationalist Christian. When talking to my dad, I try to represent a wide range of beliefs on issues in order to bring him out of his fox news bubble. It's got him to consider looking at the party platforms and to consider voting for policy instead of color.

    It's genuinely terrible that this person was drove to suicide, and I fully believe that the people who were responsible didn't care about the ramifications of what they were doing. Be better, when someone is shown to be hypocritical, try to understand why and instead of generalizing, name calling, and taunting try to spread acceptance and open a conversation about what needs to change.

  • Mojang Rule
  • Microsoft has been pretty terrible, but I love the game too much to give up on it. As a little consolation, the removal of the insecure mojang accounts leads to less black market account selling, which in turn means less hacking on large servers.

  • Nvidia SUCKS!
  • Additionally, if you have a spotty 10gbs connection, you'll still have a bad experience. The maximum capabilities of something doesn't define how it can be used in the real world. I'm not denying some people can use it just fine, but it's not mainstream for a reason.

  • Very useful tip
  • A lot of Linux distros load most system required processes into memory, which is why you can update while using the system. This would also allow you to (probably) delete everything.

  • Deleted
    *Permanently Deleted*
    Helping those who come after me maintain a website.

    Hello fellow programmers!

    I have a website I am creating for a non-profit with multiple locations, and I want to know the best approach to take. The styling will be the same for all them, but the actual content should change depending on the location. I want to create the website in a way that is easy for someone who is not technical to update, even if it's only text, images, and links. Any thoughts would be helpful.

    I would like to avoid libraries or frameworks, as I want a simple ftp server to reduce costs and complexity for everyone involved.

    9
    InitialsDiceBearhttps://github.com/dicebear/dicebearhttps://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/„Initials” (https://github.com/dicebear/dicebear) by „DiceBear”, licensed under „CC0 1.0” (https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/)JP
    JPAKx4 @lemmy.sdf.org
    Posts 1
    Comments 57