I’ll give this a try. I played around with a docker image, I got until having two test users (with docker commands…) that couldn’t find each other unless referred by the exact user name, same for “public” rooms that were not discoverable, I hope this will be more straightforward
Some years ago there was a fake ad on that, but even then I couldn’t decide if that was a joke or a market test
I tried it yesterday with a docker homeserver, it seems like if I log in from a new device all the previous chats are possibly lost if I can’t verify the user?
Also user management seems to be a bit of a mess to me (although I didn’t spend much time with that, so I could be wrong)
What about the email? How do you deal with the issue, when everything needs a registration, but it doesn’t accept your kadu@kadu.ninja custom email, because it “doesn’t look like a legit address”? That happened to me multiple time with a smaller provider. Also you might not be able to send mail to e.g. gmail because you don’t have the latest <insert whatever certification> on your server. Or when your server gets hacked, it sends a shitton of spam, gets blacklisted, and it will be impossible to get rid of that
I think it’s only really old stoves that have gas ovens (at least around here). In these you’d put in a metal sheet or a brick to regulate heat. Newer gas stoves come with electric ovens. Electric cookers are okay, but you have to cook with them five minutes in the future. And induction ones seemed too quantized to me, like they switch on and off all the time
And it actually finds the post unlike Reddit
I’d guess sugar and fat, lots of both
Just for the record, I’m using kindles since their keyboard version came out, and never paid any subscription fees or bought an e-book from Amazon. But I can understand the sentiment, and the touchscreen-only platform development was a horrible choice of directions. It could be argued if a reader needs a full keyboard, and the always-free internet also turned to shit thanks to “development” of the internet, but I loved the first Kindle.
I thought it’s just me. Kill Bill is watchable once, but the others are simply boring
Except torches, they won’t be needing those
Nah, much older (at least 10 years old), less resemblance to AI text.
Years ago I found a page that reasoned that the whole thing is a communist propaganda (they have no money, share food etc), then SWITCH and they went on how the whole thing is a Nazi propaganda (the bad guy looks like an archetypical jew who wants to make gold of them, etc).
I can’t find the original, but there’s a lot of sites that claim one or the other
I think originally he wanted to use them to make gold
And when they played superhero and Cartman was The Coon
It’s really common in Eastern Europe, but you need to get it fresh (it doesn’t feel well on a market shelf for more than a few hours) or frozen. So if there’s no industry around it you either have it in your garden or don’t have it
You guys don’t eat sorrel?
If the only thing worrying you is the hard drives, we put random HDDs in a new Synology and it works just fine. We decommissioned our previous one that was running for since 2007 or so basically non stop. There was a noisy fan we had to replace but that was all.
If I remember correctly they do. The haemoglobin is better in holding oxygen
What’s with lastFM these days? I used it some 20 years ago when they started and they offered free, automatically curated radios (like Spotify ), but then they flipped, thanked the users for the data they collected from listening data and switched to some subscription model
Meanwhile the pope was okay with a Fiat 500