Well, that's not really charging, now is it?
Last month, the Colorado GOP called for parents to pull all children from public schools, claiming Democrats use schools to “turn more kids trans.”
Colorado GOP, I ask you... To what end? Why would democrats benefit from this?
The idea that regular milk builds strong bones is a myth sold to you by the dairy industry.
I am genuinely unsure what you are trying to say with this comment.
Eh, I'm gonna be honest, I just don't see it as an issue that justifies not putting it on other people's computers, as the original comment was about.
And I just tried to recreate a few issues from that site, and personally can't. Sure, I know, anecdotal, but I just strongly feel like it's a flimsy reason to not recommend it to a friend or relative.
If anything, I'd expect them to under-report, not over exaggerate. That way they can siphon off the rest for hush money payments.
I've used Firefox daily for probably a decade now and I can think of a single website it's ever not worked properly with that entire time.
Not at all my mindset. I intend to vote in this upcoming election for the person that I think is best qualified for the position.
Sorry to break your kids' hearts then, because there's no way he goes to prison for this.
Which there is a possibility of now.
0% chance he sees the inside of a cell, don't get your hopes up. Not from this case.
It is particularly weird to claim to be bipartisan after this move. I feel like if they claimed to be nonpartisan, that could make some sense.
That's unlikely. I am working on dual citizenship so at the very least I'll have a different country to be able to vote in.
You have to understand that this isn't ironic to them. To them, this was not a legitimate trial and trumped up charges, if you'll pardon the pun.
There was always a 0% chance that a Trump went to prison for this trial. He'll get a slap on the wrist. This is the least severe crime he's accused of, to be quite frank.
What aggravates me about all of Trump and his allies going on and on about how this is a rigged trial, is that if the jury finds him not guilty then their tune will suddenly change. And none is his base will care about the inconsistency there.
I'd rather not vote for evil at all.
I am interested in tech and would say I have more knowledge about networking than the average person, but there's still a lot that's way above my head. I've played around with Pis a little and have set up things like home assistant and foundry VTT before.
I got my hands on an old machine from work and want to upgrade it with some of my spare hardware, and ideally have it set up as my single home server. I would like to host plex, a few foundry servers, home assistant, and use it as a NAS. Basically combine everything I have right now into one more powerful machine.
Thing is... It feels really overwhelming to try and start. I'm not sure really sure how to go about the whole endeavor. What OS do I use? Do I use VMs, docker containers, is there pro or cons one way or the other? How can I make sure they're all accessible from the web securely?
Is there anything you guys can tell me to get me started? Some resources to walk me along setting a multipurpose home server?
