I had a blast learning and configuring vlans for my smart switch and putting all the IOT devices on their own network.

She needs to be sitting in a rocking chair somewhere knitting sweaters, not involved in any form of government beyond a local bingo committee. It’s a disgrace to have her in politics.

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So given a shared history, you’re good with Taiwan reunifying with the rest of China under the rule of the Taiwanese government?

It also limits hiring/job pools because you still need to live close enough to come in to the office. May as well be a full office job then. Hybrid is not a compromise to remote.

It’s ok, whenever you get annoyed about his ego, just go watch the clip of Ole’ Bill trying to pontificate after his trip to space and Jeff Bezos cutting him off. The look on his face is so sad and frustrated.

In that vein, a remake of Sim Life using neural networks and all the latest “learning” and “evolving” tech.

Different product. I use IDrive as well since it has a native Synology app.

https://www.blackseanews.net/en/amp/read/167918

Russia uses migration as a weapon to occupy its newly annexed territories.

I can’t opine on the recognition or not re: Artsakh, but regional politics absolutely plays a role. Unfortunately Azerbaijan has more Allie’s on the West than does Armenia.

However, the move from Russian gas supplies to other sources makes sense.

That is a very common tactic with Russia. Annex land, then forcibly remove the local population and move a bunch of Russians in. Then it becomes easier to claim the “new territory” as filled with Russians.

Again, I think the major distinction is the recognized borders of the territories. Artsakh is internationally recognized as part of Azerbaijan, not Armenia.

I think the complication is that Artsakh has been recognized as Azerbaijanian territory for quite some time whereas Crimea has been recognized as Ukrainian land.

Yes the USSR drew the lines, and it seems to be done on purpose to cause ethnic tensions should the USSR ever collapse (and surprise surprise, that’s what we have now)

On second thought, let’s not go to Hexbear, ‘tis a silly place

There are locking pins to secure outward swinging doors. Though fire and safety reasons are really why the doors swing the way they do.

Absolutely. I had never even heard of Lemmy or anything Fediverse prior to all the 3rd party API shutdown. Once Apollo died, I stopped using Reddit.

To be fair, the Family Premium rate went up by $1/mo. Certainly worth it imho.

Thanks for the info. I was just scrolling through all the server names and that caught my eye. I was also amazed at the sheer number of servers listed. Some of these federated servers must have only a handful of users (if not just 1).

Interesting that in that list are sites like skinheads.uk