Oh interesting, i am not super familar with zfs’ tools, so thats pretty cool! Ill have to look at that for my storage array.
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Oh interesting, i am not super familar with zfs’ tools, so thats pretty cool! Ill have to look at that for my storage array.
How has zfs replaced rsync for you? One is a filesystem, and the other is a filesyncing tool. Does zfs do something im not aware of lol?
I won’t disagree that there are definitely anti-men feminists, but there have also been anti-bi feminists, and currently there are anti-trans feminists. But none of them are worth discussing when talking about feminism as a whole because they really don’t apply. Those are ideologies that should be tackled independently, and should not be considered representative of the movement in general.
This is exactly my point. This is a harsh misunderstanding at what she was getting at…
She is saying that the reality of sex for the vast majority of history has been about men dominating women, not interested in satisfying the women involved, but someone already covered that point.
Goonscrolling is a crazy word for it, and is now what i will be using from now on lmao
Thats just not true my dude, there is nothing about feminist thought that says that male pleasure is abhorrent. To think so shows a lack of understanding of feminism…
I am in no way trying to downplay the hurt and pain something like that causes. As a dude, I don’t think I can ever really be able to know what that feels like, but I can recognize it and empathize with it. No one deserves to go through and live with something like that. It totally sucks, I agree.
However, what exactly is destroying another child’s life going to solve? Is it going to make that child stop doing the thing they were punished for? Maybe, but the US recidivism rates beg to differ (44% within the first year). So what then? Is it just to make us feel good, being happy to watch another person get hurt, justified by this made up concept of ‘justice’? That’s the more likely answer, IMO.
There are much more constructive ways to prevent this from happening again that doesn’t require marking a child as an “undesirable” for the rest of their life. I can’t necessarily point to what that might look like, maybe enforced counseling to try and teach someone like that why what they did caused so much harm.
Ultimately, what I am trying to say is that someone like this should be held accountable for their actions, but enforcing suffering from the state is not an effective or moral way to do it.
I dont really think its a “boys will be boys” issue, and more that i dont think any child deserves to have their entire life ruined for something so early in their life. While i dont disagree that its very tramatic for the girls, and it is a really fucked up thing to do that should have no excuses for being acceptable, i feel there are better ways to tackle this issue than marking a 14 year old as a sexual predator or throwing them in jail barring them from a large portion of jobs, housing, etc. for the rest of their life.
But to be clear, i am a prison abolitionist in general, so take that as you will.
Just setup cert-manager for a client at our work thats moving to a Kubernetes cluster. Setup the ACME issuer using DNS Cloudflare challenges, its awesome how simple it is to even get internal hostnames with certs.
Its worth noting, you cant actually MITM most traffic without device acess. To MITM my lemmy traffic, you would need either a copy of the certificate and private key of for example lemmy.world, which they would never willingly provide, or you would need to get a valid certificate from a CA for lemmy.world, which you could never get without verifying ownership of the domain.
If you are using a company owned device to browse Lemmy, then 100% they can very easily install a custom Root CA and make their own certificates, and you should assume all your traffic is monitored. But if they allow BYOB or for your phone to be on the network, then they would be unable to see that traffic without you being able to tell, because you would get certificate errors.
But if they allow you to install a VPN, then just use TOR with a TOR bridge and you wouldnt have issues, because they cant tell its VPN / TOR traffic akaik
Awesome, thanks for the feedback!
The callbacks not being widely known about was my concern as well, as I had only heard about them when researching a solution for this, lol. I’ll probably stick with my solution, and write a page in the documentation describing what they are and how to use them, to hopefully make it clear.
Ill take a look at Traitlets too! Thanks!
yup! I enjoy their CI stuff more, and its not owned my Microsoft, so thats a plus :)
Plus we use gitlab selfhosted at work, so its just what Im used to.
Oh man, you’re right! Whoops. I’ll go ahead and add that, lol.
I appreciate that! Glad im not doing anything horribly wrong… I’ll have to play around with the init script to see how to make it easier to get the needed functions.
I do have a pertinent question I forgot to ask about in my main post if you have some time, though. I am using SocketIO for their realtime API, and needed to figure out how to pass events received from the socket onto the client that is using the wrapper. I opted for requiring callback functions to be registered for the different events we could receive, that way they can choose what functions they want called when we get the event, but is that the best way to do it? I couldn’t think of any other method to pass that event in an async fashion, lol.
Thanks! I figure my code can be pretty bad but if my documentation is at least decent people will be able to use it lmao.
Just discovered dataclasses the other day actually, Im using it for OGSCredentials
and am happy with how easy it was, so I will be converting other stuff over to it as well!
Its the “new hype tech product background” gradient lol