What kind of research necessitates killing whales??

If he’s doing this for profit, there has to be a consumer… Who are the consumers and what are they buying?

Lmao what’s with the salty tone lol

I’m not an expert or anything, but as it has been explained to me, the geo-political consequences of Ukraine having NATO weapons is enormous… If Ukraine were to have access to F-18s, F-35s, or any NATO asset, it would implicate NATO, and further escalate the conflict towards a NATO-Russian war (World War 3), and the precipitation of nuclear assets. This is why even France’s own Dassault assets and Sweden’s Saabs were not offered. F-16s are old enough, and used enough by non-NATO forces that this might be okay.

A prolonged war, while incredibly tragic, might still be less costly than World War 3…

Damn, those drones sitting in the audience clapping is equally disgusting.

It’s a fucking shame you don’t realize how many of the things you use on a daily basis derived from space explorations. https://www.inc.com/bill-murphy-jr/27-innovations-we-use-constantly-but-that-you-probably-didnt-know-were-from-nasa-space-program.html

The fact that you are even replying on this platform from your computer or phone makes you hypocritical for criticising the space programs, as well as shows how out of touch you are with how social problems need to be resolved.

Go touch grass.

What’s your business dictating what others do?

What’s with the misery?

And may I suggest you do some research before replying?

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-65787391

Balancing an AK-47 assault rifle slung around his left shoulder and a large stick in his right hand, Abdul hits the heads of poppies as hard as he can. The stalks fly in the air, as does the sap from the poppy bulb, releasing the distinctive, pungent smell of opium in its most raw form.

In April 2022, Taliban supreme leader Haibatullah Akhundzada decreed that cultivation of the poppy - from which opium, the key ingredient for the drug heroin can be extracted - was strictly prohibited. Anyone violating the ban would have their field destroyed and be penalised according to Sharia law.

The sticks are used to destroy the fields, not beat people 🤦

And punishment under Sharia law is much more severe than getting beat by a stick, which isn’t something that obviously will never fly in the US.

I mean… Sure there are major improvements that can be had in the US, but punishment and consequences as defined in Sharia law isn’t exactly something that the US can simply adopt.

I had literally just set this up on my truenas instance yesterday (even though I’ve been using ZeroTier for some time). The key thing to recognize is that truenas whipes out any modifications to its system after a reboot, hence the need for this script.

https://alan.norbauer.com/articles/zerotier-on-truenas

I’ve heard great things about tailscale, but just have had an opportunity to try it.

And, yet, the multi-billion dollar industries keep on keeping on.

And as more people refuse to pay and pirate, studios enlist copyright trolls to chase down piracy as an avenue of compensation. That is until a new game-changing service that disrupts the industry (the way Netflix first did by offering a single solution at a reasonable price), followed by copycat services fragmenting access to media at price increases, and the cycle repeats.

Such is the disgusting routine cycle of capitalism and greed.

I wonder if they even evaluate cause of unsubscription. A re-subscription simply brings their DAU/MAU (daily-active-users/monthy-active-users) stats up, and maintains the average trend…

A real message would be to not give them that count…

I consume my media on anything that can access the internet. Even on a stream deck, thanks to Plex. As another user posted, Emby and Jellyfin are alternatives as well.

Edit: consume not costume

Gogs and Gitea are git alternatives that offers GitLab features with less system resource demands.

Though, it would be good to understand your use case, whereby a GitHub private repository would not be suitable…