I am in the showers at the marina (yes, TERFs, the women’s showers. Go fuck yourselves). They have the radio on. They are talking to a “psychotherapist” who explains how, because of the iron in your blood, you can get rid of “negative energy” by touching a radiator to “ground yourself” for 20 minutes a day.
Did the Enlightenment actually happen, or did I imagine it?
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Dear Vodafone. That you managed to make registration for your site not work with the built in password manager for iPhones, one of the most popular mobile phones, is deeply unfortunate. It’s also an impressive achievement, because iCloud Keychain works nearly everywhere. You actually have to go out of your way to bugger it up.
But you, a mobile phone company, have managed to make your mobile site not work with this most common of mobile phones. I am impressed with the amount of effort it must have taken to be this incompetent.
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Techbros: self driving cars are inevitable!
Also techbros: prove you are human by performing a task that computers can’t do, like identifying traffic lights.
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US Republican senator praises UK Labour’s ‘Reaganesque’ policy
Conservative lawmaker Chuck Grassley likes the look of Rachel Reeves’ tax proposals.Jones Hayden (POLITICO)
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You can tell your covid requirements are pseudoscience tickybox woo when they emphasise “hand gel”, which is completely fucking useless against covid, over “face masks”, which are not.
And also when your activity is outdoors in the countryside.
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@Adam With the caveat that a lot of the orthodoxy around those viruses also originates from the same utterly wrong assumptions that made the WHO state that covid couldn’t possibly be airborne until they evidence that it was became overwhelming.
I’m not saying personal hygiene with regard to hand cleanliness isn’t important: it is. It’s much more an issue for gastrointestinal stuff though, and is unhelpful to focus on with diseases (including the ones you mention), that the vast majority of people catch through inhalation.
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Apparently I have a controversial belief about the modern software industry. I don’t think it should be controversial.
The belief is this: writing new code in C in 2023 is like installing plumbing in a new house using lead pipes.
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Just genocidal fucks openly planning a genocide. Nothing to see here.
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*goes to add to kindle*
*finds it's already in the pile*
Somewhere around the coal layers...
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Britain and France are sibling countries: We spend a thousand years fighting like cat and dog because MUM SAID I COULD HAVE CALAIS, YOU COW!
And then Germany comes along and messes with one, and the other is like, "HITTING MY SISTER IS MY JOB! DIE!"
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@Pete Alex Harris🦡🕸️🌲/∞🪐∫ @John Macintosh UUUUUUUULA!
And presently they came to Tillingham, where, if Wells had done his research properly, he would have known it is basically a mudflat and far too shallow to float a torpedo ram, which had a draft of 6 metres.
Going through moons of the solar system, and I get the naming scheme, but it's still funny that Uranus has a moon called Margaret.
My aunt is called Margaret.
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Seeing someone on Reddit saying that they never used the maths (specifically, “pi”) they learned at school, and that it was pointless learning it.
I have used trigonometry and calculus in my everyday life to make short work of problems, mostly relating to DIY. If you reach middle age without m any this stuff, then I can almost guarantee that you have done several things the hard way when you didn’t need to.
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I’ve used very little of the math they tried to teach me and forgotten an awful lot of it:(
But my opinion wasn’t that it was a pointless thing to be taught, but that school did one hell of a bad job at doing it:( At one point I was good at maths (at least compared to my peers) and slowly they sucked every bit of fun and wonder out of it:(
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Green Party 'At Risk of Going Bust' Amid Trans Row Legal Challenge from Former Deputy Leader – Byline Times
The party's accounts suggest there is "significant doubt" about whether it can continue as a "going concern" due to a series of legal challenges.Josiah Mortimer (Byline Times)
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@rachel_norfolk There are three of us???
Also I said day one that Google having a browser was to further their own goals of stealing information and forcing ads everywhere.
People were quite upset with me for having that opinion. But here we are, and I have no joy in being right about this or anything else negative:(
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!Self Hosted - Self-hosting your services. So I got a warning that nginx proxy manager hadn't been renewing my certificates for a while tonight.
Tried to renew them manually.
It broke, everywhere, badly. Ended up reinstalling from scratch, even on a different machine, but it Would Not Work. Kept throwing internal NPM errors.
Is it currently broken? I've resorted to a manual nginx config for now. but it's not ideal. Anyone else seeing flakiness from nginx proxy manager?
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Try turning off "force SSL" "HTTP/2" and "HSTS" then try to renew. If that works it's a known bug and there's a fix in this thread:
github.com/NginxProxyManager/n…
Internal Error trying to renew cert · Issue #396 · NginxProxyManager/nginx-proxy-manager
I was trying to renew my cert running version 2.2.1 and the following error popped up: [5/4/2020] [10:01:54 PM] [SSL ] › ℹ info Renewing Let'sEncrypt certificates for Cert #1: mywebite.com, [5/4/20...GitHub
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Hang on, Dorries told Sunak, “history will not judge you kindly”?!?
Girl, get some self awareness!
Lost most of Thursday to a migraine.
“That’s odd”, thinks me. “Haven’t had a migraine in ages”
This morning: depression and extreme fatigue.
This evening: joint pains in my index finger.
Aww crap, I ate gluten, didn’t I?
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@Ted don’t even know what it was. I’m pretty careful.
And so many doctors are like, “non coeliacs don’t get extra-intestinal responses to gluten”.
Bullshit.
“If we can’t do crimes, there will be a civil war”
Grow the fuck up
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New flat has a halogen hob
I hate it. It’s total bullshit.
It’s got to go.
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Those UK Election manifestos in full:
Tories: We are going to take the light fittings and run to a tax haven. We will blame this on the trans.
Labour: We’re going to let other people take the light fittings and run to tax havens. It’s still the trans’ fault.
Lib Dems: 48 hour moritorium on stealing light fittings.
SNP: We want independence from HMRC, in case the light fittings are taxable.
Greens: Screw this, we’re going down the pub.
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Britain: a country in terminal decline, which needs bold new visions and an actual fucking intervention.
Instead, the current state of opposition politics in Britain is, “pause dumping shit into the rivers for a weekend”. standard.co.uk/news/politics/s…
Ban sewage discharges over Bank Holiday weekend – Lib Dems
The Environment Agency has no record of sewage discharges during July and AugustMartina Bet (Evening Standard)
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@Alexandra Lanes @Eddie Mullen 🏴 🖖 England and Wales: rudderless decline in red or yellow, or grifting bullshitters.
Scotland: same, except the grifting bullshitters are in tartan.
!Friendica Admins im running friendica in Docker. I periodically stop the main container and cron container to perform backups.
They never exit cleanly. The cron, in particular, has to be killed.
Is there a way to get them to exit nicely?
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Tried to overthrow Putin
He moved his army into the game
Ra ra Prigorzin
Turned round halfway to the Kremlin
And got a bomb smuggled onto his plane
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Just seen a taxi with “advanced bookings only” written on it.
Mate, I’ve booked multi leg rail journeys in the uk involving backtracking and stuff and know the difference between London terminals and London via Thameslink.
How advanced cash hiring your mere car possibly be?
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There are a couple of places when driving I have to play certain tracks, because it's the law:
Crossing the bridge between the Algarve and Spain, I play Back to the Future because it's a timezone border and growing up in an island nation, that still weirds me out a bit.
The A3 near Petersfield has a roundabout with a brown tourism roadsigns to "Bird World". That one gets the Jurassic Park theme.
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