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cerement, to asklemmy in Is there any way to flag OC lemmy/fediverse posts? Maybe an optional checkbox "OC lemmy/fediverse content" or something that marks the post with an OC badge or something similar?
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  • “none of the major communies have that hint in their description”
    • because the “[OC]” convention predates Lemmy by a LONG shot (easily predates Reddit as well)
  • “I have not seen [OC] on any post in /memes”
    • any of the c/memes communities are not going to be focusing (or care) about original content – and since most memes are closer to the Ship of Theseus (or more accurately, layered palimpsests), it’s hard to call it OC – the current poster would be closer to a conductor or a DJ than to a creator …
cerement, (edited ) to asklemmy in Is there any way to flag OC lemmy/fediverse posts? Maybe an optional checkbox "OC lemmy/fediverse content" or something that marks the post with an OC badge or something similar?
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as you said, Lemmy is a link aggregator – you post your original content to Pixelfed or Peertube or Funkwhale or Pleroma or Mastodon or a dozen other services and post the link to Lemmy with “[OC]” in the title as @can said

cerement, to asklemmy in What search engine do you recommend that isn't Google or Bing?
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Random SearX Redirector – basically just that, sends your search to a random working SearXNG instance

cerement, to memes in Pizza delivery
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blue cheese, pineapple, and pepperoni

cerement, to datahoarder in What's an elegant way of automatically backing up the contents of a large drive to multiple smaller drives that add up to the capacity of the large drive? (on Linux)
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sounds like your main limitation is attaching the drives – if you can attach them all to a single system (ex. a separate computer or a NAS case) then at least it becomes somewhat easier to access them all at once

I was thinking JBOD but Wikipedia points out the same issue you mention with RAID 0, failure of one drive can mess up the logical volume which leads to a whole host of new issues to deal with during recovery

cerement, to memes in Pizza delivery
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pizza delivery guys don’t get qualified immunity

cerement, to memes in Pizza delivery
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kinda hard to be worse than the police …

cerement, to memes in Pizza delivery
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kevlar body armor was developed by a pizza delivery guy

cerement, to lemmyshitpost in Or licorice
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someone hasn’t discovered the wonders of salmiakki yet

cerement, to asklemmy in Is it just my circle, or has it been a challenge getting into the Christmas/holiday spirit the last couple of years?
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Jólabókaflóð – forget gifts, exchange books and sit around a fire drinking hot chocolate

cerement, to linuxmemes in which ones do you think I missed?
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pfft … you just haven’t discovered our lord and saviour, NixOS

cerement, (edited ) to linux in are tiling WM good only for terminal?
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  • a big feature of tiling window managers is the auto-placement / auto-adjustment / auto-sizing of windows to fit available space
    • their main focus is always having everything visible (nothing hidden behind overlaps)
    • and most of them take advantage of having a good set of keybinds so everything can be keyboard driven rather than half-and-half with a mouse
  • before jumping feet first into tiling window managers, get an easy introduction with
    • Pop Shell – an extension that adds tiling features to Gnome
    • PaperWM adds linear tiling to Gnome
    • Material Shell – focusing on a more grid based workspace model
  • DistroTube argued that the killer feature of tiling window managers is the workspaces, not the tiling
  • check through the hotkeys of your current window manager – you won’t get the full dynamic features of a tiling window manager, but most of them have keys for snapping windows to top-half, bottom-half, left-half, right-half (as well as sometimes offering by quarter as well)
cerement, to linuxmemes in which ones do you think I missed?
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there’s still stories going around that Gates copied chunks of CP/M …

cerement, to linuxmemes in which ones do you think I missed?
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agree with @avidamoeba, power corrupts – radix malorum est cupiditas

cerement, (edited ) to memes in For real tho
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capitalism removed the “I want to make a living” option and forced everyone into “I need every ounce of money I can get just to survive”

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