Sounds like https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=465864

Have you tried pressing both simultaneously from off until the asus logo appears?

Same, just collected them and forgot. As someone who played outer worlds a year ago but didn’t finish it, I have no desire to play starfield now.

Are you using docker compose? You can set the container hostname for telegraf, https://community.influxdata.com/t/incorrect-hostname-picked-up-by-telegraf-docker-container/24469/6

Yea you’re right, I can’t be too upset.

I don’t wanna overanalyze the meme, but it is irritating when you can’t have a conversation with someone without their whole identity being based on whatever they’ve recently watched. Then if you haven’t seen it, them uncreatively explaining the plot to you.

I’ve seen half the shows listed and they’re all pretty decent. And this is from someone who just cycles one subscription and watches whatever looks interesting on the current subscription.

I wish Station Eleven was longer :(

I wanted to see that world explored a little longer.

Man, I remember a couple teachers that encouraged randomly asking questions like that, and the whole class was really engaged. It was very rare but an amazing environment to learn in. I feel bad that there’s so many people that never got to have those sort of teachers.

They would probably be more likely to stare at their phones instead of learning if they did.

I do think that having students sit at desks for hours at a time is not an effective way of teaching. Giving students different ways of learning is beneficial and more likely to motivate them. But that usually is more work and more expensive to do.

In an ideal world, every student would have an individualized, self paced learning program with a dedicated teacher. Unfortunately, that’s not the case for nearly any student.

If schools only focused on what students were motivated to learn, I’m not sure schools would really be accomplishing much. Not to say that schools shouldn’t foster motivation in students. Just that technology, especially social media, is very effective at distracting people.

Depends on how you’re accessing lemmy. There’s a button on lemmy websites if your instance’s admin has allowed it.

Don’t think so, easier to request someone on the other instance to create it for you.

To have loved and to be loved.

You were not an asshole for saying thanks dude, but your comment after their reaction made you an asshole then. Your coworker’s reaction was pretty strong though. Have you had issues with them before? I would try to apologize to them when you get a chance, maybe bring some coffee and donuts as consolation if you really wanna mend things.

Don’t forget to do so in the alternate realities you discover too 😄

I’ll adopt the hedgie

No, It’s a blank slate when I wake up usually. Only occasionally do I have deja vu dreams. I’m not sure I want to be completely lucid for my dreams.

Not directly to your exact question, but do you have something like rspamd set up? I would consider doing some filtering with rspamd modules. It’s a lot of learning to go through, but has some good defaults. It can filter outgoing mail as well as incoming.

Just guessing, you might be the first person to try to visit that community/magazine from your instance, so lemmy doesn’t have the posts from before trying to federate.

There should probably be a message after federating a new community that tells people that old posts aren’t retroactively added to your local instance (unless done manually or unless that changes in the future). Or just something that tells users when a community was federated locally.

I think so. I haven’t needed to use it yet myself. I think it should forget the community and not federate future posts, unless some rediscovers/adds the community again. This is likely wrong sorry. An ability to block and purge specific remote instance communities seems pretty important.

As an admin, you can use the web UI to purge a community from your instance.

You reminded me of Toy Commander for that sort of map design. Lots of memories of it on Dreamcast.