? How? I have almost the same washing machine. The 0:57 is an estimate of how long the cycle will take.
Good for them. Cyberpunk was an excellent game, and the Phantom Liberty expansion was dope. The multiple different endings made the game much more replayable. Some of the endings are some of the saddest in videogames lately.
This article put me in a bad mood. It also didn't really answer the question, but leaves it up to the reader to interpret the data.
One of those canisters is equivalent to burning 178mL of gasoline. Or enough to power an average car for 2km. Most people burn through the equivalent of 30+ of these a day going to work and back.
Yes, I agree on the alcohol tax re. Healthcare costs. However, I ferment my own drinks and I'd like to point out the irony of buying raw ingredients + yeast, vs buying a prepared drink. It's like you are getting taxed for convenience as a deterrent.
Lol this is just a joke... Food should have always been completely tax free! Two weeks?!? What kind of circus is this?? Is he trying to buy votes for $250/pop? I'm amazed at what they come up with next.
LOL. It does not stand for Marxist-Leninist. That's some grade A trolling if I saw it.
First of all, I agree with almost everything you have said. Trudeau has stated that he wants to keep the price of housing "flat". I'm sure the NDP can also implement policies to do that if they wanted. Do you think that this is a way to get out of the pyramid scheme? I feel like just because we've built the scheme up a lot, it doesn't mean all hope is lost
As AI-generated text continues to evolve, distinguishing it from human-authored content has become increasingly difficult. This study examined whether non-expert readers could reliably differentiate between AI-generated poems and those written by well-known human poets. We conducted two experiments ...
Just go for it bro /s
What a weird question...
What do you mean in your second sentence?
No, bombs and the defence industry was not was I was on about. I see your point. Yes there's been some downturn recently, but the tech industry has always been cyclical. It's difficult to get hired today, and there's certainly favoritism towards senior employees.
My point was simply about economics; supply and demand. In my university, about half of all degrees issued are in the arts. If employers want someone with that kind of training, then they have all of the selection in the world. Compare this to a tech company. If a tech company wants to expand their business and they need to implement a technology to do that, depending on what technology it is, there might be like, 1k.. maybe 100k, maybe 1M people on the planet that have that specialty? Employers are going to pay a lot more for a person with that kind of training.
Supply and demand. There's less people in STEM so they get paid more.
I worked for a competitor, (not laid off, just quit to take a break). AMD seems to pay a bit better and the office is closer to home. They have been stealing coworkers over the years. I get the impression that the company culture is a bit more about taking risks. My old employer was very conservative, and even though I was working in the least conservative team, I still felt like the culture was too slow.
Why? Is it a bad place to work? Spill the beans lol
Jesus, call Polievre lots of things but seriously, a threat to democracy? Damnit, I vote Left and this just makes me realize the Tyee isnโt a particularly good or vetted news source. (Admittedly, what did I expect, you do get what you pay for.)
Completely agree. I think this article is nothing but "rage-bait"... no wait... "fear-mongering"? Somewhere in the middle.
The UKโs fertility rate is at an all-time low, and many other countries face similar declines, creating ageing populations. But can ecological benefits of fewer people outweigh social problems created?
It's interesting how different countries are dealing and are effected by the declining worldwide birth rates. The most astounding statistic to me is that wildlife populations have dropped +70% over the past 50 years. Frankly, if humans think that we are in the right to drop wildlife populations by such a staggering amount, a slight drop in human populations only seems like a fair way to balance the scales.
A landlord from B.C.โs Lower Mainland who evicted a longtime tenant only to rent out the same unit months later for more money has been ordered to compensate him $16,480.
I am relieved to hear that this tennant got some money back.
There seems to be a difference in views on what housing means to people. To the landlords, it's an exchange, a source of income for losing access to space. Landlords think it's fair to evict a tennant if it means they can charge more for rent. To the tennant, it's literally where they eat, live, and sleep. Their SOL if the landlord kicks them out. The because of this, the demand-curve on a demand-supply graph is steep. This causes the sensitivities were seen in the rental market these past couple years. The supply side is also steep because of NIMBY's.
So what happens? Prices go up and quantities don't change. Current landlords are rewarded, new landlords are hardly created, and tenants are left scrambling as they move from place to place, having their entire life uprooted each time.
And then people wonder why Canada isn't having kids. LOL
Some setup notes for self-hosting a Lemmy instance
Hey; I just got a Lemmy instance up and running. I'd like to share some tips and things that helped me along the way.
I used the Ansible installer found here. Just following the instructions is pretty clear if you've ever set up a server before. I did have a couple of hickups though:
- In the
hostsconfig file, there's a like that says "myuser@example.com: replace with the destination you use to connect to your server via ssh."" There's a typo down below where there is nomyuser@example.com, it actually saysexample.cominstead. Do replace it with your username and domain. - The
customPostgresql.confDOES need to be tuned for your server memory and CPU; the default did not work for me - When it says
Configure a DNS A Record to point at your server's IP address.it means you need an IPv4 address for your server. Unfortunately, this means you can't use the cheapest Vultr tier at $2.5/mo, but you have to use the $3.5/mo instance at least. - I used the $5/mo Vultr instance instead of $3.5 because 512MiB of RAM caused my server to run out of memory and start killing processes. For some reason nginx would be the first to go.
- Speaking of nginx; it was not configured to start on startup for some reason. A quick
sudo systemctl enable nginxfixed that. - To diagnose the memory issue; I had to go
docker ps | grep postgres, get the hash/ID for postgres, then dosudo docker logs 5115641fc0b2to see the logs - To see the server logs, the
/srv/lemmy/<domain name here>is where the docker-compose.yml file is, so if youcdinto this dir, only then can you rundocker compose logs -f lemmyordocker compose logs -f lemmy lemmy-ui pictrsto see the lemmy logs - Sometimes, pressing a button in the config menu doesn't do anything. Generally, it's a backend issue and not a frontend one, but the front-end does not tell you that anything has gone wrong. If you "Inspect" and open up the console in your browser, you'll see the server request done and you can see the response.
- I was surprised to learn that you can't make a federated AND private Lemmy instance. I guess it makes sense? I kind of want to save on server bandwidth/resourse by being the only user though...
- My ISO of Debain did not have a swap file or partitioned any swap space. Create a swap file and make it permanent through the following commands:
sudo fallocate -l 1G /swapfilesudo chmod 600 /swapfilesudo mkswap /swapfilesudo swapon /swapfileand then editsudo nano /etc/fstaband add the line/swapfile none swap sw 0 0. Without the swap Lemmy would crash the server.
Anyways, hope these notes help someone! If you've got any tips I'd love to hear.