

Wasn’t Windscribe the provider that lied about a server getting seized without a warrant?
I joined Lemmy back in 2020 and have been using it as @qaz@lemmy.ml until somewhere in 2023 when I switched to lemmy.world. I’m interested in systemd/Linux, FOSS, and Selfhosting.


Wasn’t Windscribe the provider that lied about a server getting seized without a warrant?
I’d like to say that I appreciate seeing posts with a video embed instead of a YouTube link or other closed platforms.
I personally use Node-RED for several automations myself. Is it worth switching to n8n?
Didn’t Finland do this? (Ban private schools)



It’s a Tumblr thing. You can’t edit posts but you can add hashtags


Piracy related communities are blocked on lemmy.world


The piezoelectric properties of quartz and their uses for watches are actually mentioned in the video


It’s obviously the result of the Dutch living below the sea level and the short drowning, it’s quite sad actually.


FYI You can embed it like this:


I mod several communities so I never block people, because I want to see their posts and comments
FYI They’re a troll who only post to instigate


What do you dislike about them? I tend to be a bit more skeptical of it’s progress than him, but I feel like it’s good to hear a different perspective. I also like that he gets guests with more knowledge about the topic to bring some more expertise while he acts as a proxy for the average viewer to make it more understandable for a general audience.


I think it’s because it’s entirely unmoderated (at least it was the last time I checked) and while they claim that defeats censorship they also realize that having CP everywhere ain’t a good look


Typescript’s string pattern types are quite neat though


It’s not bs because you don’t know it.
For anyone else wondering what it’s about. Due to the way modern memory chips function, they leak electricity and have to be recharged periodically. This prevents the CPU from accessing the memory resulting in latency spikes. This video explains that, and explores methods to mitigate it.
I’m not really sure how people come to that conclusion either, but perhaps they are just unfamiliar with these types of posts


It’s working for me now too


It shows a near vertical spike

Yes that was what I was referring to. I suspect it was meant as some kind of marketing stunt. There are some interesting comments about this on one of the Dutch subreddits.