I think they mean privacy friendly version of the infrastructure could be developed.

In soup.

I ran a BBS back in the day with like 200ish? users. Engagement was way more valuable than growth. More people makes things harder, not easier. More engagement from less people is easier to manage, and leads to better communities.

Lemmy feels the same.

Lemmy is for discourse. I’d rather see the healthy and interesting back and forth of an OP and commenter than 5K up votes.

Fake frames. Nvidia double benefits.

Note: Tis a joke, personally I think DLSS frame generation is cool, as every frame is “fake” anyway.

Fill them with clear silicone caulk.

Great, thank you.

Yea your edit is the problem unfortunately. Moving across datasets would incur disk reads/writes and sending of terabytes of data.

The goal in separating them out is because I want to be able to independently zfs send folder 1 somewhere without including folder 2. Poor choice of dataset layout when I built the array.

It’s different for different people. This is a “Do you have an internal monologue?” question.

Woa, I was reading this as the Edit federated in and it refreshed. Trippy.

Ahhh that makes sense.

What’s with all the hashtags in the title?

As the other commenter stated, Italian moz is made from water buffalo milk, which the US doesn’t have. And unfortunately, it’s not importable because it wouldn’t survive the trip without pasteurization (and current risks of bird flu with less pasturized milks due to lax US handling laws). There are also laws in the EU about what can be called moz, which dont exist in the US (don’t get cheddar lovers started).

US moz is made with cows milk, and while it can be very good when made fresh, most people find the Itallian version to be a completely different cheese, and much more applicable to the dishes it is served with in Italy.

In the US, American-Italian food has made shifts to items like chicken parm, etc, partly because of historic American tastes, but also because of what pairs better with the cheese.

All this to say, moz is good, in Italy and in the US. But they are very different cheeses.

This is why “on ear” headphones exist vs “over ear”.

This question is very regional, so I could list a ton of things. For instance since I’m not in the UK, crumpets would be on my list (send me some please).

What is this defined as? I feel like we have them here, but they’re more like smoothies so I’m guessing this is different?

We have a deli here that makes fresh moz daily, you can find places that do it all over. Shelf-life really only keeps it out of supermarkets. The problem for many forms of cheese in many countries, and especially the US, is the requirements around pasturization. Completely changes the texture and taste. And for moz specifically, the lack of Buffalo.

You’re not personally responsible

While I agree with your overall comment, I disagree with how it starts. We are all responsible for the decisions we make, once we are educated about those decisions.

Example: You can buy bamboo toilet paper for less than Charmin when purchased online. This reduces the deforestation of old growth trees by reducing the demand. Now that you know this, you are responsible for the choice you make on what you purchase. Or buy a bidet. Every person who talks about this spreads education, which is what influences larger scale decisions about regulation (albeit much more slowly than campaign donations).

For those whop ask, source: https://savetrees.co/products/bulk-toilet-paper?variant=44493957431458 vs https://www.walmart.com/ip/Charmin-Ultra-Gentle-Toilet-Paper-18-Mega-Rolls-231-Sheets-per-Roll/2846366584

$0.0039991667 per sheet vs $0.0048027898 per sheet for Charmin.

In another thread I mentioned OSI needs another tier to handle forced noncommercial source available licenses. Got down voted to hell and back.

Glad to see there are others of similar mind.

Bazzite is also great for the living room TV.

https://lemmyverse.net for starters, but I also run Lemmy Community Seeder (https://github.com/Fmstrat/lcs) with the TRACKER_FILE option.

Every time a new community has a post that makes Top Day in the first 100, it adds the community to a text file. So I look at that every now and then. I used to have it subscribe my instance, but don’t anymore.