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Cake day: June 30th, 2023

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  • Everyone here’s rehashed and rehashed and rehashed, I’ve seen the same people come back with the same things over and over again on these threads.

    I mean it’s cathartic to a point but damn, one thing you don’t see a lot of “what the fuck am I going to do about it”. Well outside of those going I’m never going to vote again people.

    The Democratic party isn’t going to do a thing on their own at this point, leadership is too old, ineffective, unwilling to change without a shit ton of external stimulus. Had a nice discussion thread about calling your rep and yeah, kind of came to the conclusion that the Democrats should be doing this on their own but they’re just too dumb and scared so I’m going to call them even though I’m never going to like them.

    For me, I’m also going to increase my donation to progressive groups this year because unfortunately moving to another country isn’t in the cards for me and then maybe phone bank again, though that’s going to be rough because damn voters are stupid.







  • The chart they showed already had there cheating metric on the decline and what followed wasn’t exactly deviating much from original slope.

    Seems like a very bad analysis of the data to me.

    Does this mean Linux users / players are cheaters or cheat more than players on other platforms? Well, no. The issue is mainly that cheat makers like to run their exploits on Linux whenever they can, so blocking Linux as a platform is the easiest and bluntest tool game developers have to combat the problem.

    Either way, just really confirms that they’re not exactly great developers and I’m fine without playing this game and playing anything from EA honestly.












  • Using nginx with certbot and duck DNS and I ended up using the manual option with a authentication, clean up, and post bash scripts and then final script that I called from chron job that called the scripts every three months.

    Just from a beginning user of let’s encrypt, and while a software developer I’m not versed in backend development, and I found the documentation to be a bit hit or miss, understandable with a plethora of open source projects. Using certbot, because that’s the rabbit hole let’s encrypt first send you down, the documentation while available isn’t easy to navigate in my opinion and it took me a while to track down the variables used to pass down the text and the bulk examples found were all using http-01.

    I just think that if your not someone with a background in tech, just wanting to get a server to and running with ssl following a bunch of other tutorials and guides, it could be a bit better to get adoption.