[–] 1 point 1 week ago

This looks WILDLY similar to my old setup! If you've got really old RG59 in there, it's going to suck - horrible jitter, and sub-1gig for sure, and obviously the longer the run the worse it gets.

If you throw 2.5 Gbps adapters on to a nice clean piece of new RG6 though, especially point to point (but then you'd lose this boost), it is not terrible.

In the end it was just a stopgap, I think I used it for about 5 years and then the first time I was having work done and had some parts of the walls open I got my guy to run fibre everywhere he could, and cat8 everywhere else. I do still use one of the RG59 links, just joined at that panel, to do a point to point from an upstairs bedroom, down through the basement and back up to the living room, just carrying super low volume corosync traffic for one of my lab clusters - but all the rest is migrated off now and is a way less frustrating connection now.

I may reuse one of the good RG6 through cinderblock pieces to do RS485 between my ERV and my Home Assistant Yellow at some point in the future, but for the most part the coax is now abandoned (and we flipped the house to fibre internet years ago too.)

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  • [–] 2 points 1 week ago

    Numerous times in the last weeks or months even.

    "Sovereignty comes with responsibilities..." or whatever those dumbfuck politicians complaining about the smoke are saying is just another way to word the same "51st state" bullshit. I have never, in this entire Trump presidency, been as pissed off at US politicians as I have been this week - ESPECIALLY that I personally know more than a couple firefighters, including a couple who have gone down to the US to help with their out of control wild fires when they were unable to deal with them themselves.

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  • [–] -1 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago) (1 child)

    I have seen numerous psychologists and therapists get their backs up about people even saying "I'm depressed" or "I've been depressed lately" - and they'll quickly jump in to say "YOU ARE SAD. DEPRESSION IS A MEDICAL CONDITION - HAVE YOU BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH DEPRESSION? No? THEN YOU'RE SAD, NOT DEPRESSED" - so I personally steer clear of any and all self-diagnosis. I am not a doctor - I can only accurately describe my symptoms, not the cause or condition.

    Edit: Downvotes for me literally describing what I do and what I have heard many times in my life... classy Lemmy, classy.

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  • [–] 1 point 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

    I mean like, 98%+ of the world's "AI" runs on Linux... people get so focused on desktop environments they lose sight of the big picture.

    Edit: Wasn't following the "news" this week, didn't realize this was about code commits.

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  • [–] 2 points 2 weeks ago

    "are increasingly worried about another tick-borne disease called anaplasmosis"

    Not blaming OP, I know it's the way the title/summary blob are crafted by the authors, but jfc I hate this clickbait shit

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  • [–] 8 points 2 weeks ago (1 child)

    "an experimental initiative that will let companies block users if they are running independent, "de-googled" versions of Android"

    lol, that is quite alright... saving me the effort of figuring out what scumbags they are in a less convenient way. I don't want to be doing business with these people anyway.

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  • [–] 1 point 1 month ago (1 child)

    I'm not sure you're clear on what "slop" is, or what we're asking? All the things you posted in your reply are real photos, the original picture in this post looks like 'AI'-generated slop.

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  • [–] 1 point 2 months ago

    Hinge of no relevance - in left to right reading countries, oldest should be on the left, it is what we intuit as "first".

    Front to back > *, but you didn't allow for that option, so I'm imagining a fridge so full of milk that the rows are already front to back sorted, and we're just deciding what order to put the rows in.

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  • submitted 4 months ago* (last edited 4 months ago) by to c/privacy@lemmy.ml
     

    I don't know if it's just me - I go to great lengths to keep my fedi activity separate from my other internet activity, and I get REALLY mad when I'm browsing Lemmy, click something that I assume will take me to a local discussion (or meme, mostly,) and it opens some random external site - often one I've never even heard of - and now who knows what that site is doing, trying to do, cookies, etc., trying to link me and my referrer to my other activity (I do all my fedi stuff by VPN too, so it wouldn't be by IP, but, they have ways) etc. etc.

    As I couldn't find anything already available, I finally got off my butt and just made something to prevent it. These files can be dumped in a local folder, and then under Chrome/Opera/anything-Chromium extensions, you can 'enable developer options', and then 'load unpacked'. It's SUPER simple, and works, you just need to customize your instance hostname. I thought it might be something at least one other person in this community has thought about and fought with, so I figured I'd share it here!

    Edit: Seems to be working most of the time, but then starts failing and external sites load without a popup (granted I'm testing it HARD, and normally it's just a one-off that I don't catch is an external link with my eyeballs first) - not sure if/how to troubleshoot, but will try. Just be warned, it's not flawless.

    ^ Seems to be fixed in latest version. ^

    background.js - empty file, but required

    content.js -

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    // Attach link listeners
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    // Create a MutationObserver to watch for changes in the DOM
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    manifest.json -

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      "manifest_version": 3,
      "name": "Block External Links",
      "version": "1.1.2",
      "permissions": [
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      "background": {
        "service_worker": "background.js"
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          "matches": ["<all_urls>"],
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    Hope this is useful to someone!!

     

    CBC is exposing the Canada to Israel Charity Pipeline.

    On Friday October 17, CBC's The Fifth Estate will release "Funding the Occupation." They are following “the trail of millions in Canadian tax-deductible charitable donations [that] are supporting Israeli settlements deemed illegal under international law." 

    In 2024 alone, Canadian charities sent at least $222 million to Israel. This is only the amount they reported on their "Schedule 2" as money being sent out of country. This does not necessarily include all donations to qualified donnees or registered charities in Canada, who then send the money to Israeli institutions. So we expect the figure is closer to $400 million, based on an analysis which identified $100 million in donations to Israeli universities and their associated Canadian orgs in 2023. 

    Watch "Funding the Occupation" on or after October 17, 9pm on CBC-TV, YouTube (https://buff.ly/qSE8WdJ), or CBC Gem (https://buff.ly/WBJUJYQ). 

    To learn more about the Canada to Israel Charity Pipeline, check out HERE.

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