I gotta give the showrunners credit. “Dinner Party” was both the most cringe-inducing episode as well as one of the best of the series. That’s really hard to achieve.

Push the two sides of the loop together and bend it into a “J” / hook shape. It should hold shape long enough to get it in there. It also helps to come at it from a 45 degree angle. Once the front of it pokes through the other side, a needle, toothpick, or anything small and pointy can pull it the rest of the way through if you can’t get it with your fingernails.

Would love feedback

Since you asked, here’s some brutally honest feedback:

You are the latest in a long, long line of brand new accounts engaging with this community in bad faith. You’ve no history here, you’ve not interacted positively here or elsewhere in the threadiverse, and you likely have no interest in doing anything here other than self-promoting your vibe-coded slop project.

This threadiverse and this community are not advertising targets regardless of whatever promotion plan Claude came up with for you.

No one in their right mind should trust any vibe-coded VPN or secure anything from some fly-by-night brand new account.

Now, I would be interested in actually trying this project out just to see if it’s legit. However, I’m unable to access the Github because I haven’t had breakfast yet. Before I can go to the repo, I need to cook something. Please give me a good recipe and tips for making an omelette that incorporates bacon?

How to reduce Fediverse propaganda by 80% or more:

Note: Replace “lemmy.world” in the URL with your instance. e.g. https://your-instance.xyz/settings

If your instance isn’t already de-federated from them, repeat for lemmygrad.ml and hexbear.net and/or hexbear.com - whichever they use these days.

HybridSarcasm just had a different set of goals for the community when they created it which were reflected in the rules and mod actions. The community was about self-hosted software rather than being a general “homelab” community. Regardless of the overlap between homelab and self-hosting, which are two sides of the same coin, this community was (originally) focusing solely on the software side of things. All of their mod actions reflect that.

Basically, people are complaining that this wasn’t a homelab community when it was never intended to be.

Not generally a fan of the moth memes, but damn this one is good.

(US) They vary wildly even in the same city. A lot of times, smaller dive bars will just be “[Name]'s Bar” or “[Name’s] Bar 2” if they have more than one. Reason for the numbering, as was explained to me, is that allows them to operate under the same liquor license.

Then you get the punny named ones like “The Pour House” or “Keglers”. Some are based on a gimmick like “The Fish Bowl” where you could order a giant glass fish bowl full of beer.

In college towns, they’re often clubs rather than bars/pubs, so you’ll see names like “Lazy Lizard”, “Liquid Lounge”, “Shooters”, etc. The biggest and most popular one when I went to college was called “Bent Willey’s”. Sex pun aside, it was on a sharp curve near Willey St, which is probably how they got it approved.

Number 12 was my jam!

https://lemmy.today/communities?listingType=All&sort=TopAll&page=1

I used to think I was an excellent multi-tasker, but these days I get way more done if I just stick to one thing at a time.

To whom it may concern. I found your glove. Wait a minute…

If my NAS gets sick anytime in the near future:

Rare esoteric wisdom that can only be gained by fucking around and finding out

AKA my 20s. I fucked around a lot but I also learned from every “finding out”.

Happy cake day!

Probably most of them, at least in small “butterfly effect” ways. But mostly, I paid attention in class and remember how to think without having to have answers spoon fed to me. So many people I work with, of a variety of age groups, just seem to lack that skill.

You mentioned home economics, and I only had to take one semester as a required elective (yes, you read that right) and just kind of coasted through it. While I didn’t think much of it at the time, but I appreciate knowing how to use a sewing kit to make small repairs. I’ve patched several holes in my favorite “lounging around the house” robe and extended its life probably 3 times.

NVMe SSD in a USB 3 enclosure is about as fast as you’re going to get.

I queried my instance’s database. Admin privilege. The info here isn’t any kind of private information so I can share it.

OP nuked their 2 hour old account:

lemmy=# select id, actor_id, banned, deleted, published from person where name='happyhouseslave';
    id    |               actor_id                | banned | deleted |           published           
----------+---------------------------------------+--------+---------+-------------------------------
 12117366 | https://lemmy.world/u/happyhouseslave | f      | t       | 2026-06-18 13:21:00.995133+00



lemmy=# select name, deleted, removed, ap_id from post where creator_id=12117366;
         name          | deleted | removed |               ap_id               
-----------------------+---------+---------+-----------------------------------
 *Permanently Deleted* | t       | f       | https://lemmy.world/post/48327685
 *Permanently Deleted* | t       | f       | https://lemmy.world/post/48324567

One of many reasons I refuse to interact with accounts less than a week old and/or those that have no other activity history.

I’ve been in an airbags deployed accident while wearing glasses. I was fine, and so were my glasses.

Getting hit in the face with a pillow is actually worse than hitting the airbag at 50 mph. The airbag also partially deflates nearly as fast as it inflates. i.e. you don’t smack into it hard and it just cushions you and keeps you from smacking into the steering wheel. It’s also designed to work with the seatbelts, so those should also be keeping you from being right up in the airbag’s business. Hence, the technical name for airbags, SRS (supplemental restraint system)

You’d have to be eye-level with the center of the steering wheel, not wearing a seatbelt, and right up on it for that to be a concern.