I say refederate. We haven't blocked any of the turbolib instances, so I think we should let users themselves decide what instance to block.
Anecdotal, but I've never had an issue with Lemmygrad or Hexbear like so many people here constantly complain about. I find both instances preferable to most of the shit that appears from places like .world
Used phones: exist
Users who constantly repost this same comment: "doesn't look like anything to me."
I've also really struggled with Caddy despite everyone saying its so simple. I'm pretty new to all this, but I had better luck with Traefik - I now actually have a reverse proxy up and running correctly, which I haven't been able replicate with Caddy.
Traefik labels make sense to me in a way Caddy does not.
The United States is such a shithole country lol
No one should travel there.
Have you considered not being a simple treat hog?
What a complete fucking moron. Doesn't seem to have learned anything either.
This an incredibly fucking stupid post. You're so off base it would be funny if there wasn't an ongoing genocide happening while you're here brushing off Isreals warcrimes with a moronic analogy.
Just FYI - I had no issue using a @passmail.net email.
Get a load of this guy who doesn't understand the separation between state, local, and federal government agencies.
To be fair those lines (in the US at least) are blurring more and more with all the federal overreach currently going on, and cowards in state and local government capitulating, but that's even more of a reason to not roll over and make it as easy as possible for the Feds to keep a live database of our identities and feed the machine that is the security state.
I'm legitimately surprised at the amount of actual morons in this thread popping out with the ol "They already have it why not just make it as easy as possible for them to continually keep an updated database of your current facial appearance?".
Same vein as "I have nothing to hide so privacy invasions are fine!". Fuck off with this cattle-ass mindset.
This is incredible! I'm going to play around with this in my docker stack.