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Cake day: February 22nd, 2026

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  • Your Spotify

    Shame there isn’t a “your deezer” that sounds really cool. Anyways user facing service LXCs (eg. Jellyfin) have Tailscale installed. Here’s my services by box:

    NAS: Ugreen DXP4800 pro

    -Proxmox
    -Pihole
    -NginxProxyManager
    -Homarr
    -Audiobookshelf
    -Jellyfin
    -Seerr
    -Immich
    -Syncthing
    -Searxing
    -Paperless
    -Vaultwarden
    -Mealie
    -Joplin
    -Docker host #1(Romm, LibroFM downloader, audiobookshelf/hardcover integration)
    -Docker host #2 (*arrs)

    Local back up: Beelink eq12 (I think, anyways an Intel N100 thing.

    -Proxmoxx
    -Redundant pihole
    -Redundant NginxProxyManager
    -Syncthing
    -Immich machine learning

    Satalites, usually a RPi3. These act as a relay in users' houses so nothing touches the open web.

    -DietPi
    -Tailscale
    -Pihole
    -NginxProxyManager
    -One poor soul has syncthing and a couple of drives for a remote backup.

    I have a spare no name n100 box that I would like to turn into a network box one day, then I can manage my Airvpn and Tailscale access through that. But for now the ISP router is fine, I guess.


  • Fedegenerate@fedinsfw.apptoPolitical Memes@lemmy.worldJust a reminder
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    Past, you should probably read that book you’re quoting.

    Newspeak was the idea that removing words from people’s vocabulary would remove the thoughts from their head, therefore becoming an avenue for control. Despite the Sapir-Worf hypothesis being bunked, I don’t think it was at the time.

    What words were they removing from your vocabulary, how do you believe it is controling you? Modern examples would be something like ‘Unalive’ I guess, but not really. Sponsors trying to get you stop using the word dead, and talking about death. But, unalive is a work around, not enforced, so not really newspeak.








  • So, about that:

    Human rights watch letter to Joe biden

    We write to express outrage over your administration’s expansion of the cruel and unnecessary immigration detention system. Last month, you signed a spending bill that provides historically high funding for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention - $3.4 billion in taxpayers’ money. Our organizations work with and advocate on behalf of people who have experienced immigration detention. They carry life long scars from the mistreatment and dehumanization they endured because of the United States’ reliance on detention, mostly through private prisons and county jails. Your administration is further entrenching this reliance, marking an utter betrayal of your campaign promises.

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    The system your administration is expanding is riddled with abuse and impunity. Your senior officials have been aware of these significant human rights concerns since day one. ICE’s jails and prisons operate under insufficient standards with inspections that are notorious for covering up deficiencies. Inadequate medical care results in deaths; LGBTQ individuals in custody suffer homophobic and transphobic harassment and abuse; basic sanitation is often lacking; Black immigrants face unaffordable bonds and violence at disparately high rates; and ICE’s use of solitary confinement regularly meets the United Nations’ definition of torture.