I love systemd. Anyone who has tried to write initscripts or manage dependencies will agree with me.

I’m in Arkansas

I’m sorry.

There used to be a vaccine approved for human use, but it was discontinued because it wasn’t profitable.

Yay capitalism.

Both pizza and open faced sandwiches are actually just toast.

I’ve had sleep paralysis exactly once, but since I knew what it was I found it an extremely interesting experience and studied it while I could.

I can’t imagine the terror of not knowing what’s going on.

The ‘catch’ is that running a service like this gets expensive fast and it’s the same with all the free image hosting sites.

Catbox is run entirely by donations with anything left covered by the owner out of their own pocket. If the donations dry up, it will eventually have to shut down. Again, this isn’t unique to Catbox, all the free sites could easily suffer the same fate.

It will absolutely mess with federation. Accounts on the instance that moved should be relevantly unaffected, but anyone from external instances subscribed to local communities will need to subscribe to the new domain.

lemmy.world isn’t blocking anything. If you check all/new you’ll see a bunch.

https://public.ipha.pw/Screenshot_20230708_204243.png

This was used at the splash screen for dev builds in 2011 and was never shown on a release build. The dev splash screens have always been a bit memey.

Added: https://github.com/GNOME/gimp/commit/eb0591f97dca152ec827db083f910b6a9ea16369
Removed: https://github.com/GNOME/gimp/commit/5b4db22ae1b3d3c9aa7a91cb64e29e4f1b15ed18

The poster’s.

Images are not federated, they only live on the hosting instance.

Thumbnails might copied though, I’m not sure.

TL;DR: incremental improvements and

maximum throughput of at least 30Gbps

lol no

… I know how to use iptables, does that make me a witch or something?