Recently built a computer for my kiddo. Beg, borrow, and steal. And keep an eye out for motherboard and memory combos from new egg.

Thank you for this. I will make the extra effort to steer new accounts here that get posts removed from where I moderate.

This is a much better idea than not removing posts.

Mods have enough to deal with. If getting a single post removed turns someone away from the platform because they couldn’t be arsed to read the rules or search again for the right community, that’s probably a net benefit for the entire Lemmy community.

That post is just setting off all kinds of alarm bells.

What are the odds that something could impersonate them in a way that gets their account banned? And if that really did happen, why on earth would they not be able to talk about it?

Shady AF.

Off topic is off topic. Removing a post for violating rules isn’t mean, it’s maintaining the integrity of the communities people come here for.

Same here. I was using Readarr and now Chaptarr on default setting and never had an issue.

No, they would not build enough because that would reduce profit. And households would pay more because demand is up, and households would get disconnected. We’ve already seen how they do things.

Case in point, they’ve reversed their outlook already.

Glad to hear, I almost chimed in and suggested you just setup audiobookshelf but thought you probably didn’t want to do another server.

It really is the best tool for the job.

Ooooo, Walmart about to get BIPA’d just ask Google and Facebook, that shit is gonna hurt.

Wrong community

The order of operations does not matter in the slightest. The government allowed it to happen, and Texas had no laws to prevent it.

The rest of the world has zoning laws to prevent that kind of idiocy.

This is hilarious because a year or so ago these idiots were saying that building a bunch of data centers would stabilize the Texas grid and were encouraging building them.

But what do you expect from a southern state so corrupt it can’t supply enough power to heat homes in the winter and builds fertilizer factories across the street from schools.