From my collection.

I also mod. !dull_mens_club@lemmy.world There’s no difference between creating a community on a big instance and hosting a small one in that regard. The costs would be the exact same. I’m taking administration into my own hands and taking that load away from them, and decentralizing which benefits users. If Lemmy.World goes down or defederates from another big instance or makes up some weird rules, then my instance isn’t affected and users have continuity even if they have to make a new account elsewhere.

The way Lemmy works that media is stored on their instance, not mine. The only thing stored on mine are posts and whatever I upload. It costs $5 a month for a cloud server. I could host from home but I don’t feel like messing with it and it’s cheaper than setting up a server.

Without users the hosting cost is very low. I suppose it could go away if something happened to me I guess. The point is that it’s a community which is completely decentralized.

Feel free to visit. !dullsters@dullsters.net a completely independent and topic focused instance with no users. I created it so that the community would not disappear if an instance closed down or defederated from another big instance.

It does put a target on the back of any political operative using them to spread misinfo or stirring the pot. In fact it opens the door for ai bans.

I just never bothered with the screws, some cables even came without them.

Some smart person at the airlines finally jumped on their chance to ban nail clippers in airports and planes. The real reason is because nasty people would clip their nails in the airport and on planes.

How can they say you need all these years experience if the exec is so young. It didn’t make any sense.

His dad worked there as an executive.

I created a new community,

!flipping@lemmy.world

It’s going okish, getting some hate because some people don’t understand the difference between online sellers and scalpers.

!dull_mens_club@lemmy.world and

!dullsters@dullsters.net

I just launched

!flipping@lemmy.world

Which is not active yet, but I’m trying to post a little bit to get the ball rolling.

!dull_mens_club@lemmy.world and. ! dullsters@dullsters.net are getting regular activity, but few new subscribers.

I started !flipping@lemmy.world which is a place to discuss the various ways of selling things online whether it’s for personal stuff or to make a profit. Off to a bit of a rocky start as some people take issue with making money from reselling.

Yes, they’re called retail electric suppliers. Some have offers to lock in a fixed Price for a year and others have variable rates. Then you can choose to have power billed separately from delivery or not.

You’re allowed to buy electricity from a separate broker than your “power company” so they split the bill between power usage and service fees plus there’s state and local taxes.

That’s the state of things.

Bitwarden does all that. If you pay the subscription you get a GB of storage and delegate emergency access to other people.

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Problem being that someone else asked the question 10 years ago and the answer is now irrelevant due to version changes. People with high scores are just early adopters who answered all of the easy questions. Hostile users generally can’t understand the question. The issue with llms answering your question is that they are going to be stuck in the current time period. In the future their answers will also be irrelevant due to version changes.

Is that pcie cover on bottom left from a dell poweredge?

A used ps4 is probably the best value in gaming right now. For ~$200 you can get the console and a bunch of games.