You can also add devices to groups by MAC address or hostname, but a static IP might be best.

I only need a couple of domains to work. My way could be a hassle if you need to figure out whitelists for a few services.

It put my TV in its own group in pi-hole, blocked everything (.*) for that group, and then whitelisted what I wanted the TV to be able to get to.

the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals

The judges there regularly issue decisions so far right even SCOTUS won’t get on board. “Fifth Circuit” really ought to be in the headline of articles about their ridiculous decisions. It’s the Fifth Circuit doing Fifth Circuit things.

You might also get to see incorrect depictions of animals from our time that are extinct in the future, depending on how much information is lost between now and then.

A Mullvad founder and co-owner donating to Nazis is NOT Mullvad directly donating to Nazis.

Mullvad’s wikipedia page has a section on it: Donation to the Örebro Party.

In this administration, that’s probably all totally OK and her main offence was not intimidating the staff enough to keep them quiet.

The “token patrons” just appeared since I made that comment.

Not counting the token patrons, 1Password and 37signals are the only corporate patrons; most patrons are individuals who happen to have a company listed under their name. The head of a company contributing money isn’t quite the same as them having their company contribute money.

Wasn’t normal before this current mess? I don’t remember trying to buy the same RAM again a few years later ever being easy.

The only other corporate sponsor is 37signals, a company DHH is already involved with, so 1Password is kind of the first company to step in this particular shit. Maybe they can serve as a warning to other companies.

You can make a multi line quote show up as one quote block by putting 2 spaces at the end of each line. Blank lines need the > plus the spaces.

I vaguely remember hearing about that, but when I searched the community to see what other people use the first link I found was archive.is. Replacing that archive doesn’t really seem to have taken off.

I said somewhere else that giving money to a distro won’t even have an ROI, but I didn’t know about this. If the distro is promoting their product that’s a whole other thing.

The worst part is, giving money to a Linux distro isn’t likely to have any real return on investment, so why is it even worth a risk of backlash?

Nonetheless, it seems the company has sacrificed a moral position for a “mission-driven” position. In the same message to staff, Faugno says “the scale and growth of [Omarchy’s] use among our customers is significant - Omarchy has grown to be the second most used Linux distribution among 1Password users."

I didn’t know Omarchy existed until, like, yesterday, so this is surprising. Do 1Password users just tend not to use Linux, so second place isn’t many users?

Google made the change before GNIS.

John Ternus takes over as Apple’s CEO today. Real nice of Tim Cook to leave this for the new guy to deal with.

Only if instead of banning “Shariah law” by name, you ban what you think Shariah law is. Then we’ll see if Christian nationalists get upset about the ban getting in the way of their plans.

Your account is three years old and as of right now a third of the comments you’ve ever made are on this one post.

The translation later is called Rosetta 2 (Rosetta 1 having been for the PowerPC to Intel transition), and it looks like it’s mostly going away next year, so buying a Mac with the intention of using it would probably be a bad idea at this point.