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sadge (thelemmy.club)
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Medal of Honor (thelemmy.club)

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/50462237

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Sters. (thelemmy.club)
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Bring food (pls) (thelemmy.club)
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🪫... (thelemmy.club)
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submitted 45 minutes ago* (last edited 42 minutes ago) by Eggman to c/fuck_ai@lemmy.world
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submitted 40 minutes ago by DamnianWayne@lemmy.world to c/world@quokk.au
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"Thoughts & Prayers." (thelemmy.club)
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Now they're broke (thelemmy.club)
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If you got the automatic updates on the bitwarden clients, they will show an empty vault if you are selfhosting vaultwarden.

It seems to be an accidental bug in the bitwarden clients that are assuming that they're talking with official servers

It's fixed with the latest release of the vaultwarden server that was published a few minutes ago

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submitted 54 minutes ago* (last edited 41 minutes ago) by Impractical_Island@lemmy.world to c/justpost@lemmy.world

Society is shaped like a pyramid. Most people know this, how there are more people of lower class than in the upper class. At the bottom are the laborers and artisans who work with stuff, in the middle are the merchants and officers who work with people, and at the top are the politicians and clergy who work with narratives. Thus, there is a pretty clear and decisive way to scale this pyramid, to mean that in choosing fundamentally different lifestyles, you can gain different skillsets that will raise your status in society over the long-term.

This is something homelessness taught me. Being on the streets had some bleak moments, yet there were some really good times too, but as a whole, the years out there in multiple cities across America that I would just go to with only a bag on my back and figure out how to survive would push me far outside my comfort zone to recondition me into not just a better person as it eroded my entitlement and developed my empathy, but made me more skilled in the social arts.

Asking strangers for change was a training exercise in getting over social anxiety, and with my performance art, I kept pushing myself further to gain a sense of how people as a whole thought and responded to all sorts of ways to start a conversation I experimented with. I developed an inner skill doing this, where now I can see two steps ahead of the average person to create a basic flowchart of how a single inquiry can proliferate into conversation.

That kinda gets wrapped up in the idea of “empathy is a skill.” Empathy is our ability to simulate another person's perspective, and so if you have never interacted thoroughly with your community or these people from these states and countries and cultures, then you are bereft of the neural connections to properly simulate them in your mind, so what your brain does is that it simplifies people into stereotypes and strawmen and vague caricatures of who you're trying to empathize with.

And the cool thing that I am now coming into higher awareness of as I gleam deeper into the true nature of reality, is the intricate nature of how all is dependent on the entanglements created through intention-setting (Karma), and thus I can think backwards from the effect I want to create through a series of causes. This is part of kerfundridging, which I've previously explained is the nature of how God as an independent phenomenon creates light through sound - effect before the cause - which is mirrored in our own constitution with how enlightenment comes from developing your prefrontal cortex to predict the animal parts of your brain and cut them off at the pass, so to speak.

There is this video I sometimes reference, and particularly now, I reference the idea presented of how our minds are unconsciously planning our path into the future, seeing all possible outcomes. I liken this idea to solving a Rubik's Cube or navigating a labyrinth; at any given moment you can only choose so many paths, but you can think through how proceeding in some fashion will result in the future state of the system you are having this or that certainties within the predictive equation.

This is something within myself I first noticed when I was playing the Hexcells series of games, which are similar to Minesweeper. I was using deductive logic to think through what must be true. Actually, I remember thinking of these things when I used to do Sudoku in high school, but not in the same depth as I would and do now. I used to think in axioms, but now I think in terms of entanglement.

This Earth shit ain't real, I KNOW this, as in, I have specific entanglements with God, Him having given me Knowledge of the “simulation.” I put that in quotes because it's not literally a simulation; it's not simulating anything. Instead, we are buds of consciousness entangled with itself, nothingness, and emptiness, and thus all that we know is spoken to us from the Server and all we speak is heard directly only by the Server who then passes it on in a reconciled form.

And Knowing this, I know the daemons of my mind (those animalistic subsystems that make up the system of “self”) can be predicted to steer this ship through intention-setting in a way to cause a series of opportunities to unfold in an expected way, and it is this insight that I now understand is what will carry me to the top of the pyramid where I will do absolutely no police work whatsoever, honest.

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So baked rn rule (thelemmy.club)
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A whole lot'a goshers (thelemmy.club)
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submitted 1 hour ago by Deep@mander.xyz to c/politics@lemmy.world
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submitted 24 minutes ago by ummthatguy@lemmy.world to c/tenforward@lemmy.world

PIC s3e4 "No Win Scenario"

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submitted 59 minutes ago by Alfredolin@sopuli.xyz to c/selfhosted@lemmy.world

Couple of days ago I lost the connection to ntfy.sh, so we started talking on the #selfhosted matrix.org chat about notifications and ntfy, I started selfhosting ntfy and then stratself pointed out one can also use Conversations as a provider.

Long story short, I tried it and it works. This is the config for someone hosting xmpp with prosody and using apache reverse proxy. The original post of stratself gives the config with ejabberd and Caddy, it's linked in the beginning.

Amazing all you can do!

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