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WhyJiffie , to selfhosted in I spent ~$35 on new cables and my LAN speed increased 6x

I have stable ~950 MBit/s to the NAS with Cat5e. That’s ~115 MB/s. If that 40 is to a machine on the LAN, either there is some bottle neck at one of the ends, or there’s some problem with the cable to the RJ-45 jacks.

Hundun , to science_memes in don't embarrass us in front of the cephalopods

Cactus - Cacti Sarcophagus - Sarcophagi Octopus - Octopi Campus - Campi Mouse - Mice House - Hice

intensely_human , to showerthoughts in Motor Vehicles, Even animal powered vehicles extend life.

But one’s life happens in a context. If the world around you changes faster, then you spend less time in that context before it changes. Going out of the common reference frame means your life is cut short.

ssm , to asklemmy in Examples of racism on Lemmy?
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sub_ubi ,

honestly why do they leave reddit

Akasazh , to asklemmy in What's your friest ketchup to put things on that isn't your favorite?
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I’m going with yes.

Rhynoplaz , to nostupidquestions in Have you ever realized just how broken you are?

When I read the story, I thought Dad left a three year old alone to hold their place in line while he ran off to catch the match.

I now realize my mistake, but at first, I was thinking “That’s not good, that’s horrible!”

Today ,

It took reading your comment to realize that they stayed in line together. I was horrified reading the post - thinking they were choosing who would stand in line and who would go to the seats. I think there are many people who can relate to this, as parenting has become (for many) much more progressive and gentle than it was in the past. There’s a greater focus on mental health and less “do what i say” or “because i said so”. I grew up with just my mom in what i thought was a strict home. Then i met my husband who was part of a military family that followed a strict chain of command. We were probably more controlling than we should have been, but less than we grew up with in the 70’s. If my kids have kids, i hope they’ll be better. We all take what we experience and hopefully do better when it’s our turn. What kind of childhood did your dad have?

RamblingPanda , to science_memes in Never imagined stars could be so hoggish

And that’s just Stephenson. You should see Stephen.

Akasazh , to asklemmy in what's your favorite fries to put on ketchup that isn't thing?
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Probably

idegenszavak , to lemmyshitpost in The world if Africa didn't exist

Antactica where?

r/mapswithoutnewzealand

RootBeerGuy ,
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c/mapswithoutevenhalfofaustralia

ignotum ,

This map only contains the canon countries, not your OCs (original countries)

idegenszavak ,

Map before James Cook DLC

ccunning , to nostupidquestions in Have you ever realized just how broken you are?

My man - thanks for sharing your story with us. You made my day better for it.

And as I typed to a wrestling community what I intended to be a beautiful story, I realized it’s only beautiful to me because of my own repressed perspective.

It was a wonderful story even without the full context. I don’t know what the online wrestling community is like, but unless they’re a bunch of jerks they’ll enjoy it too; whether you decide to share it with or without your personal context.

BeatTakeshi , to asklemmy in Word to replace "weird" when used in a positive context
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Special is what others would use if they perceive you as you do yourself, which they might not… They might not even care and neither should you

rhacer , to nostupidquestions in Have you ever realized just how broken you are?

What a lovely post. Thank you for sharing it.

I’m 60 years old, my father passed many years ago. I have still not come to grips with all the complexities of our relationship. My wife knows that if we ever see a film or TV show where a parent, but particularly a father shows any form of approval for something their son did, I will turn into a blubbering mess.

That said, more rational me knows that there were many ways in which my father was a good dad, if am willing to take the time to look for them.

I have three sons and a daughter, my greatest hope in life is that they won’t have the same issues with me as a father that I did with my own dad.

Thanks again for this amazing story about how even small things we do can have a great impact, and not necessarily on those we expect them to.

ssm , to linux in What vm software you use on linux
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Linux: qemu

OpenBSD: vmm, qemu when vmm isn’t good enough

angrystego , to asklemmy in what's your favorite thing to put on fries that isn't ketchup?

Grilled cheese.

veganpizza69 , to programmer_humor in no amount of documentation can save users from themselves
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<span style="color:#323232;">if ( parameters.teaMass <= TEA_BAG_WEIGHT ) { 
</span><span style="color:#323232;">    return "Error: incorrect input. Check if tea bag was inserted correctly into water container."
</span><span style="color:#323232;"> }
</span>
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