after more than a year of U.S.-led peace efforts
How can a serious journalist say that with a straight face ? There has not been any US led peace effort - they’ve had a chat with Putin then tried to browbeat Ukraine into surrendering multiple times. That’s not an attempt to broker a peace deal, that’s performance art.
I’ve been a linux user just shy of 30years (slackware ftw) and terminally online since before that (anyone still know what a BBS is ?) and I have never heard of this.
You lot are weird lol.
Lolwut ? Tights ?
LOL, someone in the BMW marketing dept just got wood reading that
Well Douglas Adams thought it was the mice and the dolphins, but crows are very plausible
Generally speaking no, it is better to update all than to do a partial update, otherwise you risk dependency issues.
I know the Indians have their 2 digit 3 digit thing, who else does interesting groupings ?
it did go over 30° the last time i was there. but tbf also that’s the hottest it gets
40C in London in 2022,
37.7C last month (June 2026)
https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/blog/2026/june-2026-heatwave-a-recap-of-the-temperature-records (for avoidance of confusion those are the records for June - the 40C was July 2022)
Anything over 28C is currently classified as a heatwave, but I think they’re going to have to revisit that, or just say “all summer is a heatwave try not to die” given 32-35C has been consistently hit pretty much every summer this decade.
What could possibly go wrong ?
/s
Malvinas not Maldives (they’re half a world apart), and there have been briefly Spanish/Argentinian populations on the islands between 1774 and 1820 but none since then. The majority of whom were one of a) a military garrison b) convicts c) guards of convicts. Very small numbers of non military settlers during that period
So broadly yes, everyone who has been there since the early 1800s is aligned with the UK
That’s a very slanted version of the history. It is much more complicated than that.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falkland_Islands#History
Tl;DR, settled and abandoned several times, Argentina’s claim depends heavily on a legally dubious hand over of ownership from Spain and proximity. UK’s claim is based on ongoing occupation of abandoned islands which it had never agreed their claim to was relinquished or invalid.And the fact that the independent settlers who were living there in the most recent re-settlement rejected Buenos Aires and asked for London’s help to secure themselves.
All people who have been living on the islands for near 2 centuries want to be British (see referendum posted on here).
As for the “occupied territory” - well I think the South American natives might want to have a similar discussion about European settlers in Argentina who have also been there several centuries - if you want to unwind one in fairness you need to unwind the other.
Dot point version:
Uninhabitated prior to European settlement/invasion of South America
The Falklands remained uninhabited until the 1764 establishment of Port Louis on East Falkland by French captain Louis Antoine de Bougainville and the 1765 foundation of Port Egmont on Saunders Island by Captain John Byron (for clarity - separate parts of the island group, both groups unaware of each other as far as any documentation can tell).
In 1766, France surrendered its claim on the Falklands to Spain, which renamed the French colony Puerto Soledad the following year. Problems began when Spain detected and captured Port Egmont in 1770. War was narrowly avoided by its restitution to Britain in 1771
The British and Spanish settlements coexisted in the archipelago until 1774, when Britain’withdraw the garrison from the islands, leaving a plaque claiming the Falklands for King George III. Spain’s Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata became the only formal presence in the territory. West Falkland was left abandoned, and Puerto Soledad became a penal colony. Amid the British invasions of the Río de la Plata during the Napoleonic Wars in Europe, the islands’ governor evacuated the archipelago in 1806; Spain’s remaining colonial garrison followed suit in 1811
Since the islands had no permanent inhabitants, in 1823 Buenos Aires granted German-born merchant Luis Vernet permission to conduct fishing activities and exploit feral cattle in the archipelago. Vernet settled at the ruins of Puerto Soledad in 1826, and accumulated resources on the islands until the venture was secure enough to bring settlers and form a permanent colony [NOTE that was NOT a colony beholden to what is now Argentina, it was attempting to set up an independent state]
Vernet’s venture lasted until a dispute related to fishing and hunting rights led to a raid by the American warship USS Lexington in 1831, when United States Navy commander Silas Duncan declared the dissolution of the island’s government.
Buenos Aires attempted to gain influence over the settlement by installing a garrison in October 1832, which mutinied within a month and was followed the next year by the arrival of British forces, who reasserted Britain’s rule
The British troops departed after completing their mission, leaving the area without formal government.[48] Vernet’s deputy, the Scotsman Matthew Brisbane, returned to the islands that year to restore the business, but his efforts ended after, amid unrest at Port Louis, gaucho Antonio Rivero led a group of dissatisfied individuals to murder Brisbane and the settlement’s senior leaders; survivors hid in a cave on a nearby island until the British returned and restored order
In the late 1830s, an appeal was made to the Colonial Office in London by businessmen seeing potential profit, for organised settlement of the islands.[49] In 1840, the Falklands became a Crown colony
Yeah the updated/edited version works for me, nice one.
I’d replace “be prepared to explain to others” etc with
“Please ensure it is clear in your post how it relates to selfhosting”
Be prepared is a bit vague. Your preceding explanation calls out that what is in the poster’s mind is often not clear to others, and the rules are there to remind people of the standards required. My suggestion is still a little vague, but I suspect anything blunter might cause offence.
It looks like some FAQ answer has leaked into their main website. At a quick dig it seems that Winpinator is the original name for the windows port of warpinator
I have sftp setup on my 2 main PCs and a client on my phone (it’s not a server). For the rest of the family who have dual Mint/Windows boots I also have warpinator installed on mine and theirs - it’s point to point for the enrolled devices but is currently only setup to work within the LAN.
Primary filesharing is simply the NAS which is visible to all devices on the LAN (can be made available externally but I haven’t). This is a recent addition and no one uses warpinator any more.
Edit to clarify I don’t have sftp server on phone
Paywalled but the headline is true and the subject matter so self evident I can’t be bothered checking if archive unblocks it.
Next subject the bleeding obvious
Colleges haven’t been training people how to read for centuries;
Yes but that is exactly the timeframe the person you replied to is discussing.
It has been quite a while since nobles were generally illiterate and needed clergy to read and write for them…centuries in fact
The greatest lie ever told about the NHS is that we need to pay more tax to fund it properly.
We don’t.
We need to unwind a web of outsourcing agreements that siphon money away from care provision and into the pockets of the 1%.
There’s enough money if you remove the grift
Edit typo
One sensible comment, that’s a high ratio for here, so thank you
You’re the flip side of maga with your Russian obsession.
Nah, not Russian obsessed at all. I hate fascist authoritarian imperialists, so I hate:
USA
Israel
Russia.
China are imperialist but not fascist, so not quite as bad (still not good), Europe are has-been former imperialists, not much left to hate.
Trump is part of the international bourgeoisie working to secure his class interests.
Now that is absolutely true, so many on here though seem blind to the fact that Putain and his oligarchs are part of that same class. It has been a long time since Russia even paid lip-service to socialism let alone communism.
It doesn’t have to be any more complex than that. Read Marx.
Always good advice, several decades late but always worth saying
Would love to see it, but Texas is going to want independence (there’s just too much ego on the subject in that state). And the centre bit of “South Canada” (Wyoming, Nebraska etc) is chock full of MAGAts. They’re not joining.
South Canada might be Washington state and maybe Oregon Idaho and Nevada. New England would probably want to stand alone but some might fold into Canada - Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire might prefer Canada to getting sucked into a NYC controlled nexus.
Dunno if Canada would want NYC - too many people - would very much unbalance the power balances, more likely NYC picks up the rest of New England. California would be a good cultural match but like Texas I suspect they’ll want to go alone (and are a good chance of grabbing the rest of “Cascadia”)
Leaving a diagonal stripe of the pictured US plus the irredeemable rednecks in the central zone as the rump USA
Anyway, semi serious response to a joke, so yeah I get it, wasn’t meant to be taken seriously, but there is a really high probability of the US breaking apart in the next decade or so.