Lol, it’s owned by Twitter now, it’s just a matter of time.

Next time Rs are in power they are likely to remove democracy from the equation and we won’t see another period of Democrats in power.

Severability doesn’t always work with employment contracts like this. Google recently fucked around and found out.

There’s precedent in employment contracts when companies knowingly put illegal clauses in them. It happened to Google recently.

The best part about contracts with clauses that are illegal is that it voids it can void the entire contract. So all they’ve done besides trying to be bullies is void their own NDAs.

Edit: This is more common with employment contracts.

This says absolutely nothing new about Gizmodo they haven’t already telegraphed loudly to the world.

Don’t worry, if it translates anything wrong the Gizmodo editors will just insult anyone in the comments who points it out.

It’s also worth pointing out that $1,000 per session cost is probably the least bad thing about dialysis.

I think you a word.

Wow, gate keeping self hosting. I guess there’s one in every community.

No alt-text makes me sad. Can’t be an xkcd without it.

Just move to kbin.

I’ve been with namecheap a long long time now. They rarely raise prices and it’s usually because upstream costs go up and everyone is raising prices.

Apple used to brag about how Macs didn’t get viruses. I used to laugh because it wasn’t that they were that much more secur but because their market share was too small to be a profitable target.

Now they’ve cultivated the perfect target user base. A large collection of tech ignorant or adverse people who have lots of money to burn.

I switched when I got tired of not having ad blockers on mobile. Best decision ever. The Internet can be unusable without it.

Depends.

I’ve also never had that issue. It’s had quite a few updates since I started using it.

Free olives, the cost is listed as 0.

Netdata is great and easily deployed via docker. I ran it bare metal before and was also pleased if that’s your preference.

Yeah, the situation you’re describing is impossible with docker because if you set it up as intended there’s no way for your containers to access the Internet without going through the VPN.