How To Set Boundaries (without feeling like a jerk) Zine

This zine is about setting boundaries. Boundaries are important for health relationships but it’s not easy for everyone to embrace the concept so I made a little guide to hopefully make this process a bit easier.

Read and download it on my website:

https://bearly-creative.de/zines/how-to-set-boundaries-zine/

#zine #SelfCare #SelfCareZine #boundaries

@Nerde

A chip off the old Huang

Accepting yourself and your body will bring you so much more than dieting ever will.

You’d still see them pop up in /r/all or similar spots that showed big posts from other subs.

Know what, fuck it, adding alt text because I do love this post lmao

Never underestimate the political significance of having enough time to sit in a park, read a book, drink coffee and exist without producing anything of economic value.

Couple more shots from this morning. Both chicks are out and awake.

#TawnyFrogmouth #Bird #AustralianWildlife #WildOz

One can take this lightly (I usually do), but in reality these people are a danger to the entire fediverse.

I recommend joining an instance that blocks lemmy.ml

Good job, Mississippi. #politics #uspol

@davidgerard got a non-paywalled link?

Get your fingers ready, it's time for Crokinole on AFK! https://twitch.tv/loadingreadyrun

Does anyone know anyone who is currently diagnosed with #Alzheimers and is on the younger side? I wanted to ask a few questions. Boosts really appreciated. #askfedi

I mean, I agree. “content” is extremely an airquote situation, as an abstraction. I also dislike the term, but need some kind of catch-all for describing the ever increasing demand the fediverse has for space and processing. It’s a real problem, though one that many people (not me) are actively working to solve and I’m grateful for that work.

My concern about fediverse space has more to do with inter-connected federation storage issues, such as caching content from other instances. Having seen how even small instances balloon in costs, it has completely scared me away from even attempting to host a small instance. I might have this wrong though, but I’ve heard horror stories about space requirements due to the caching-heavy nature of the federated internet.

Saw a post saying some shitty Christian lemmy instance was spamming bullshit on one of their latest posts, I said something along the lines of “probably Russians”. Come to find out my comment was removed and I was banned… then to find out they effectively have a CCP agent running town… lol.

I’ve seen people mention they were a garbage instance, now I know why! They said I broke rule 1 … this might just be the app I’m using but they don’t even have any fucking rules to look at lmao.

Glad they did the work for me and made it easy to avoid them.

So it seems OpenWrt config should be easy to version-control, right?
Just
ssh myrouter uci export > myrouter.conf
git add myrouter.conf

...except it contains the defaults. Explicitly set, indistinguishable for something manually changed.

And if I ever want to port my config to a newer OpenWrt version, or a different router with a different set of packages installed, I need to know which settings I changed on purpose, and which are just the defaults.