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   IceCubeSoup (icecubesoup@noauthority.social)'s status on Tuesday, 29-Apr-2025 07:58:33 JST IceCubeSoup

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   @WandererUber
   >> "they built renewable and therefore the grid crashed"

   no.

   they built renewables because of the changing political environment, without considering the consequences from a larger engineering perspective.

   >> It *is* a grid problem but you kept inserting things about how it's still renewables fault.

   No, I didn't.

   My point the entire time, from the beginning, was about poor decision making due to political considerations.

   @Humpleupagus @cough

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   ĐØⱠⱠ (doll@decayable.ink)'s status on Saturday, 15-Feb-2025 10:11:19 JST ĐØⱠⱠ

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   They're fools if they didn't.

   My favorite last words belong to General John Sedgwick: 'They couldn’t hit an elephant at this distance.'

   🥂

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   AnarchoNinaWrites (anarchoninawrites@jorts.horse)'s status on Wednesday, 14-Feb-2024 04:03:03 JST AnarchoNinaWrites

   Hello? Libs? Yeah believe it or not, I actually want you guys to WIN this election since A) there are apparently no other options in a rigged oligarchy and B) I'm probably dead as a doornail if you don't.

   My solution? Socialist revolution. But since that's off the table right now, I guess I'll talk with you about "political strategy" and yours? Fucking sucks ass. Even by your OWN definitions of what is possible, this administration is failing.

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   Ryan Castellucci :nonbinary_flag: (ryanc@infosec.exchange)'s status on Thursday, 18-Jan-2024 00:37:18 JST Ryan Castellucci :nonbinary_flag:

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   @admin Many systems that record gender don't need to, and those that don't need to shouldn't.

   My genitals aren't going to match any legacy database.

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   LeoBurr 🔜 🚫TFF (leoburr@tiggi.es)'s status on Tuesday, 26-Sep-2023 03:18:43 JST LeoBurr 🔜 🚫TFF

   "Back in the old days" geezers like me would download anything we liked and keep "backup" copies because we knew we were one HDD crash/tableflip away from that data being gone forever.

   Over the past 15(?) or so years, I've noticed more of an attitude of, "I don't care, if I lose it, it'll always be on the Internet and I can re-download it." Since YouTube and other video services have started taking content down, and the Internet Archive is on the ropes, younger folks are starting to learn that the Internet isn't forever.

   Stupid things you said on social media as a teen, maybe. But a lot of media out there isn't.

   My attitude never changed on this, which is why I RAID-6 and LTO-6 all of the data I feel is critical, and why Tiggi.es is in a replica cluster, copied to a RAID-6 volume daily, and backed up to LTO-6 every 3 days.

   I'm paranoid about data loss and data availability in ways that many who haven't spent the better part of their career working in storage/Internet aren't. Data loss is almost inevitable. Almost. But data that isn't under your control can vanish without notice.