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1 day agoNot sure about TPU, but can any FDM printed material be food safe? I thought the layers (even with sanding) harboured bacteria.
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A rubber gasket might have to be fabricated, but I bet it’s still doable
Probably doesn’t. Might need to use the router to get the whole network on th vpn
When I did this I set up a VPN on my network and forced anyone that wanted to use it to get on my network.
1·9 days agoThis is not that at all.
The FAA no longer calls people “astronauts”, and the FAA director just took a dig at Katy Perry on X.
5·16 days agoOh joy, what walled garden is going to pop up to replace it for $20 a seat.
Join your local indivisible group.
3·22 days agoFwiw jellyfin apps don’t even allow you to use a self signed cert.
Haven’t used it in years but yes it’s the open source option.
If they really need Office they can use the web version on Linux.
I was at one in Nola! The speakers were great.
I’m not convinced we will have the market in 20 years.
Some millennials have 401ks
Free speech only applies to the government. Oh wait, this shithead is part of the government now…
You’d think he understood
55·1 month agoLooks like 1.6% of their GDP. That’s respectable for non US countries I thought. That is also just the increase.
Agree though that it’s prolly not enough. It does like like the EU is starting the motions for a European army though
That seems bullshit.
Take a look at meshtastic, https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meshtastic
Not exactly what you are talking about but it’s a local tech solution for communication
Agreed. I want the killing to stop and Russia to stop it’s conquest.
I don’t think federation saves us. If the server owners are in the states they still have to comply. I don’t know for certain, but I think if there are us citizens using it, some laws might compel non us based servers as well.
The only way around it that I can think of is tor. That doesn’t make it legal it would just be harder to stop.
All of this is assuming the US justice department would even care enough though.
A non-US person that causes a US person to violate US sanctions or engage in conduct that evades US sanctions may itself become subject to US sanctions.
I don’t know the text of the sanctions, but lemmy.world could be under US jurisdiction if they allow me to violate sanctions.
Seems pretty dumb to me that the US has been allowed to assert itself this much.
Are there any 501c3’s out there that I can host with? That would be the dream. Unless I guess buying into a cooperative of those exist
That is a dangerous road.