arkaniad

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by arkaniad 1y ago
K3s is truly great - been using it for years for just about everything not warranting a full cluster. MicroK8s feels like it does too much in non-standard ways and when it breaks you're suddenly dealing with Snap related issues and it&
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by arkaniad 3y ago
From a personal perspective, I do share some of your misgivings about the appearance of sympathies with LE / authorities. It doesn't -feel- all that great to see. But at the end of the day to me it boils down to what another comme
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by arkaniad 4y ago
I spent a long time as a Mac hater and Linux snob, but the M1 got me curious again just around time for me to get a new machine. X1 Carbon + Linux was so much trouble for years, at the end of the day I need some browsers and a nice terminal
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by arkaniad 4y ago
Radical agenda like... being able to safely receive healthcare? Being safe from violence? Being able to grow into a happy and successful human being? Ah, but yes, you're right, that's preposterous.
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by arkaniad 5y ago
Hear, hear. I've also found cultivating love and care for my chosen family of friends to fill the space where I feel people seek maternal/paternal satisfaction. You don't need to have a blood relation / dependent relatio
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by arkaniad 5y ago
Really wanted to try this, and am still looking forward to at some point, but for some reason my password is invalid to the client and presents 'M_FORBIDDEN: Invalid password' despite it being a cryptographically secure random-gen
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by arkaniad 5y ago
True, but a counterpoint: One may not like the topic but it may be best to be aware of what the conversation is should one find oneself someday blindsided by some political decision with negative consequences informed by these discussions.
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by arkaniad 5y ago
This is the goal and the ideal and what I myself choose to manifest, but it does bring me sadness to see a place I go to lurk on the tech and science grapevines and stay away from the 'discourse' start featuring threads articles d
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by arkaniad 5y ago
Non-binary gender identity and roles have been present in human societies dating as far back as 4500 years ago[1]. The only thing relatively new in the last 100 years is the moral panic about it. Furthermore, from a scientific standpoint, t
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by arkaniad 5y ago
Saying that you support the rights of transgender people is great, but it's possible to say that and still get it fundamentally wrong so much as to actively harm people. So if someone says that but then says "But I have concerns a
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by arkaniad 5y ago
If you're interested in an intersectional discussion, then sure. But too often this framing of 'trans women are trans women, not Women' is used in bad faith to open the dialog of "What should we do about them in women&#x
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by arkaniad 5y ago
It is an objective fact. Each individual is free to express themselves as they see fit. Nobody is responsible for proving that they're a -real trans- and we really shouldn't be in the business of gatekeeping that anyways, because
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by arkaniad 5y ago
Transitioning is centered around the needs of each individual - many choose not to or are outright unable to receive surgery or medical transitioning, yet that doesn't make them any less trans. At the end of the day, it's their de
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by arkaniad 5y ago
The bailey is in the othering of trans women as a separate class which opens opportunities for discrimination by separating them from women-at-large. And since we still have binary gender norms to contend heavily with in the US and beyond,
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by arkaniad 9y ago
This seems like a cool idea. I do wish there was an RSS feed available for me to add to my feed reader, though.