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Just go for the shortest domains, short domain names carry a premium. Or rip through /usr/share/dict/words. Or both.

You're never gonna get evidence from the Pro-Israel crowd. I've been asking for months and the best I got was a document that said that "the IDF reports that it found ammo in a civilian house". That was one of the 11 "examples" of Hamas using human shields.

But you know what there is evidence of? The UN has evidence that the Israelis used Palestinians as human shields. Check out section XIV of the Goldstone Report (scroll to "Report of the United Nations Fact Finding Mission on the Gaza Conflict" and download the document)

You can host most basic web apps off a raspberry pi. You just need to:

1. connect your device to the internet
2. start your server application
3. set up port forwarding on your router to forward the port your application is being hosted on
4. get a domain name
5. configure ddns
6. Maybe get some SSL certs

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Edit: BearOfaTime brings up a great point. I'm telling you how to do what you asked but you probably shouldn't. If you do, try to airgap the server from your personal network as best as you can

Edit edit: You know people will let you use their servers for small projects for free right? Check out https://ctrl-c.club/#what or hang out in the LowEndTalk forums and provide quality input and enter some of the giveaways for server space

Although the drawback to ctrl-c club is that you're not going to get full control of how you install libraries and applications

Your awaits are random and not synced to your animations. On line 5 you start a 500ms animation but you tell the await to pause for 2000ms. Try 500ms or even 300ms with the current easing.

Journalists were not permitted to record the screening, which took place on a closed military base.

🙄

Not the first time -> https://about.fb.com/news/2022/09/human-rights-impact-meta-israel-palestine/

I’m a big fan of unraid but I will admit it’s overkill for a simple media server.

A synology NAS should be plenty powerful enough for most streaming needs so long as you’re willing to let your media transcode first and you’re not streaming to too many devices at once.

I use my unraid NAS to run sonar/radarr/readarr/prowlarr, stable diffusion, myjdownloader, a few vms and at one point even my lemmy instance. But honestly aside from stable diffusion and the VMs a synology NAS should have enough power to run a handful of other apps in addition to plex/jellyfin

how so?