synapse1278

synapse1278 , 9 days ago to cats in Mochi is tired of this paparazzi

Super cute :3

synapse1278 , 12 days ago to memes in Short guy problems

The game has very complex lore and it's super interesting. For instance 2B and 9S have to follow many rules from the Commander. To learn more search for "2B rule34".

synapse1278 , 13 days ago to AssholeDesign in HP tied thermal shutdown to Windows, meaning it doesn't work on Linux.

You are saying, you are using your computer normally and it will reach temperature so high it needs to self-shutdown ?
Either your laptop needs a good cleaning, maybe if it's very old replacing the thermal past, or this is really a terrible design flaw.

synapse1278 , 15 days ago to Cool Guides in A cool guide Types of plugs in the world

Except when the unplugged cable lays prongs-up and you stab your foot by stepping on it. E and F are clearly superior. The switch on the socket will not convince me otherwise.

synapse1278 , 15 days ago to World News in French election descends into madcap reality TV

It is surprising everyone, including left voters. I don't think Macron considered this outcome seriously when he made his play to dismiss the national parliament. Most likely he was counting on the "Republican blockade" (it's kind of a tradition at this point) to draw all the center to his cause (this would have included, Green, Socialists and the traditional right of Republicans).

Instead, Les Republicains instantly imploded when their leader Eric Ciotti declared we wants to ally with the RN (leading extreme-right party), he got unanimously banned from his party. Another extreme-right party, Reconquête also failed to rally to RN (this is another crazy story, mixing family relations and betrayal). And the left in the most broad sense, is as united as ever, in a unions that seems much more serious and solid than precious failed attempts, giving (my feeling) a lot of hope for voters attached to democracy and justice.

In a nutshell there are 3 possible outcomes we can summarize in Macron's perspective:

1. Republican blockage: Macron gets again majority in the assembly, he is reaffirmed as the legitimate leader of the country and he can continue the same government and policies. **Macron wins **
2. Rassemblement National (RN) wins the parliament: Macron is the last standing defense against fascism in France, he will use his powers to veto and block the policies of RN, use this as an opportunity to display RN as incapable of governing, putting him and his party in a favorable position for the next presidential elections in 2027. Macron wins
3. Le Partie Populaire wins the parliament: Macron cannot govern, he will use his powers to block the policies of the left, these measures are in large part about reversing the unpopular policies he passed in the passed 5 years (often without vote: 49-3), this will discredit him and his party. Macron looses

synapse1278 , 15 days ago to World News in French election descends into madcap reality TV

Sorry, but Les Républicains are not "center-right", they are definitely very-right, they campaign on the same topics than the extreme-right and share a lot of points in their programs.

The new Front Populaire regroups a fairly wide variety of parties, from the the far left revolutionary communists like NPA, radical left with PCF and LFI, until the center like Les Socialistes (social Democrats) and Ecologists. Last Sunday, they were divided and dragging each other in the mud, today they have 1) signed to campaign as one, 2) decided the candidates for each county, 3) agreed on a very detailed common program for the next 2~3 years.

The vote takes place on 30th of June, therefore the political landscape of France will continue to shift frenetically for the next 2 weeks at least.

synapse1278 , 16 days ago to France in L'accord final du Front populaire a été trouvé

Ne nous réjouissons pas trop vite et soyons exigeant avec le nouveau Front Populaire. Il ne s'agit pas juste de battre le RN et Macron dans les urnes. Il s'agirait de mettre en place de vrais changements qui on un réel impact positif pour le pays et ses habitants, si jamais ils arrivent au pouvoir.

La NUPES et avant ça le gouvernement Holland, sont des échècs de la gauche que personne n'a oublié.

synapse1278 , 17 days ago to Parentalité in Emmanuel Macron veut interdire les smartphones aux mineurs de moins de 11 ans

À quoi bon interdire ? Est-ce que ça serait pas plus utile d'éduquer ?

synapse1278 , 17 days ago to Framework Laptop Community in Framework open sources the 3D CAD design files for its modular 16 inch laptop

Yes.

synapse1278 , 18 days ago to Selfhosted in NAS, Home Servers, and where do I even start?

About the power of the hardware, you don't need to worry too much. My NAS is a SBC with 6 ARM cores and 4GB or RAM. It run flawlessly all the services you've listed and more ! (Also, without transcoding for jellyfin).

I don't know if your budget includes Hard disks, but it should be plenty enough to get you an ready made NAS from Synology or other brands, that will give you an easy start with self-hosting.

If you want to go the DIY route. Then I recommend to build yourself a small computer from a Intel N100 motherboard, or the older J5040. From there you can install Open Media Vault, or otherwise the Linux distribution you are the most familiar with, and install Docker. You can check Linuxserver.io for many guides for spinning up docker containers for all of the services you've listed.

synapse1278 , 19 days ago to 3DPrinting in Alternative Printer Uses

Who is this someone you're talking about, FuglyDuck ?

synapse1278 , 19 days ago to World News in France’s far-right forces hold talks on teaming up to beat Macron

You don't say. They aren't subtle about much. They are barley containing their hate speech below the legally permissible threshold.

synapse1278 , 20 days ago to World News in France's Macron dissolves parliament, calls new elections

Accelerationism theory. Maybe, but that is a gamble, that could cost us our democracy.

synapse1278 , 20 days ago to World News in France's Macron dissolves parliament, calls new elections

I bet you we will get a RN prime minister next month... I don't know what's Macron's move, but he is really to bet on our heads and democratic system with a roll of die.

synapse1278 , 23 days ago to Ask Lemmy in What is an easy instrument to learn?

Ukulele is easy, cheap and fun. Very great instrument to learn if you want to have fun without investing too much money and time!