ccunning
@ccunning@lemmy.world
- Comment on Shuwerin 5 days ago:
TBH it’s the best way to make it competitive since you might slip and crack your skull open
- Comment on What are some of the impacts of a power outage that isn't that obvious / isn't talked about a lot? And What happens to restaurant bills? Do Buses still work? (since card payments wouldn't work) 1 week ago:
Last time I saw one of those and the only time I can recall having one used on my own card was during a power outage at a restaurant circa 2000 on a roadtrip.
It seemed like a relic even at the time.
- Submitted 1 week ago to [deleted] | 37 comments
- Comment on Ernie 5 weeks ago:
I hope you got Ernie’s consent to post this…
- Comment on Answer: 1 month ago:
It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3…
…come on…
- Comment on REI Union asks active coop members to vote "Withhold" for all of board's nominees 2 months ago:
I barely made the cutoff myself; I had one purchase for one item in Feb 2024
- Comment on REI Union asks active coop members to vote "Withhold" for all of board's nominees 2 months ago:
Active members can register and cast their votes here:
vote.escvote.com/REI/ - Submitted 2 months ago to workreform@lemmy.world | 17 comments
- Comment on When making a post that fits multiple communities, should I just pick the most relevant/popular one or repost to the other ones as well? 2 months ago:
For me it’s easy to imagine an article being linked to two communities that are going to have drastically different takes.
!cars@lemmy.world and !fuckcars@lemmy.world for example.
Now I can see wanting to have a discussion across both communities, but I can also see /c/cars wanting discuss cars without having every conversation devolve into an argument or admonishment.
As I was writing this another problem came to mind. You have a pooled discussion across two or more communities with two or more moderation policies. How could that be reconciled?
- Comment on When making a post that fits multiple communities, should I just pick the most relevant/popular one or repost to the other ones as well? 2 months ago:
My personal opinion is to pick the top two or three most applicable communities and post there.
As someone who primarily browses Local or All, after seeing the third identical post it starts looking like spam.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
Choosing what you say or share is censorship?!
😂🤣😭
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
Looks like you’re helping your dad spread his message here; not mildly infuriated by it…
- Comment on Got sum Zucc? 2 months ago:
Better be the No Sugar Added version or I’m not swallowing…
- Comment on Germany right now 2 months ago:
Sorry - is the Reese’s mug a reference to something I should know about?
- Comment on What really separates a PC from a server? Mainly the hardware, but I guess software too. 2 months ago:
If I understand correctly your asking about hardware sold as for servers. “Server” hardware features focus on scalability and redundancy. If you’re running a service that’s generating income and the powers that be therefore say it “can’t” go down then you’re starting to pay for redundant systems. Multiple hotswapable power supplies for example.
Most folks self hosting don’t really need to worry about this level of availability as they’re hosting services as a hobby or for friends at most; not paying customers with a boss demanding high availability.
- Comment on Is there an active community where you can discuss/ask political questions? 2 months ago:
Political questions should be fine so long as they don’t fall afoul of Rule 5 in the sidebar
- Comment on Is there an active community where you can discuss/ask political questions? 2 months ago:
- Comment on Been thinking about stacking eggs...is this a good price? 2 months ago:
I assume to both protect the eggs and so you can see to tell if the eggs are broken. The plastic top is taped to the cardboard bottom so you can’t open the package to inspect.
They also sell them in 5 flat packs which are just cardboard between the layers. You can see the corner of one on the right side of the photo.
- Submitted 2 months ago to [deleted] | 3 comments
- Comment on This is America 2 months ago:
555
- Comment on How can a US citizen invest outside the reach of the federal government? 2 months ago:
Where to go is tricky. I’m somewhat lucky in that my in laws live abroad. But it’s not a country where I would want to drop retirement funds to grow.
- Comment on How can a US citizen invest outside the reach of the federal government? 2 months ago:
Whoa whoa whoa - let’s not get tooooo crazy here…
😜
- Comment on How can a US citizen invest outside the reach of the federal government? 2 months ago:
Yup. I think you’re right.
I was very confused at the responses I was getting here at first, but after reading them and thinking about things a bit more it does basically come down to taxes even if it isn’t explicitly taxes I was trying to avoid.
TIL
- Comment on How can a US citizen invest outside the reach of the federal government? 2 months ago:
I don’t know if you’ve been following the news but I’d say that’s wishful thinking at this point.
- Comment on How can a US citizen invest outside the reach of the federal government? 2 months ago:
Thank you 🙏
This is a very helpful jumping off point for further research
- Comment on How can a US citizen invest outside the reach of the federal government? 2 months ago:
⭐️
- Comment on How can a US citizen invest outside the reach of the federal government? 2 months ago:
Finally - someone who gets me 😊
- Comment on How can a US citizen invest outside the reach of the federal government? 2 months ago:
How so? You think reporting accounts to the IRS keeps the US from seizing/ freezing accounts?
Not following your train of thought
- Comment on How can a US citizen invest outside the reach of the federal government? 2 months ago:
Seizing/freezing.
- Comment on How can a US citizen invest outside the reach of the federal government? 2 months ago:
Yeah - I’ve claimed it before. This isn’t really a tax avoidance question though.
