"Is there any chance for these people, who are shielded by their well-paying jobs, their exclusively occupational media diet, and stimuli all happen to reinforce the default world view?"
Hello Fedifriends in #Japan π
Would you like to meet for a beer?
My wife and I are going to be visiting #Tokyo, #Kyoto, and #Osaka in a few weeks time. It would be lovely to meet you, have dinner / drinks somewhere local, and see your beautiful cities.
DM me for dates.
We did this on our recent trip to Europe and it was lovely chatting with new friends.
"I've found a lovely community of people. I get my parasocial fix without being inundated by cryptogrifters shilling shitcoins, nor by thought-leaders posting inflammatory takes for clout. There are no disingenuous politicians and remarkably few celebrities trying to sell me their bathwater. There's no advertising. There's a great API for bots.
"But, just to be contrary, let's list some of the bad points about it."
My old employers are hiring technical talent in the UK. Fully remote / hybrid (London).
* Senior Data Engineer
* Senior Security Engineer (Developer)
* Engineering Manager - (Genetic Data)
And several more.
Great team with an amazing mission. All the jobs are listed at:
This is remarkably sensible and level-headed.
We need politicians who are willing to explore. Even better, we need politicians who are able to do a retro on what did and didn't work.
I need some #Linux touchers and #HomeLab gurus to explain in excruciating detail what I'm doing wrong.
I want my #JellyFin server to be served over HTTPS.
I had nginxproxymanager running, but it has stopped working with Let's Encrypt.
What's the *simplest* way to add HTTPS to #JellyFin? It's an Ubuntu box with the default Jellyfin installed (no Docker or anything complicated like that).
Informed speculation welcomed!
