• Knowledge is meant to be shared, not hoarded.
• The act of kindness is free, but its impact is priceless.
• Discipline matters, but so does self-care.

In the words of Rob McElhenney (who plays Mac): It's like the opposite of the show Friends

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxEz8OcF6m0&t=921s

A bunch of sociopaths who are stuck together because they're the only ones who can stand eachothers.

As a lawyer, it was literally her job to be well informed and ask the right questions to make sure she didn't receive an inquiry on something she wasn't aware of.

I'd rather have someone like that at the helm instead of someone who works only on assumptions and prejudices.

Also, connecting an access point that doesn't broadcast its SSID has another side effect: all devices configured to connected to it will periodically broadcast a signal to search for that hidden AP instead, so it makes you even easier to track down anywhere else.

Most commercial networks systems have the ability to detect rogue access points by analysing the radio spectrum, and hiding the SSID will not avoid detection once traffic starts flowing to it.

And they can triangulate the position of the rogue AP.

VitePress might be what you're looking for.

Flip a couple of tables where this decision was made at the very least.

Tim Pool the Russian Tool™

Gotta remain positive and see the glass half full, or January 2nd depending on the cell format.

Ridiculous physics is always fun.

Votes aren't private on the fediverse, it's just a that some interfaces won't display them. Also, instance admins can see who voted too.

But like @Boozilla@lemmy.world said

Don’t bother yourself over it. That way lies madness.

It mainly useful for admins to detect if there is some vote manipulation going on.

Plus there's the issue of overhead. An email might be simple, but look at the raw message and there's a lot of stuff being sent for each email.