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  • Patients say measles 'worse than expected' as Utah hits 350+ infections, doctors say

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  • Sharing from a friend :)

    most people have received 2 doses of the MMR vaccine. if you haven’t received 2 doses, you could talk to a doctor. if you don’t know how many doses you have received: I would ask for a measles immune status test, and get vaccinated if you don’t have immunity. people who were born before 1970 are assumed to have natural immunity, but you may still need to be vaccinated, depending on your situation.

    https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/publications/healthy-living/canadian-immunization-guide-part-4-active-vaccines/page-12-measles-vaccine.html

  • Netbird is king.

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  • Is it identical to Tailscale?

  • Markdown support patch for Mastodon

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  • I mean, if you will

  • Markdown support patch for Mastodon

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  • Markdown... Mastodon... I like where this is going 🍺

  • Voiden - A Markdown based Open Source Alternative to Postman

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  • I'm liking seeing both these opinions side by side. Both sound great.

    Someone wants to spoon feed me curl commands, like thanks :-)

    Someone wants to spoon me a UI which I can't curl, thanks eh :-)

  • Netbird is king.

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  • This is interesting. I'm excited to hear more about NetBird.

    if you're only hosting Immich for yourself, it might be better to look into setting up internal VPN only access to it for remote connection.

  • How to Automate QEMU/KVM VM Deployments?

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  • How to get rid of the KDE Wallet pop up on every restart?

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  • I fucking hate the KDE wallet popups!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    I'm a long time Linux user, and I fucking hate the daily popups. I somehow got them to go away on one of my computers.

    I installed Linux on the family laptop, and wife took the laptop away from the house to use it and she couldn't get access to the WiFi, I had no idea what was wrong on her end when she called -- I thought maybe the WiFi chip in the laptop was too outdated for new routers. Anyways, I spent a lot of time for an evening for her that turned out of bust because of the annoying popup.

  • Discord cuts ties with Peter Thiel-backed verification software after its code was found tied to US surveillance efforts

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  • Who else is using Peter Thiels crap?

  • Matrix hosting

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  • House GOP passes sweeping anti-voting bill that could disenfranchise millions, sends measure to Senate

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  • In Canada, you can go to your provinces service website to order a new one. They will mail it to you.

  • I want a phone I can actually fix, and Fairphone’s record growth shows the world does too

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  • Discord will require a face scan or ID for full access next month

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  • That's kind of a weird question, no? If I'm going to invest in a server, I want to see some kind of integrity and trust first.

    This is the first time I've seen this link or company name. I'm not saying they're bad, but I was hoping the person who shared the link had something to vet them.

  • Discord will require a face scan or ID for full access next month

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  • First time I've heard of Unredacted. Do they have somewhere to show their legitimacy.

  • Should I be using Debian?

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  • Debian is fine, but if you have technical troubles you don't want to deal with, then go straight to Ubuntu. Either Kubuntu (Ubuntu with KDE), Ubuntu, or some other Ubuntu variation.

    As a new Linux user, I would recommend Ubuntu over Debian. It is easier to setup, has a lot more online documentation, provides various apps to make life a bit simplier like integrations and AppStore (even though you should try to away from Linux app store because of broken apps)

    Arch is really the king diamond in desktop Linux in my opinion, due to their rolling releases (I love new stuff even if it may break things), but especially because for the Arch Wiki (which is good for other OS users to read too) and the Arch AUR. If going Arch, I recommend using arch-install to make installing it much easier. Update the default arch-install after booting pacman -Ss arch-install then just run.

    Also as a new or intermediate Linux user, I strongly recommend LTS (Long Term Support) versions. For example, Ubuntus latest version is not LTS, and has been out for multiple months, and there are still a huge amount of apps not ready to easily install -- and you either have to spend a lot of time to figure it out yourself, or lose the chance to use some apps.

  • what is good remote desktop software?

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  • The Hackernews company gets shit on a lot by Lemmy and Reddit. From my understanding, they have a lot of bad people who run the company.

    I would just use Lemmy and Reddit instead.

  • what is good remote desktop software?

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  • Edited, thanks @Björn:

    Whatever destination computer you're looking to connect to, install Sunshine.

    Then on the source computer, use Moonlight to connect to the destination.

  • what is good remote desktop software?

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  • How many containers are you all running?

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