My parents just didn’t want me being cyber bullied… Which didn’t make sense as I made an Instagram and talked there. My sister though still told me to keep the account private. It was under a pseudonym and I never even posted my face there

I got mine at 11 which was younger than that. Thankfully I was quite well behaved already and knew not to share personal information online. Beforehand I had been using a family desktop computer. I was very cagey about who even obtained my phone number.

Kid isn’t allowed a phone until he can compile and flash his own operating system from source

What is that in ages?

My thoughts exactly

It’s ridiculous. And I’m someone talking from a Protestant/Unionist background from Belfast.

Basically, Kneecap has had provocative music which hits at home about distrusting police, burning police vehicles, dressing in PIRA attire. The PIRA is a very real terrorist organisation at home. One could argue that kneecap could be directly or indirectly encouraging terrorist activity at home or inspiring people to follow in the PIRA’s footsteps via attitude. They also advocated for killing MPs.

But somehow, the line is crossed when they display a flag of a foreign terrorist organisation halfway across the world.

So the way the law is acting, it’s as if Kneecap is more likely to inspire Hezbollah to cause a terrorist attack instead of an Irish dissident at home. Which I think everyone can agree is ridiculous conclusion to make. But that’s the conclusion the law has seemed to made. Basically, something is up.

Now, I’m not saying they should be prosecuted for their other material either. I’m just saying that this whole thing doesn’t make sense that the line is crossed on a foreign terrorist movement not relevant to us.

Something is up.

All the time

I wonder how this compares to the Coronation crowds for King Charles III. The mall and Buckingham palace was filled, although that’s probably not everybody. There was likely a lot of people lining the route of the parade as well, and also crowds watching public showings of the event

Got gifted a biology encyclopedia left open on my table opened on the page about reproduction

Whisper of the heart

How do you self host it?

Hosting is dead easy. Usually you just do sudo apt-get install apache2 for a start, and then it’ll host an html file on port 80 (HTTP), usually /var/www/html/index.html

w3schools.com is great for learning css and html.

You’d want to forward port 80 on your router then to get it accessible on the open web.

On your domain service, you’ll want to make an A record pointing to your IPV4 address and an AAAA record pointing to your IPV6 address.

If you have a dynamic IP (your IPV4 changes often) you can get scripts which run on a schedule to check your ip address and remotely update your A record using an API from your DNS.

You’ll also want to use certbot (an installable application) to manage an HTTPS certificate, then forward port 443 (HTTPS)

I know this is a very quick rundown, but hopefully it points you in the correct direction!

It’s broadcast live twice a day from big ben over radio 4 as well. I also have an old clock which digitally chimes as well with a speaker. So you’re probably right

Linktree? Can’t you just host an html page using apache or nginx?

Thankfully, most major communities now are using alternatives to fandom, like minecraft.wiki and nookipedia.com

Some internet websites are unusable due to clutter. Especially on mobile. Such as fandom.com and belfastlive.co.uk

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2024 best year ever. Then everything gets undone in 2025

This is why I find the USA being so anti immigration ridiculous

Mine did nothing when I kept getting attacked in the changing rooms.