Assuming you mean hosting stuff on a VPS or similar, I think the Lemmy selfhosting communities consider that also self hosting on some level.
If you more meant for commercial hosting, there’s no harm in asking, I’d wager a fair few people subscribed probably work in the industry.
If you meant the behind the scenes stuff of running a hosting provider, you might have a little less luck, but you never know
What percentage of the banned protests were expected to be peaceful?
Sadly most of their supporters will never find out, and the rest will handwave it away as “fake”, “well they all do it” or some other complete nonsense.
Other than the liver building, radio city tower has to be the most iconic part of the Liverpool skyline.
It was definitely the first thing I noticed when I arrived by train for the first time years ago
I wonder what will move in next, I’m glad to see it’s listed
Because we had an absolute moron in charge at the time
And the cynic in me sees this as all by design
Say they’re gonna bring the big companies to task, actually destroy alternatives and entrench the corporate players further
Seattle Santa brings the gift of games, your bank balance is the cookies and whisky
Yeah I thought I was having internet problems for a moment there
Oh that explains mine then
Wasn’t sure how I clocked an average of nearly 4 sessions a day
Funny because the evidence seems to suggest as the article reported—it will help lift more people out of poverty than not doing it. That’s what this trial is intending to confirm.
What’s your evidence that they’re wrong?
Huh
I had no idea there were actual rules
Sure things can always go quicker, but this one is at least already on the right trajectory, and luckily that’s the hardest one for a government to influence.
The government should definitely be heavily subsidizing heat pump replacements (then after a while ramping up gas duty as the stick) and bring back the solar panel subsidies though. And yes shove every penny necessary to get HS2 done to completion so we can get started on HS3 and completely disincentivise short haul flights. All the while building as many wind, tidal and solar farms as possible to power it all—bonus points if we can get a surplus Vs our immediate neighbours.
If we’re all dead the money doesn’t matter, so it should be spent on ensuring survival.
That’s really shitty given the expectation set when using a VPN
I was wondering the same, I’ve not had any issues personally
That thumbnail lol
When the gap was only £10-20k a few years ago, you could justify to yourself that sticking in the public sector was probably affording you some quality of life benefits.
Now the gap is more like tripling your salary and nearly everyone good has left for greener pastures. Hell, the work/life balance didn’t even change much for me
My understanding is that if you’re working in tech at GCHQ, you’re dealing with fossils—both your colleagues and the actual tech stack itself. Apparently any kind of meaningful change has to go through countless layers of scrutiny and review, taking weeks.
You also need to basically nuke your social media and lie to your friends and family on the regular. Which IMO effectively means you need to be thinking about your job 24/7, and therefore are working 24/7.
~£40k isn’t even close to the low-water mark for an entry level job given all that IMO. If they want such a specialist skillset too, they’re probably gonna need to add a zero if they actually want to attract anyone good.
There are even other parts of the government that don’t have all that baggage and pay more.
Great.
Now do trains
Politics is not just the relationship between two people, it’s the relationship between a person and everyone/everything else in the world.
Reducto ad absurdum: would you suggest a world where every country is at war with everyone else would foster a better environment for global FOSS collaboration than one where the world was at complete peace?
I honestly thought the statement you quoted was entirely uncontroversial. “Healthy” and “global” being the key words, I’m not saying it’s a requirement for FOSS to exist in general or anything.
Well it is the i, owned and published by the daily mail