Coffee is quite sensitive to environmental factors and only grows in certain specific regions as a result. Those factors are being upended by climate change. Coffee is going to very rapidly become a luxury product.
Billionaires don’t care. Twenty dollars or two dollars for a cup is effectively the same price to them; insignificant. It’s the rest of us that get fucked.
Yeah, ironically by bragging about how much of their tourism comes from Canada he’s just telling us how much they have to lose.
DeSantis tried to play it off by pointing out how many Canadians still chose to visit Florida anyway… In 2024.
So, apparently he thinks we have time travel.
Don’t root for us, root for yourselves. We don’t need your moral support, we need you guys to put a stop to your country’s slide into fascism before its too late.
I’ve been saying the same thing to every apologetic American; we don’t want your apologies, we want your anger.
If you’re so God damn sorry about this, put a stop to it. Until you do, your words mean nothing.
A Ukrainian that we trained.
So, unfortunately, this latest update seems to have created a lot of issues. First off, MobaXTerm support appears to be borked. Second, attempting to connect directly to LXC containers throws an error because I haven’t linked a WSL2 instance for X11, even though X forwarding is not enabled for the connection.
I’d suggest maybe testing with a plain Debian or Fedora install. Just enable KVM and install virt-manager, and create the environment that way.
Yes, that’s my point. Hence why Canada responded by saying “That’s not good enough, remove the tariffs entirely and make a clear promise that they’re not coming back, or else our tariffs will continue.”
Unfortunately I’m not very familiar with Cloudstack or Proxmox; we’ve always worked with KVM using virt-manager and Cockpit.
Our usual method is to remove the default hard drive, reattach the qcow file as a SCSI device, and then we modify the SCSI controller that gets created to enable queuing. I’m sure at some point I should learn to do all this through the command line, but it’s never really been relevant to do so.
The relevant sections look like this in one our prod VMs:
<disk type='file' device='disk'>
<driver name='qemu' type='qcow2'/>
<source file='/var/lib/libvirt/images/XXX.qcow2' index='1'/>
<backingStore/>
<target dev='sdb' bus='scsi'/>
<alias name='scsi0-0-0-1'/>
<address type='drive' controller='0' bus='0' target='0' unit='1'/>
</disk>
<controller type='scsi' index='0' model='virtio-scsi'>
<driver queues='6'/>
<alias name='scsi0'/>
<address type='pci' domain='0x0000' bus='0x04' slot='0x00' function='0x0'/>
</controller>
The driver queues=‘X’ line is the part you have to add. The number should equal the number of cores assigned to the VM.
See the following for more on tuning KVM:
Yeah, killing Nazis is always good. And very cathartic.
It’s not just about what’s easy / simple, it’s also about our politicians understanding that having tariffs is actually less damaging than what Trump is doing.
More than anything, business hates uncertainty. You can invest in an uncertain future. Businesses actively prefer bad to uncertain. A world with tariffs is one where they make less money, sure, but they can factor that in. Raise their prices. Let the inflation happen. They’ll be alright in the end. But a world with the possibility of tariffs, that’s so much worse, because now they can’t respond. Either way they bet, they could lose.
That’s why Trudeau is taking this “Shit or get off the pot” stance. The most important thing is not just to remove the tariffs, but to get a guarantee that they stay gone, otherwise there will be continual economic damage, to both countries, for as long as this bullshit continues.
Of course any guarantee from Trump is nearly worthless, so the reality is that as long as America lets that idiotic narcissist remain in power, there will continue to be damage to both our economies just from the uncertainty his presence creates.
But thats not a problem we can solve.
What are your disk settings for the KVM environments? We use KVM at work and found that the default configuration loses you a lot of performance on disk operations.
Switching from SATA to SCSI driver, and then enabling queues (set the number equal to your number of cores) dramatically speeds up all disk operations, large and small.
On mobile right now but I’ll try to add some links to the KVM docs later.
Been using Xpipe for probably over a year now. It’s amazing and I wholeheartedly recommend it.
Trump said Monday that “vast amounts of fentanyl got poured into our country” largely through Mexico and from China, and he encouraged car manufacturers to build plants in the U.S. to avoid the upcoming tariffs.
If the media actually did their jobs, they would add the context that the US seized all of 20kg of fentanyl at the Canadian border last year. This claim is, according to the US government’s own numbers, absolute bullshit.
They would also note that in order to enact these tariffs without involving Congress he has to invoke a “national emergency”, which is the only reason why he’s suddenly all about stopping fentanyl.
Here, https://github.com/streetwriters/notesnook-sync-server
But I recommend this thread as a better setup guide; https://lemmy.ml/post/25006407
You have to actually create your account on a self-hosted instance. Self-hosted accounts are all Pro by default.
I believe that’s only if you use their servers. You can selfhost.
Joplin is good, but I recently moved to Notesnook and honestly it’s so much better.
I’m not even asking them to be our allies. I don’t need them to give a single flying fuck about us. We’ll take care of ourselves if we have to. I just need them to fix their God damn country before its too late, because that’s the one problem only they can solve.