Honestly, considering how much of a meme Trump’s presidency seemed to be (at least as an Australian that’s what it appeared to be - I wouldn’t be surprised if people voted for him for the meme at the time), having someone named “literally anybody else” on the ballot seems like a great way to get votes if only for the meme.

Honestly, as an honestly pretty unspiritual Christian, Street preachers make me unnecessarily angry. Because it feels like they’re just bible bashing and aren’t actually doing anything to further Christianity’s goals, despite the fact they think they are. Individuals can’t win people over by shoving their beliefs down people’s throats.

I feel like the only people who listen to these guys are people who agree with them. Most people ignore them in my city.

I recognise that internet router on the right. That looks like the “smart router” Telstra gives their customers - we have one we used to use back when we had Telstra cable. It’s currently playing the duty of an Ethernet switch for dad’s office.

Can’t star trek across the fediverse without multiple space docks.

Just watch for the Klingons on the starboard bow.

I get louder, and I lose much of my profanity filter. Which people used to think wasn’t possible. But that’s it.

“what! A chastity belt? ughhhh that’s going to chafe my Willy!”

I would totally go with starlink, except I really don’t want to support musk with my money.

Sure the idea is good, but if a competitor were to come out I’d rather go for that. Same thing with Tesla.

Plus where I live in Adelaide we have the ability to get FTTP if we paid them to run the fibre from the curb to the house, but our current 100/40 plan is adequate for our needs.

That said if it’s the only option, I understand that.

Sorry, I should’ve realised. My brain immediately thought “ahh yes, pronouns as in he/she/them/they, easy” totally forgot that I and I’m also count as a pronoun.

This is the name I’ve always gone by, for everything. Except for back in the day during club penguin, but nvm that.

My idea behind the name is I come second. First the bomb, then it explodes and you get the Boom, loud and proud, fits me perfectly.

So I’m not Da_bomb, I’m Da_Boom

There could be many reasons

• ml could be an acronym for something
• it could be a result of a trend for non profit social networks to use .ml
• ml is a less used domain. so it could be a cost saving measure as .ml is a completly free, low barrier to entry top level domain. (TLD) - the Malinian government gives away the domains for free, with restrictions. and you can essentially remove most restrictions by paying a small fee, so its a very low to no cost solution.
• quite often - .net, .org, .com all have restrictions over who can buy a domain, and what for. As they are more “premium” top level domains.

I know here in Australia if you want to get a .com.au address you have to have an Australian business number or be registered as a not-for profit in australia (same for .org.au and .net.au, with variations on the restrictions) . I know that .org also has similar restrictions - you essentially have to prove you’re an organization in your respective country.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.ml

Me: ArchLinux + meme

Iusearchlinux.fyi

You mean aussie.zone? Aussie.place doesn’t exist.

Oh it’s imploding alright, just like that billionaire submarine

Too soon?

Musk doesn’t realise that as a result of this rate limiting, the site is actually DDoSing itself, the fool.