Elara

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[–] Elara@lemmygrad.ml 2 points 3 weeks ago (1 children)

Happy birthday!! May all your weeks be nice!

[–] Elara@lemmygrad.ml 4 points 2 months ago (1 children)
 

Hello everyone! Make yourself at home around our collective fireplace, in our time-honored tradition, the weekly discussion thread!

P.S. As your ~~matrix server overlord~~ friendly server admin, I assure you that Comrade Pup Ivy is alive and doing completely fine! :3

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[–] Elara@lemmygrad.ml 5 points 2 months ago (2 children)

Yeah, LA has a fairly active anti-zionist scene. I've driven past many palestine flags on highway overpasses. They also don't like ICE much. I've seen "Fuck ICE" spray painted on the side of a bank and similar messages around.

[–] Elara@lemmygrad.ml 2 points 5 months ago

It runs quite well actually. I run it on a single board computer and haven't had any issues apart from one time when a bug caused message delays and I had to downgrade for a little while until the next release.

[–] Elara@lemmygrad.ml 2 points 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago)

There's already a proxy involved. My actual residential IP is not public. The traffic itself is also encrypted end to end so the VPS provider never actually gets to see plaintext traffic.

[–] Elara@lemmygrad.ml 6 points 5 months ago (2 children)

I don't run any of my services on a VPS for privacy reasons. They all run on my own hardware completely under my control and supervision. I also don't currently have the money to pay for the extremely powerful VPS(es) I'd need to run all my services. I have over 50 running.

[–] Elara@lemmygrad.ml 10 points 5 months ago (6 children)

It's dendrite, but yeah, I've been doing it for years

[–] Elara@lemmygrad.ml 7 points 5 months ago

That's a DSL modem, right? We have cable, so that wouldn't work unfortunately.

 

Edit: I have what I need to buy the modem now. Thank you so much everyone! This will really help.

Original MessageHello everyone,

If you use the genzedong matrix server, you may have noticed that it's been extremely unstable lately. That's because I've moved out of my parents' house and the internet service at my new place is extremely unstable and often drops out every few minutes.

I could fix that with a new modem that supports the protocols required by the ISP, which would cost 130€, but I don't currently have the money for that and likely won't for several months. If you use the matrix server and would like to contribute to its stability, please donate here. I'd really appreciate any donations. Thank you so much!

[–] Elara@lemmygrad.ml 12 points 6 months ago (1 children)

This guy does not understand the physics of nuclear weapons at all

[–] Elara@lemmygrad.ml 3 points 8 months ago (1 children)
[–] Elara@lemmygrad.ml 7 points 8 months ago (1 children)
 

Oh nooooo... anyway

[–] Elara@lemmygrad.ml 7 points 8 months ago

My parents literally received three free buckets of high quality black caviar in the USSR lol

 

Hello, I'm Elara.

I'm the one who hosted the GenZedong matrix server and wrote and ran @TankieReplyBot@lemmygrad.ml. I recently ran away from my abusive parents' house (which is why all my stuff has been down) and I'm currently staying with a friend while I search for a job. I already have some things lined up, but it's going to take time to navigate all the bureaucracy to get permission to work where I am. In the meantime, I have very little money and I need funds for food, clothes, etc. If anyone can help, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks!

 

cross-posted from: https://lemmygrad.ml/post/5913910

Over the past few months, I've been working on legally changing my name and gender. Throughout my journey, I've noticed a glaring lack of information about the process. The information that I could find has been incomplete, outdated, or both. Also, most existing resources assume you know how to do things like send mail, but I'd never done any of that, so I had to figure all of that out for myself, with some help from my amazing friends, of course.

So, I decided to document the entire process in detail to help other trans people who want to do the same. So far, I've only covered updating California state documents and some U.S. federal documents, since that's where I live and what I have experience with. I tried to include answers to every question I had, and details about how in-person visits to various government facilities work so that people like myself wouldn't be as anxious. I also wrote guides on the other skills you'll need to complete this process, including sending mail, filling out checks, etc.

However, this process is different everywhere. I only have experience with California, but I'd like this resource to grow into something that can help people everywhere, so here's how you can help:

  1. Write about your experiences: If you've completed or are working on a legal name and/or gender change wherever you live (including places outside the U.S.), document the process. Once you're finished, contact me (Elara) at support@elara.ws, and I can work with you to get your resources published. Also, feel free to contact me if you need help documenting your experiences or even navigating the name/gender change process itself, and I'll try to help as best I can. You don't have to be an expert or a perfect writer, just sharing what worked for you is enough.
  2. Check existing info: If anything on the website is difficult to understand, incorrect, outdated, or you just feel like a change needs to be made for whatever reason, let me know! I want this resource to stay accurate and helpful to everyone.
  3. Share the resource: If you know anyone or any community that could benefit from or contribute to the information in this resource, tell them about it. I'd like this to help as many people as possible.
  4. Provide feedback: If there's anything you think could be improved, let me know. I'd love to hear your ideas.

Here's the link to the full resource: https://trans.queer.my.id
And to the California guide specifically: https://trans.queer.my.id/books/california

Feel free to message me here or email me at support@elara.ws if you're interested about contributing to this or just want to talk about it!

 

Over the past few months, I've been working on legally changing my name and gender. Throughout my journey, I've noticed a glaring lack of information about the process. The information that I could find has been incomplete, outdated, or both. Also, most existing resources assume you know how to do things like send mail, but I'd never done any of that, so I had to figure all of that out for myself, with some help from my amazing friends, of course.

So, I decided to document the entire process in detail to help other trans people who want to do the same. So far, I've only covered updating California state documents and some U.S. federal documents, since that's where I live and what I have experience with. I tried to include answers to every question I had, and details about how in-person visits to various government facilities work so that people like myself wouldn't be as anxious. I also wrote guides on the other skills you'll need to complete this process, including sending mail, filling out checks, etc.

However, this process is different everywhere. I only have experience with California, but I'd like this resource to grow into something that can help people everywhere, so here's how you can help:

  1. Write about your experiences: If you've completed or are working on a legal name and/or gender change wherever you live (including places outside the U.S.), document the process. Once you're finished, contact me (Elara) at support@elara.ws, and I can work with you to get your resources published. Also, feel free to contact me if you need help documenting your experiences or even navigating the name/gender change process itself, and I'll try to help as best I can. You don't have to be an expert or a perfect writer, just sharing what worked for you is enough.
  2. Check existing info: If anything on the website is difficult to understand, incorrect, outdated, or you just feel like a change needs to be made for whatever reason, let me know! I want this resource to stay accurate and helpful to everyone.
  3. Share the resource: If you know anyone or any community that could benefit from or contribute to the information in this resource, tell them about it. I'd like this to help as many people as possible.
  4. Provide feedback: If there's anything you think could be improved, let me know. I'd love to hear your ideas.

Here's the link to the full resource: https://trans.queer.my.id/
And to the California guide specifically: https://trans.queer.my.id/books/california

Feel free to message me here or email me at support@elara.ws if you're interested about contributing to this or just want to talk about it!

 

Hello, and welcome everyone to this week's weekly discussion thread, a time-honored tradition of our group!

Since Comrade Pup Ivy is currently on a fun vacation with the tea club, and definitely not locked in a basement until he denounces Dr. Pepper, this week's thread is brought to you by your favorite ~~matrix server overlord~~ friendly server admin :3

I hope you enjoy!

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Welcome again to everybody! It's your favorite ~~matrix server overlord~~ friendly matrix server admin :3
Make yourself at home. In the time-honoured tradition of our sect, here is the weekly discussion thread.

Matrix homeserver and space
  ● Theory discussion group on Matrix
● Find theory on ProleWiki, marxists.org, Anna's Archive and libgen.
  ● Audio versions by Socialism For All (just keep in mind that he's an ultraleftist)

 

Arch Linux recently merged an RFC, creating an official process for porting it to other architectures. Since the beginning of the Arch project, it's only supported x86 machines, so it's nice to see some changes in that regard.

I'm very excited for a potential RISC-V port that I might help with if it happens :3

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submitted 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) by Elara@lemmygrad.ml to c/genzedong@lemmygrad.ml
 

One of the members of the GenZedong Matrix space recently created a communist Akkoma instance at spectreofcommunism.boo!

What is Akkoma?

Akkoma is like Mastodon but lighter and faster. It's an open source microblogging platform where you can post "microposts". It's kind of similar to Twitter, but actually good :3

Like Lemmy, Akkoma is federated, meaning you can interact with people on other servers regardless of which server you've signed up on (similar to how you can see Hexbear users on Lemmygrad). Akkoma federates with all fediverse platforms, including Lemmy, so you can actually also interact with Akkoma users from Lemmygrad, and vice-versa!

How do I join?

  1. Go to https://spectreofcommunism.boo/
  2. Click on Register
  3. Fill in your account info and then answer the vetting questions in the "Reason to register" field
  4. Wait for your account to be approved
 

Welcome again everybody, from your favorite ~~matrix server overlord~~ friendly matrix server admin! Make yourself at home. In the time-honoured tradition of our group, here is our weekly discussion thread.

Matrix homeserver and space
Theory discussion group on Matrix
● Find theory on ProleWiki, marxists.org, Anna's Archive and libgen

 

Hexbear has several trans communities. Make sure to check those out:

We love our Hexbear comrades <3

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