For http(s), yes. Other services that don’t support host routing, which is most of them, no.

Because the designers and marketers were given priority over the safety engineers.

Agreed. Are they turning, or just braking periodically with a taillight out? Who knows!

I also love the front turn signals that turn off that headlight. Dumb as hell for everyone.

Also, animated signals should be banned. On or off, no flashing, glowing, or sliding.

Because it wasn’t blindingly obvious? I don’t know how tall the truck in front of me is, and since I don’t drive tall vehicles I know even less about the heights of bridges. Usually commercial drivers are the better ones.

Interesting. BIOS update? Maybe check through all the settings, or do a factory reset on the BIOS? I have a similar board (H510 something) running proxmox and it works fine.

Hardware? Do they shut down properly if you do it from the console or ssh?

Yes that’s all I want, to be able to see the indicator again. A lot of newer cars have moved them too far to the side of the vehicle.

I encounter this pretty often because a Boston area streets are terrible and the drivers are worse, so a visible indicator helps all drivers make traffic flow more smoothly.

I mean when a car is coming at me from a cross street, I want to be able to tell if they’re turning or just an asshole not using their signal. On some cars, the turn signal is mounted so far to the side that if they’re approaching from my right and turning right onto the same street as me, I can’t see that turn signal. Sometimes combined with the roundness of the nose exacerbating the problem.

By signaling to oncoming traffic and vehicles approaching from the side, a front brake light provides an essential visual cue that a car is slowing down or preparing to stop. When the light is extinguished, it indicates that a stationary vehicle might initiate movement. According to Tomasch, this visual feedback can significantly truncate the reaction time for other road users, leading to shorter stopping distances and consequently diminishing the likelihood of accidents.

Sounds reasonable. Personally I just want front turn signals to be visible from the opposite side again.

Yes that is how capitalism works

It’s because they’re Republicans, therefore whatever they do is right.

Does Lemmy let you retroactively deny applications?

Nobody is remotely at risk of losing life or limb because slrpnk is down for a little while.

I think “permanently deleted” is when a mod or admin deletes their content administratively.

Hard to say just from what’s in the modlog. Maybe they’re editing a post instead of deleting it?

Can you link some examples?

If you want a professionally managed instance, you are welcome to pay for a hosted one.

Is that even available right now? Usually for this type of thing you need API keys, which are not included, nor available at all.

Window managers are a component of a desktop environment.

Linus’ tone was disproportionate, but he wasn’t wrong. This could easily have been a compromised account trying to sneak code into the kernel.