Dataprolet
Equating Zionism with Nazism/Fascism is ignorant, historically inacurate and hateful.
Formerly know as u/Arjab.
Anarchist | Antifascist | Anticapitalist.
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Great argument.
Apartheid in South Africa meant no civil rights for black people, no political representation, but separated public spaces. Arabs in Israel have the same civil right as all Israelis, the can vote and they have several parties in the parliament. No public places are ethnically separated.
Israel is not an Apartheid, that’s an (empirical) fact.
Arabs in Israel are equal by law. The have representatives in the parliament. I’m not trying to deny that Israel is heavily racist in politics and societal, but so is every other country and every other democracy and it doesn’t make Israel not a democracy. Even though it’s democracy is under attack by right wing Likud, but that’s also true for literally every European country.
Why should Israel be an Apartheid if it is a Democracy? That doesn’t make sense.
And the Holocaust comparison is not one of quantity, but of quality. Building an: industrial complex to kill millions if Jews is historically unprecedented.
Do you have any arguments?
Well yes, but if your neighbour happens to live behind an imaginary border he’s suddenly a foreigner and doesn’t deserve that freedom anymore.
Hate Israel all you want, rightfully so, but the comparison with Nazi Germany is historically inaccurate and politically wrong. Israel is a democracy and not an authoritarian dictatorship. Israel has a problem with right-wing politician and general racism, but so does every western country. The ongoing genocide is a horrible tragedy, but it’s neither Auschwitz nor Warschau. All this comparison does is diminishing actual fascism, Nazism and the Holocaust. And the conparison takes the credibility of everyone doing it.
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3·10 months agoI recently installed Beszel and really like it but I would prefer not to have to login every time I want to check my systems. Is there any easy alternative?
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3·10 months agoWhat’s wrong with Nextcloud?
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2·1 year agoFirefox for Android partially supports PWAs.
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13·1 year agoDefine “insecure”.
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2·1 year agoWhat security problems?
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41·1 year agoWhat’s wrong with exposing Jellyfin to the internet?
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14·1 year agoMaybe she shouldn’t have talked about a “Jewish lobby”.
Same.
The time it takes me to write a single function in Python is the same as writing a whole Bash-script using nano.
Also I initially set up my homelab using Docker in a VM on Proxmox. Totally useless abstraction, but I never found the time and patience to migrate the VM to bare metal.
Nextcloud, hands down.
I use Borg to backup the default volume directory and my compose files. If you’re interested I can share my backup script.
While that’s an easy solution it makes it impossible or rather difficult to restore single containers and/or files.
I’m using a cheap VPS that connects over Tailscale to my home server. The VPS runs Nginx Proxy Manager, has a firewall and the provider offers DDOS protection and that’s it.


Looks like a worthy replacement for Filebrowser. I’ll definitely check this out.