moonlight

I love coconut so we may have different taste, but I think oat milk is the best plant based milk.

As someone who hates milk and loves coconut, I agree that they don't taste similar.

From a quick search it looks like India, Nigeria, Singapore, and the Philippines do as well.

Other countries may have pledges of some sort for special occasions or for new citizens. But having a flag in every classroom that children chant to each morning is not normal.

As an American I never really liked the holiday, (I agree patriotism sucks) but I wouldn't say it's that it really feels creepy other than the few people who really go over the top with it. Most people just use it as an excuse to barbeque and watch / light off fireworks (which I'm just personally not into)

Now for some real North Korea shit, look up videos of the “pledge of allegiance“ in schools. I was always the only one not doing it, but it wasn't until I was an adult that I realized how fucked up it is. Creepy as hell.

Not in a relationship, but hypothetically yes, absolutely. I'd try go exert as much power as I could to make sure their rule is benevolent and try to convince them to create strong institutions that would become democratic after our deaths.

Now if my dictator gf started committing atrocities, I'd leave ASAP if I could do so safely. But I don't think I would ever be dating the sort of person who would use that sort of power for evil.

"Can big tech fix–" "No."

I don't know. I think reclaiming slurs can be a good thing, (queer, for example), but that one is inherently violent and I always feel uncomfortable when I hear it. Like, there's a reason you didn't write it out in your comment.

It is absolutely a racist song. It's a "response" to Southern Man by Neil Young (great song btw)

I Will Survive

You're not welcome anymore.... >:(

That's a great description of it. I hate that whole genre, tbh. It feels so fake.

I wouldn't say I hate it, but for me it's linger that I can't listen to. I really love zombie though.

Thanks for the reply.

I'm definitely keeping Arch on my PC, I was just wondering what is the best way to use it for both desktop and couch gaming. I do have an old steam link I could potentially use, but I don't know how that would really work. (I think I'd need to keep my PC running 24/7 for a seamless experience), but otherwise I was thinking I'd probably use the compute stick or Pi as the HTPC and stream games from the PC, but again that sounds a bit clunky to me, although I could at least watch stuff without the main PC on. Thoughts?

My other takeaways from your reply are that:

• It's a good idea to separate out home assistant from everything else

• Network stuff doesn't have to be separate

I'll also research using cloud DNS instead.