For those on iOS you don’t need an app to do this.

You can go to settings -> apps -> phone -> silence unknown callers.

This will send them straight to voicemail and the call will show in the recent calls list.

Thank you, as I tried to allude to in other comments, I am open to learning and as I’ve aged I have less ego.

I appreciate your feedback on writing and I am going to put this down to a lesson of the perils of overthinking (not just writing words myself).

Oh sorry I misunderstood.

Do they say what he hates about each one?

Thank you.

Yea, the responses have not been what I expected, but I can see why and I’m open to learning to improve my voice as I really want to get involved with current affairs and bringing about change in the west.

I’ve lived in the UK all my life. I’ve been to the USA once and China nonce.

Anyway, it’s clear my post wasn’t put together well as it seems people think I’m saying China good, when I’m really not. I’m trying to say western media bias is a thing and although China has bad things, we do too and I wanted to open a discussion about this.

Me? I’m from the UK. Check my post history. First time posting anything about China and clearly I missed the mark in my execution of criticising media bias in the uk and USA.

Thank you. This is helpful.

I added an edit, but I want to be abundantly clear, however faltered, that my intention here was ton draw attention to western media bias and not to whitewash China in any way. I am aware of the things bad in China like Uyghurs, etc.

It’s clear so far that I failed, but i am open and expect constructive criticism as I want to be better and have a voice.

That’s fair criticism and clearly I am not well versed enough to be attempting to write about this topic. I’ll not do this again and I’ll remove this post soon.

Edit: I also want to highlight that I sourced this material and used a tool to help me write it challenge western media bias and not to whitewash China. I can see on reflection how it might seem that way.

That’s fair and I’ll end my posting on these kind of topics career here.

That’s constructive.

I was merely trying to get MY ideas into a someone coherent format and asking for constructive criticism.

Let’s end it here and you have a nice weekend.

Would you have any tips on how to structure an argument from a neutral place as I wasn’t trying to be biased here, I was looking at how I perceive the world.

Sorry for the delay.

Are you still stuck. Perhaps I can take a look at your docket-compose.yml

I got a server set up this weekend and perhaps could share mine. Although I’ve done this before I used ChatGPT this time to guide me and allow bot perfect I have it working with TrueNAS on one VM and then docker on another hosting Sonarr etc.

Amazing. The sun is shining, it’s weekend, and I’ve just been indoor bouldering and hit 15/16 blacks routes rated V2-V4.

Shouldn’t have tried such an overhang as the last climb striving for that even number.

How about you OP?

One of the contributors was in a country that the USA likes to bully with sanctions.

There is a comment on this post with a link to Mastodon for Organic Maps

What is it you don’t understand, perhaps I can guide you.

Do you have any technical knowledge? Like navigating systems or any programming experience?

I only ask those as if yes, then watching a couple of videos about docker-compose should be sufficient. Once you have an understanding of what it does you can rely on the docs more then.

Even asking ChatGPT for an example docker-compose file for what you want would be a great start.

Fair enough.

We gatekeeping now?

I can’t relate to this at all.

We use windows machines as software developers at work and really have no issues at all. Never had a bluescreen in these two years.

I use windows at home to play Factorio, Minecraft, and RDR2. Again, never had an issue. No blue screens. I turn it on open steam and play my games then turn it off when done.

I tried Linux again cause I got sucked in by this echo chamber and that did not go well at all. I explicitly said I don’t want to have to be a nerd in my free time to manage Linux which I was assured isn’t the case. Then one day I turn it on and have no sound and no idea why it just died. I swiftly removed Linux and went back to windows.

I do use Linux for servers for Jellyfin and stuff and I like it for those things, but me personally have had a better experience using windows and I can’t understand all these people against it.

Doesn’t it say in the bottle?

I have heard of him actually, well I didn’t know his name but I’ve heard about him.

Exactly my point. You can’t expect people to change on their own and it’s on us to try and make the world a better place, as per our morals.