When you say the US is close to Canada in values I get nervous, I want to travel to Canada some day.

Are Canada also against lgbt people, abortion and other common human rights?

The US is objectively one of the most liberal states in the world in all three of those metrics, especially abortion. Who are you comparing us to?

> Who are you comparing us to?

I imagine Europe and Australia. "We're not as bad as <random Asian/African country>" is not something to boast about.

Most countries in Europe have more restrictive abortion policies than a state chosen at random in the US. Your perception is unbelievably flawed. Almost this entire thread has a cartoon/marvel comic version of "US BAD, everyone else good" in their heads.

>Most countries in Europe have more restrictive abortion policies than a state chosen at random in the US.

You mean "a state chosen at random among those were abortion is legal in the US" I hope? You'd be wrong anyway, but less so.

More than half of states have significantly more permissive abortion laws than OP's gone country of Denmark (18 weeks). Most of Europe limits at 14 weeks.

You are misinformed.

The reason is there is a huge movement against abortions and gay people in the US including the president voted by 50%+. E.g. Germany has strict abortion laws and liberal gay laws, but no real important movement to strict abortions or exclude gay people. This is the reason of perception. Maybe you should ask yourself why people in the internet feel like that.

The first line of German law on abortions is "Whosoever terminates a pregnancy shall be liable to imprisonment not exceeding three years or a fine.". If this had been adopted into the US criminal code in the 2010s, even with all the same exceptions and caveats, I'm pretty confident that American anti-abortion advocates would have declared victory and moved on.

Germany legalized same-sex marriage two years after the US, and it's really a non-issue in both countries today. Scott Bessent is married to a man and I don't think I've seen a single politician comment on or care about it.

The reason people on the Internet feel differently is that they have an incorrect understanding of these issues.

I talked about Trump. You ignore it, but for starter https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020s_anti-LGBTQ_movement_in_t...

And abortion in Germany is practically legal for the 3 months. Though CDU is against abortions the current government hasnt done any step to stiff it, quiet in contrast to Trump government.

Many Americans just ignore Trump. Probably they really think they live in the greatest nation on Earth and Trump is just a minor annoyance or something.

I'm not ignoring it at all. It's true, as this article says, that Trump and his political movement are anti-trans. But they have no issue with gay people.

This fact is strange and confusing to many people involved in LGBTQ advocacy, who see sexual and gender diversity as linked issues. They don't understand how someone could possibly square this circle, so they occasionally try to construct 4D chess theories of how Trump secretly hates gay people too. But there's really no evidence of that.

Denmark where I live.

The Danish had the balls to go to war with Germany. It was a total disaster ofcourse but it proved it's sovereignty on the battlefield.

More than half of the US has more liberal abortion laws than Denmark (25 states and DC). 6 states with a combined population roughly 5-6X that of Denmark legalized gay marriage before your home country.

You are misinformed.

> Are Canada also against lgbt people, abortion and other common human rights?

Some of them are, some of them aren't.

I am really frustrated about that donation. I am an LGBT person, and I fear that a service I have paid for for many years will found someone who wants all my human rights gone. That I am supporting someone who just wants me to stop existing. I am not sure what VPN provider I could use that is even half as trustworthy as mullvad and I am not sure what to do.

I find the documentation for the syntax to be a bit lacking if you want to do anything that isn't very basic and how they want you to do it. For example, I want to use a wildcard certificate for my internal services to hide service names from certificate transparency logs, and I can't get the syntax working. Chatgpt and gemini also couldn't.

This here is how it's done, where you have a wildcard dns entry for subdomains of secret.domain.com.

{ acme_dns cloudflare oWN-HR__kxRoDhrixaQbI6M0uwS4bfXub4g4xia2 debug }

*.secret.domain.com {

        @sso host sso.secret.domain.com
        handle @sso {
                reverse_proxy 192.168.200.4:9000
        }

        @adguard host adguard.secret.domain.com
        handle @adguard {
                reverse_proxy 192.168.200.4:9000
        }


        @forge host     forge.secret.domain.com
        handle @forge {
                reverse_proxy http://forgejo:3000
        }

        # respond to whatever doesn't match
        handle {
                respond "Wildcard subdomain does not have a web configuration!"
        }

        handle_errors {
                respond "Error {err.status_code} {err.status_text}"
        }
}

Thank you, I will try that later today.

This integration doesn’t support the dns-01 challenge. So wildcard certs are out of the question at this point.

PS. Oh, this subthread is about Caddy, not Nginx. Nevermind my comment then!

For wildcards you need a Caddy build that includes the dns plugin for your specific provider. There's a tool called xcaddy that helps with that. It's still kinda annoying because now you need to manage the binary for yourself but when I tried it with Hetzner it worked fine.

In case it helps someone else, this is what I do:

    FROM caddy:2-builder AS builder

    RUN xcaddy build \
        --with github.com/caddy-dns/cloudflare \
        --with github.com/greenpau/caddy-security

    FROM caddy:2

    COPY --from=builder /usr/bin/caddy /usr/bin/caddy

    COPY Caddyfile /etc/caddy/Caddyfile

Then just build & run it via docker compose

That is a great idea. Do you know any alternatives to Vault that is owned by one of these organizations?

No, I don't know of one. It seems Hashicorpo Vault has a good head start. But up until 11 hours ago, the code was MPL 2.0 licensed, so somebody could fork and start a project under one of those foundations.

When I use a mobile I usually type G! instead of !g because of autocorrect, and it works just the same.

What is the name for these simple css files that can turn plain html into a full layout/theme?

Can I find a list of these somewhere?

I don't think there's anything official or even standard for naming. Some places refer to them as class-less:

https://github.com/troxler/awesome-css-frameworks#class-less

And these seem to be the strictly frameworks without classes.

This site refers to them as "drop-in" frameworks (and lets you test them out live):

https://dohliam.github.io/dropin-minimal-css/

The ones here appear to not be strictly class-less, since I know at least some of those frameworks do have classes, but are probably optional/very light on classes. 98.css would also be a "drop in" in this case since you can see things like the title bar do use classes:

    <div class="title-bar">
      <div class="title-bar-text">A Title Bar</div>
      <div class="title-bar-controls">
        <button aria-label="Close"></button>
      </div>
    </div>

Are you using Firefox? Because it happens to me too with some websites, and it really creeps me out.

I finished my masters degree. I had never thought it would happen, I was so sure I would be kicked out or commit suicide before I got to the point where I would actually finish. But I did it, I now have a degree.

I there any anti reCaptcha or anti Google, that I can donate to? I want to donate a small amount every time Google forces me to solve their problems.

Pay the website owner to remove reCaptcha from the sites you use?

Get a disabled person to take them to court for discrimination.

> Get a disabled person to take them to court for discrimination.

I was thinking something more along the lines of sponsoring them to take Google to court ;)

A good home, everything I need to be comfortable at home like a good bed. I also try to buy quality items when it's something I use often.