Anything about modules failing to load. What distro are you on? I would check and see if you can still boot into the previous kernel version and see if the interface comes back. You should have the previous version available to select in your boot menu.

Did you possibly update your kernel recently? Perhaps before your reboot?

Check dmesg output and see if there’s anything useful in there.

That’s your loopback interface. It’s supposed to look like that.

Fuck you

The author is comparing it to previous trolling attempts, and how this one isn’t being picked up except by neo-nazi groups.

“Donald Trump says dumb fucking thing after other dumb fucking contradictory thing”

KGB playbook. Hands down.

“America” did not. I’m sick of these articles making it sound like he won big. He didn’t. 1.43% . The smallest margin of victory in 25 years.

His idiot followers have no critical thinking skills and voted for all the lies he told them which they are up. They’re going to be absolutely devastated under his presidency.

This is contradictory of itself, because everyone inside the US is subject to it’s jurisdiction. If this argument is true, then non-citizens (even visitors) would not be subject to US laws writ large. You can’t pick and choose at your convenience. It’s a stupid argument.

Disgraceful

It won’t happen. It’s just a dumb thing to talk about because they have no substance to the administration. All of this was just about keeping him out of jail and losing his assets. They need 38 states to ratify any changes to the constitution. Not happening.

You’re describing a number of different things here, but you’re thinking about it in an overly complex manner.

You need a centralized file store like a NAS, and a mountable workspace from said NAS that will mount to each machine, then you need some sort of Domain Directory service to join it all together. If you want the different desktops settings and stuff synced, you can achieve this with that setup, or you can go a step deeper and use an immutable distro of some sort, and commit and keep the same revision from one machine checked out on all your other machines (works kinda like a fit repo). This will likely present issues if it’s not all the same hardware though, so I would go with probably just keeping it simple if you go that route.

User experience example would like this:

• setup all your files on your centralized storage
• join one machine to your domain (you can use LDAP, Samba+LDAP, NFSv4 domains…whatever)
• login and have it pull your userinfo from the domain
• your network mounts and user preferences will be pulled down and out in place

Obviously this is simplified for the purposes of this post, but it should give you a direction to start investigating. Simplest path you can test this with is probably Samba, but it will be fairly limited and just serve as a starting point.

Edit: if these concepts are a bit much for you, maybe consider getting a NAS with a good UI to make managing it much simpler. Synology has this baked in already, and I think Qnap does as well: https://www.synology.com/en-global/dsm/feature/active_directory

What a dumb take.

Jay-Z was also implicated in being part of Epstein parties.

Trump was there as well. They probably met many times while raping underage women. Maybe even high fived while doing so.

This is an open invite for influence, plain and simple. A tip jar for Trump open to enemy nations, dictators, and billionaires to buy favors.

According to the picture, Jesus will help them out though. All handled.

CDN won’t scale to millions of users all uploading videos on a decentralized system. Article is specifically talking about AT Protocol which doesn’t account for video. Making a global CDN distribution of videos from decentralized sources is whole other ball of wax.

Video will not work for AT whatsoever. Text and images, fine, but I’m pretty sure leveraging edge delivery of video is just not going to work out well for users. I think they’ll need a centralized host for that portion, or some fancy ways to offload bandwidth otherwise to prevent constant hammering of popular videos.