Magic glitter does magic things. Got it.
Fall – weather and things are just kind of winding down as you approach the Holidays.
As mentioned - everything can already be accessed relatively easily for data-mining.
That’s why you schedule 96 of them. (Please don’t do that - there has to be a better way.)
I was struggling to convince myself I understood.
Just recently got Proxmox up and was eyeing setting up microk8s - not sure how finicky Virtual in Virtual would be.
Otherwise just codifying some configurations with Ansible and maybe some scripts to attempt to resolve network/service issues.
Pig out on food, play games, various homelab and general maintenance projects if I feel like being productive.
I’m hesitant to laugh it off and say “there’s no way”.
X Files - scared the crap out of me. Wasn’t a fan of aliens and screw that one episode with the inbred family.
Noted - thanks.
Just recently added Libredirect.
Dumb question - if you have multiple instances listed for a specific service - how do you select between the two?
I might expect that when I right click on a link to open in a new tab I would see which instance to specify.
After ~7 years of book reports and essays I’d hope you’d run across at least one teacher that taught you the basics of how to reference things and not plagiarise – where I grew up.
1 before bed. If I’m trying to conserve water I might only do it on days I workout - so every other day before bed.
It would benefit users if you could attempt to elaborate on the question or concern in your title.
I knew what I was doing when I created that title.
Yeah, I usually assume anything I put in recycling ends up in the same location as everything else. I can usually find a few temporary or permanent uses of containers though if I don’t have to slice my hand apart trying to gnaw off press fit cap.
Understandably this is the results of cost savings and profit.
83F day 78F night. These temps are mainly chosen to not give my AC a heart attack.
During the winter I’m pretty hands off and will let it get down to 20-30F and just layer up next to a small space heater.
Historically - desktops.
However - for the past ~3 years I’ve been on a laptop.