If I ever look up at the night sky and see a billboard shining down at me from space (literally or through some kind of mind/vision altering tech like nuralink) I'm becoming an anarchist.
Darkassassin07
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The rust, sure; but the rain seeping down and pooling in the frame which has no drain holes, is not. Electronics don't like sitting in pools of water long term.
Catdar locked; fire fur-missiles!
"you're not producing enough capital batteries"
10 years after you hang that orange Turd we might think about it. Until then fuck off.
Pretty sure bottom right is just saying they don't mind if you go piss in the alley around back
That's another option. Sometimes there is no valve immediately beside the toilet, sometimes it's crusty af and won't turn or seal. This can be quicker.
Once the flapper lifts, it won't close again until the tank empties completely. If the toilet clogs and you try too many times to flush it down instead of breaking out the plunger right away; sometimes the water can't overflow out of the bowl fast enough to let the tank drain fully, so it just endlessly flows. Doesn't happen to all toilets, but it's still good to know when your toilet full of turds just won't stop dumping water on the floor.
Genetically, yes technically.
Legally and Morally, no; and you'd be a complete asshole for trying to insert yourself into the childs life in any way. You gave up that 'right' when you donated your sperm/testicles.
TBF, if you ask for power delivery in an unsafe manner, the PSU should say 'no'...
GPUs shouldn't be requesting power unsafely, that's definitely something they should address as well; but the PSU shouldn't be able/willing to comply either.
In the last couple of weeks, I've started getting this error ~1/5 times when I try to open one of my own locally hosted services.
I've never used ECH, and have always explicitly restricted nginx to TLS1.2 which doesn't support it. Why am I suddenly getting this, why is it randomly erroring, then working just fine again 2min later, and how can I prevent it altogether? Is anyone else experiencing this?
I'm primarily noticing it with Ombi. I'm also mainly using Chrome Android for this. But, checking just now; DuckDuckGo loads the page just fine everytime, and Firefox is flat out refusing to load it at all.
Firefox refuses to show the cert it claims is invalid, and 'accept and continue' just re-loads this error page. Chrome will show the cert; and it's the correct, valid cert from LE.
There's 20+ services going through the same nginx proxy, all using the same wildcard cert and identical ssl configurations; but Ombi is the only one suddenly giving me this issue regularly.
The vast majority of my services are accessed via lan/vpn; I don't need or want ECH, though I'd like to keep a basic https setup at least.
Solution: replace local A/AAAA records with a CNAME record pointing to a local only domain with its own local A/AAAA records. See below comments for clarification.
All ~~roads~~ videos lead here:
Honestly I'm surprised it took this long. The only other issue I've ever seen (between revanced and the original vanced app) is the watch history not saving a couple weeks back.
The middle school that I went to had a ~14" crt tv hanging from a sturdy ceiling mount in every classroom.
Displayed things like school bulletins and daily morning announcements, there was a couple educational channels, and a vcr input. Every now and again there'd be some sort of presentation instead of hauling everyone into the gym for a school assembly.
Anyway; it didn't take me very long to figure out the universal remote that came with the satellite receiver at home could be programmed to the school TVs. I'd mess with the one in class, or skip classes and mess with the ones in my friends classrooms through the windows; cranking up the volume and blasting Bill Nye or the announcement channels awful elevator music. Weekends, I'd do a lap of the school turning on all the TVs I could reach from outside and maxing the volume for whoever opens on Monday, or just turning them off again so it blares at whoever turns it on next.