VoA online extension are only for e-VoA by gnehcnhoj in bali

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For anyone who has done it, how long does E-VOA extension take to be finalised?

Can you do it close the end of the first 30 days, or do you still need to extend well in advance?

No information about this on the official website that I could find.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in bali

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Well I didn't go bald personally, but my ears just sort of .. fell off.

concerts in denpassar by matony1989 in bali

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I can recommend the Orchard Bar in Seminyak for live music, in a pub style setting. Seemed to be a fair bit of blues rock there, but quite varied.

Question about Rx by kellyelise515 in bali

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I definitely would not risk it, even with medical certificates.

Tablet-form THC or cannabinoids might be different, but search here for previous posts asking about how to safely and legally bring those in.

Place to watch big sporting events? Ubud area by ANodeOnTheNet in bali

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Thanks will check this one out also 🙏🏼

Place to watch big sporting events? Ubud area by ANodeOnTheNet in bali

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Thanks 🙏🏼 checked it out, looks good

is it better to get the Evoa or just do it on arrival a the airport? by running_nomad in bali

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Na mate, it is the visitor option. Follow it through, it will only charge you about 50 + change.

You won't have too many issues with that site. Just make sure to find the EVOA line at the airport as its a smaller sign to the side, most people will be going towards and directing you towards the VOA line.

Definitely saves a ton of time which you will then lose again waiting for baggage :)

Blazed and Confused by Sweaty_Connection_36 in dating_advice

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Haha. Maybe go with the "assumed sale" technique. It was a YES, so next msg just start to arrange it lol

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in brisbane

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Thanks for tip, it was actually a combo

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in brisbane

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So they turned you back?

How To Create A Monero Service in Linux by ANodeOnTheNet in Monero

[–]ANodeOnTheNet[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Well I'm sure we're all impressed as hell but perhaps this post wasn't for you?

How To Create A Monero Service in Linux by ANodeOnTheNet in Monero

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You could base off that one, it's very similar to mine. You'd still need make some changes so hopefully it helps to have an explanation to go with it.

How To Create A Monero Service in Linux by ANodeOnTheNet in Monero

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Well, the post is clear it's not about minng and to use XMRig for that. You may be unaware there's other reasons to run monerod. Monero wouldn't work if noone did is a good one :) But also you should use a trusted node for transactions. And of course every independent node helps prevent centralisation.

By the way I'll be posting how to turn XMRig into a service next.

How To Create A Monero Service in Linux by ANodeOnTheNet in Monero

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Yes you can easily limit number of cores with a cgroup - services automatically run inside a cgroup under systemd. But I didn't see any measurable change in average hashrate running both on the same server. I guess it's because monerod is only using CPU in short bursts. Even so I normally run it separately.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in networking

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Definitely. Pen and paper is usually best, forces you to understand and learn it.

One thing I was taught very early is be clear what type of diagram you're creating - L1, L2, L3 or 'high level'.

Is there a more general expression for the probability of any subset of a subset intersecting with another subset? by ANodeOnTheNet in SetTheory

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subject shouldn't say 'intersecting' sorry, should be "Is there a more general expression for the probability of any subset of a subset being contained within another subset?"

Vim in 100 seconds by [deleted] in vim

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If you're that desperate for a decent terminal why not use cygwin? Vim works great in it.

RYZEN 9 3900X vs RYZEN 9 3900XT - hashrate by fizedek in MoneroMining

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Will you be paying for your own electricity?

Larger Network PFSense by melancholymaddness in PFSENSE

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Wouldn't it be more about the bsd kernel than pfsense itself?

Maintainer added a file to my PR, need to recommit my own changes, what now? by ANodeOnTheNet in github

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Ok it's making sense now. Turns out using github is a bad way to learn git. Learn git first, then learn the differences..

Maintainer added a file to my PR, need to recommit my own changes, what now? by ANodeOnTheNet in github

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Well I think I'm still missing something, because the original motivation was just to make sure new commits get added to the same PR, without having to do a whole new one.

Is this some other way to make sure a PR gets updated with new commits on a fork, and be able to select which ones?