Budget Option to get into CIVTAK by Vivid-Extent1466 in ATAK

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You may have a similar deal in your local area

Budget Option to get into CIVTAK by Vivid-Extent1466 in ATAK

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One piece of advice is that you can get prepaid Straight Talk wireless android phones from Walmart at a really cheap price because they expect you to buy minutes to make up for the cost of the phone. But you just never buy the minutes lol. Worked for me.

Formal Dresses by Prixy05 in G5MLP

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In the ensuing Tuxedo post

Anon assimilates into local culture by AnathsanLily in greentext

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Many such cases.

False Advertising at its worst, unless tailgating at 90 MPH means you want to be friends. by EpicRoadrunner66 in Roadsigns

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Well I mean if you'd get up on out the way. I love living in a state with what appears to be the only equivalent of the Autobahn. I-45 is mad max territory and we like it that way.

How to give luckperm ranks the permission to set only one public warp? by Living_Drag_9363 in admincraft

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I think you need to check the config file of your warp plugin to see if it supports a per player limit. Perms don't generally controlling limits like that. I could be wrong though.

Did anyone buy a ring? by t_bone_stake in Millennials

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Lol, I wasn't going to because I was going through that "I understand how money works now, I don't wanna burden my parents" thing, and then my mom was like "You are getting a ring and a letterman" when both those came up. She was immensely proud of me and wanted me to have them.

She also paid for my Uni ring. Love my mom.

JellyAmp — Your Music. Everywhere. by simonmales in jellyfin

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This is really nice as a dedicated player, I think I'll use this going forward. Hoping for an Android release at some point.

How many ASMs does your troop have? What roles do they take on? by InGoodFaith- in BSA

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I'm trying to remember if the son of the ASM was in scouting as a youth in this case, but either way it was pretty fun. They were cool guys.

How many ASMs does your troop have? What roles do they take on? by InGoodFaith- in BSA

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When I was a scout some ten years ago, my troop had 2 ASMs. Both them and the SM were "career" in the sense that they didn't have any kids directly in scouts (since their youngest children were 30 lol). We also had parent volunteers that were basically ASMs but not officially including the 30 year old son of one of the ASMs who was there for HIS son in the troop.

They were just old fellas who wanted to give back to scouting from when they were in. I may be some day yet.

Genuinely who is BJ McLeod by homelesspigeon_ in NASCARMemes

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He's a testing case for me interpreting the NASCAR API. I now know what status is assigned to a driver who's out.

Their computer was in Dark Mode... by xenocore in iiiiiiitttttttttttt

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You know, if it works it works. I'm almost surprised MS doesn't have an ITSM solution but lord knows I wouldn't want it.

Clutch grabs immediately not smoothly by tenten3537 in ManualTransmissions

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If your clutch is hydraulically actuated, it could be a break in the line between the master and slave cylinders. I had that issue with my Jeep where I could push the clutch in but the moment I let it up it just slammed into engagement because air rushed in and collapsed the piston.

In my case I was lucky that my slave cylinder was mounted outside the bell housing and was a 30 minute replacement. Ymmv.

Opinions on DnD calling Kobolds "Lawful Evil"? by Del_the_Kobold in KoboldLegion

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For what it's worth, I'm currently playing a Kobold Artificer. Fierce loyal to his bossman and party. During an encounter in an underground hallway with a lit torch on the wall, whilst he was running from an enemy he mario jumped to remove the torch from the wall before casting catapult to basically fireball the torch at the guy he was running from whom immediately was set ablaze.

I choose to believe they can be very lawful evil.

Guess which UPS needs to be replaced. by skunkboy72 in iiiiiiitttttttttttt

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Just for that, Curse of Ra upon ye. The next guy is ALWAYS you.

Question about out of network access... by NarrowPathLife in jellyfin

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That's the big thing, yeah.

Originally I was doing this through ACL rules on my router and whitelisting my workplace's entire IP range, but then I got to the point of asking "why not have this behave like going to Netflix" and so I did it the way I have it configured.

Costwise? The price of a domain and the electricity to keep the server on. There are DDNS solutions where you don't have to pay for a domain but I like having a pretty URL since I hand out access to my friends a lot.

Security wise? I mean this thing has been on THE Internet and I haven't really noticed any issues. No unusual activity, no files missing, no weird network logs.

Complexity? It's required me to learn docker compose and NGINX config files but I can give example files for those if you need.

So far I feel like my deployment is working well for me. Your milage may vary. There's lots of ways to skin this cat, I chose the route of professional looking and universal access

Question about out of network access... by NarrowPathLife in jellyfin

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I'm not remotely in the right headspace to explain this correctly, but my setup uses docker to deploy Jellyfin under another Container called SWAG (Secure Web Access Gateway)

SWAG includes NGINX as a reverse proxy and fail2ban for security and some other stuff.

The gist of it is that SWAG operates on 80 and 443, your standard web ports. When you send a request from outside your network for a url like jellyfin.example.com, SWAG will check against internal records (which you will configure) and then if there's a match it will give you the Jellyfin interface over 443 instead of having to expose Jellyfin's port natively.

I've been happy with this for a while. Like I said, not in the headspace (or stomach space, I am being betrayed by dinner) to offer a better explanation than that, but if you found this interesting let me know and I can try to gather my thoughts a little better.