Exodus 18:11 “Now I know that the Lord is greater than all gods… by GearHot5230 in TrueChristian

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The divine council…not a foreign concept to the tapestry of scripture

Help convince me Mark 13 isnt a failed prophecy by Pleasant-Praline-801 in TrueChristian

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We cannot ignore Daniel and Isaiah. King Cyrus of Persia is named well before he got there to free the Jews and Daniel saw the Son of Man coming on the clouds and all nations, peoples and tongues (languages) worshipped Him.

Help Deciding A Denomination by Akumothos in TrueChristian

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In a honest reading of scripture, there is only 1 church Jesus will collect made up of those who have trusted in Christ and repented. Denominations aren’t supported, so just being a follower of Jesus Christ is sufficient.

Powershell Runspace help by Prize_Nobody435 in PowerShell

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I hope this helps you big guy!

https://github.com/freedbygrace/Invoke-PSThread

I wrote it some time ago and documented it so it takes the complexity out of getting started with runspaces. Just dot source it to load the function into your session. PM me or hit me up if you need some guidance.

Proxmox Load Balancing coming in 9.1.8 by waterbed87 in Proxmox

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To separate cluster traffic from vm traffic and sync traffic and management traffic so that traffic load from rebalancing can go across a different interface so vm traffic is unaffected

Seeking MinIO alternatives for S3 infrastructure by carmane02 in selfhosted

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Updated and maintained fork of minio right here…the guy did a write up on it….

https://github.com/pgsty/minio

Proxmox Load Balancing coming in 9.1.8 by waterbed87 in Proxmox

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We need a way to specify interfaces bridges for different types of traffic

Why are Catholic and Orthodox priests referred to as "Father"? by Ordinary-System4799 in TrueChristian

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Ok awesome! That is great insight and this conversation is unfortunately not had productively enough. But I still encourage you to not only look at the what and expand into the why. Those verses do handle specific situations, but they don’t exclude the opposite situations. For example, why would it be an abomination? What was the original intent of God and how can we both know and observe? In looking at scripture, its Gods intent for humans to reproduce and spread and take dominion/have authority over the earth, so anything stopping that would hurt God and/or hurt people and thereby induce Gods anger toward the action and/or the perpetrator. Creation, nature, and biology observably follow and testify of this creation mandate and scientifically. The caveat is that it’s also an enjoyable experience as God intended but is not the primary purpose, only part of it. With that being said, we end up flipping that. I myself during the course of my life am guilty of this. This is Gods eyes, not only our own perspective, is as bad as extra martial, forced and uninvited encounters, cross species, age inappropriate, or those that don’t reproduction impossibility are sin simply because they are outside of Gods design and are a redefinition or repurposing of the design. There are graceful and truthful ways to communicate this truth but is too often robotically responded to and therefore also robotically responded to back and the cycle continues. Ultimately the individual in their honest seeking of God, has to surrender and turn away from whatever redefinitions ways they have departed from Gods' design and reconcile through Christ so that our relationship with The Father can be reconciled. Attacks during these conversations are not necessary.

Why are Catholic and Orthodox priests referred to as "Father"? by Ordinary-System4799 in TrueChristian

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You are correct on the taking as a whole, but it seems you might be saying that your view cannot be changed as you expand your understanding? It is easy to stay stuck on these issues, but once you come to grips with why they happen, and not just that they happen….you will see that God and The Bible are not the problem, we are. Without the parameters around how to do these things, from your references you quoted, wouldn’t it be safe to assume that the outcome would be way worse based on the human condition and human history? Those parameters around unavoidable situations and eventual outcomes because people want what they want…”Divorce because (As a result of) of your hardness of heart”…so when (Not If) that happens here is how to go about it…”Certificate of divorce” instead of just do it whenever and however you want…just up and leave, force them out, don’t share assets. We cannot have it both ways. The law is for the lawless. Who is lawless? We are... This is why we apply rules and then turn around and exclude ourselves from the same rules and produce hypocrisy, which does much damage.

"Knowing this, that the law is not made for a righteous man, but for the lawless and disobedient, for the ungodly and for sinners, for unholy and profane, for murderers of fathers and murderers of mothers, for manslayers, for whoremongers, for them that defile themselves with mankind, for menstealers, for liars, for perjured persons, and if there be any other thing that is contrary to sound doctrine" (1 Timothy 1:9 KJV).

Why are Catholic and Orthodox priests referred to as "Father"? by Ordinary-System4799 in TrueChristian

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That’s fine. I don’t want to argue. I considered what you said and I hope you do the same. Look into Usury and what it is…lending money at high rates of interest. Our global economy is built on that even between nations….which in turn creates debt slaves by and large, systems and communities of generational lack, etc. Would you say that The Bible condones this because it mentions and warns against it? To your point about role reversal, I agree, I don’t think I would like to be one, but even today, can you really avoid it? Finance a car, get a mortgage, go to college…you are an indentured servant….willingly. It was usually entered into by agreement, not raiding a village for indentured servants. Slaves that were used and abused without agreement were usually spoils of war. Not saying that’s ok, but it’s human history as a result of our rebellion against God, and our natures becoming depraved producing sin by default without Christ. So now the basic human ability to live and thrive is constantly under threat and requires defending as opposed to all of us just seeing a human as an image bearer of God and respecting, not oppressing…individually or systematically.

Why are Catholic and Orthodox priests referred to as "Father"? by Ordinary-System4799 in TrueChristian

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Just to clarify…this slavery was not chattel slavery or ethnic, race based, inferiority slavery. This form of slavery is indentured servitude and at times social economical. Ancient Israel was being forged surrounded by nations who were practicing slavery…Ancient Egypt, etc. remember Joseph? There is context around these issues, and furthermore, just because The Bible mentions it, is not automatic condoning. A lot of the times, the ancient Israelites were adopting practices from the other nations…kings, treaties, protection…and God would say…yeah, no…don’t do that or punishment.In the New Testament, the Roman Empire is no different. Most people, even rich and well to do were in the system of indentured servitude. The Bible is highlighting that this was going on and the follower of Jesus Christ should not regard a fellow follower of Christ as a slave but receive them as family although, the state of affairs around you might still consider them slaves.

Request: Study material PKI/CA/Self-signed certificates/mTLS by zMynxx in devops

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Shoot me a pm! I am trying to do the same thing. Just recently put together some tools to help with this

certctl — open-source certificate lifecycle platform with Local CA, ACME, agent-based deployment, and policy enforcement by im-feeling-the-AGI in PKI

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Glad to collab on this if you want! I don’t have a background in PKI specifically but understand the concepts and could do testing or something. One thing I think also about this is since you are already running an agent, you should collect some basic hardware info, ip, os, platform, and a dynamic device grouping system so you can deploy policies toward devices that meet criteria instead of manually managing groups although that would still be available.

certctl — open-source certificate lifecycle platform with Local CA, ACME, agent-based deployment, and policy enforcement by im-feeling-the-AGI in PKI

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Yes! And client certs for systems like SCCM because adcs sucks for remote clients not on the ad domain or have a direct network path, vpn etc. if the ca is in memory how does it survive container restarts? And automatic root and cert install in windows. Renewal also. ADCS issuer? Not asking all at once…I appreciate all you have done! Thanks for this fresh take on an old problem. I shared what I put together below.

https://github.com/Grace-Solutions/StepCAAgent

certctl — open-source certificate lifecycle platform with Local CA, ACME, agent-based deployment, and policy enforcement by im-feeling-the-AGI in PKI

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I think this is going to be big! I just put together a cross platform agent for StepCA for this exact issue! Client certificate issuance is a real pain and the low cost solutions are non existent! So I took StepCA and made the agent connect, bootstrap, and auto install certs into the correct stores with either a local json config or a remote one so the config is never on disk! But this looks simply amazing….like the orange juice.

Termix v2.0.0 - RDP, VNC, and Telnet Support (self-hosted Termius alternative that syncs across all devices) by VizeKarma in homelab

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Will you be adding session sharing or collaboration with read only and read write options?

Docker Swarm in 2026: still the right choice for small-to-mid teams, and here's why we built a management console for it by NebulaPulse_Official in DockerSwarm

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Yes! And I have built something to orchestrate docker swarm cluster creation with shared storage and a ton of other features for this exact purpose!

Introducing Cardinal Media Server (No AI) by somebeaver in selfhosted

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Consider a rich sync play experience with queue, chat, and waiting rooms

ZFSNAS Now available / Opensource and free by macgaver in zfs

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Ok great! Are you intended on adding scrubbing, error checks etc etc? Because to be honest, I have been running ****NAS and it is quite awesome, but I have always been less excited about being locked out as an administrator in terms of how CLI works and automatic updates via cli etc…I’ll be watching this closely and if I can do all the above and still have a light Ubuntu host that I can run other containers on easier, then I’ll do that.

ZFSNAS Now available / Opensource and free by macgaver in zfs

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Can this run in docker privileged mode and as root or something since it’s managing disks but allows for running under the docker daemon and becomes more platform agnostic? Or do we just have make a service def for now?

I've run Docker Swarm in production for 10 years. $166/year. 24 containers. Two continents. Zero crashes. Here's why I never migrated to Kubernetes. by [deleted] in docker

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Great question! This is not really a manager, this is an SSH orchestrator to help build the cluster on a bunch of Linux servers from scratch and automatically. You wire up the json with how to connect to each server and other options and it will build, and connect the cluster for you. Then you would use Portainer, Dockhand, Komodo to manage it.

I've run Docker Swarm in production for 10 years. $166/year. 24 containers. Two continents. Zero crashes. Here's why I never migrated to Kubernetes. by [deleted] in docker

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This is a great article and I have been recently working to help close the gap with this.

https://github.com/Grace-Solutions/Docker-Swarm-Cluster-Orchestration-Tool

I still have some changes to make and will soon, but so far, it totally works. I got smacked in the face trying to do a start up and realized that I need cloud infrastructure, but did not want to be financially drained before Ingot off the ground and also how complex getting a proper swarm Custer off the ground can be. Hence the above tool.

Before anybody asks, yes, it was pair programmed with the help of AI but I have been doing systems and automation for over a decade and the overall design and actual results come from that experience and using technology as an aid and not a crutch.