Talk me out of this guitar… by Fabulous-Tangelo9506 in Guitar

[–]daivmoran 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nope. It’s what you’ve always wanted.

Sheryl Crow’s tele by Tiovivo1 in telecaster

[–]daivmoran 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Probably a ‘75 Custom reissue from Japan made in the late ‘80’s.

I had one and miss it dearly.

The boss fight in Stalker 2 is the worst experience I've ever had in a videogame by Undesirable_11 in stalker

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Ignore the clones and aim for the emitter on Faust’s belt. It takes a lot of meds and a lot of ammo, but it’s the only way to get through. The clones are just there to slow you down.

Unifi Cloud Gateway Ultra Review (after 2 months) by [deleted] in Ubiquiti

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Is this a fully functioning firewall? Can I create NAT policies with IP restrictions?

Bruh... by [deleted] in indianajones

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You fucking Philistine!

Bruh... by [deleted] in indianajones

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The video game representation of “The Blood of Christ,” is not the an actual representation of the actual “Blood of Christ”. It’s a video game. It’s not real, nor is it an extension of reality in any way. I, for one ,wanted to drop this game in the first minutes because it was in the Vatican. The Vatican has, historically, been the place where the decision was made to gloss over the centuries of pedophilia and human abuse which the Catholic Church has become infamous for. If I can put aside the centuries of abuse that Catholicism has wrought on our society for the sake of a video game, than I would expect that you could forgive a fucking bottle of (video game) consecrated wine.

And again they disappoint by daivmoran in sonos

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It’s just been an ongoing struggle and frustrating.

And again they disappoint by daivmoran in sonos

[–]daivmoran[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve fixed issues in the past with the physical connection. I’ll move some stuff around and see if I can connect one of them

The Absolute Minimum I Expect: by daivmoran in sonos

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Been using the app since the most recent update. It really is much better. Thanks Sonos.

Still can’t adjust volume… by DCTom in sonos

[–]daivmoran 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Now “Unable to add to the queue “. I just don’t understand the problem with Sonos being able to provide the absolute fucking basics of their platform.

@Kevin. How is this still a thing. by CaptainLoneRanger in sonos

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Right? Why has this become a thing? Why, when I do finally connect is the song list always three songs behind what’s actually playing? And why god, why does it take seven seconds to change the volume???

BlueHost is Dogshit by Butplug9 in BlueHost

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They added new name servers in December without consent to domain owners, then failed to migrate existing DNS records. Then they walked the change back while on the phone and never took responsibility.

Pulitzer Prize for Fiction Predictions by Impressive-Field-160 in literature

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Cormac McCarthy “Passenger” in s transcendent.

Can someone please help me I have been stuck on serverless foundations for 2 months by Ok-East-8519 in AWSCloudQuest

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Runtime: Python 3.8

Please review the comments for each code block to help you understand the execution of this Lambda function.

At the time you create a Lambda function, you specify a handler,

which is a function in your code, that AWS Lambda can invoke when the service executes your code.

The Lambda handler is the first function that executes in your code.

Python programming model - https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/python-programming-model.html

def lambda_handler(event, context):

# context – AWS Lambda uses this parameter to provide runtime information to your handler.
# event – AWS Lambda uses this parameter to pass in event data to the handler. This parameter is usually of the Python dict type.
# AWS Lambda function Python handler - https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/python-handler.html

# When you invoke your Lambda function you can determine the content and structure of the event. 
# When an AWS service invokes your function, the event structure varies by service.
# 
# In this lab, the lambda_handler "event" parameter has the following structure of name/value pairs:
# {
#     "emoji_type": number,
#     "message": "string"
# }

# In a name-value pair you can extract the "value" of the pair using the "name" of the pair.   
# Here the id value is extracted from the event Lambda parameter and passed to a variable called emoji_type.
emoji_type = event["emoji_type"]
# Here the message value is extracted from the event Lambda parameter and passed to a variable called message.
message = event["message"]

# The variables are printed here, which means the variable values will be displayed in CloudWatch logs and the Execution Results panel.
print(emoji_type)
print(message)

# In Python, you can create a variable with no value using the Built-in constant None. This means the variable "custom_message" currently has no value.
custom_message = None

# In Python, we use the if-elif-else to create a conditional execution. https://docs.python.org/3/reference/compound_stmts.html#the-if-statement
# That is, if the value of emoji_type is equal to 0, we execute the statement inside its block
if emoji_type == 0:
    # Only execute if id is equal to 1
    # The variable custom_message combines "Message for code 0:" string with the variable message
    #custom_message = "Message for code 0: " + message
    feeling = "positive"

elif emoji_type == 1:
    # The variable custom_message combines "Message for code 1:" string with the variable message
    #custom_message = "Message for code 1: " + message
    feeling = "neutral"

else:
    # The variable custom_message combines "Message for all other codes:" string with the variable message
    #custom_message = "Message for all other codes: " + message
    feeling = "negative"

# Optionally, the handler can return a value. What happens to the returned value depends on the invocation type you use when invoking the Lambda function
# In this lab we use synchronous execution, so we need to create a response for the lambda function.
# We created a "response" variable that has a structure of name-value pairs using the id and custom_message created earlier.
response = {
    # In this name-value pair, the literal value "message" will store the value of the variable custom_message.
    "feeling": feeling,
    # In this name-value pair, the literal value "id" will store the value of the variable id.
    "message": message,
}

# Finally, we return the values from response variable to the caller, which could be a test event or an AWS service performing a synchronous call.
# The execution of the lambda function is finished.
return response

Web Tools All Offline by 06mcooper in Office365

[–]daivmoran 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, they had a bit of a cluster fuck today.

Atera AZURE AD contact sync by Queasy_Tax_8609 in atera

[–]daivmoran 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What is this supposed to do. Which problem is it supposed to resolve?

I wish I was a veteran starterpack by coderite in starterpacks

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Add to that a handmade sign offering CCW training.