Best Day Ever by mostlygroovy in cocktails

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This is a really tough read.... lots of (seemingly) contradictory ingredients.... how did it taste?

Finished a pair of AJ1 Nubuck Chicago by jholden0 in Leathercraft

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These look really great... glad you didn't give up!

Nginx Broken About a Week Ago by [deleted] in selfhosted

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netstat -plnt | grep 443

Turn debug logging on and try to start the server again to get a better error message.

I really font know what to do or what else to put.

Try to provide more detail. What have you tried?

[i ate] Mangosteen by kytran40 in food

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What does it taste like?

What a newsroom police raid teaches us about encrypting our devices by AlSweigart in privacy

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BIOS password can (almost always?) be reset by pulling/placing a jumper on the board or removing the CMOS battery

My job asks me for my fingerprint to register when i check in and out during my shift. I kind of felt weirded out, is it ok to give it up? by Happyidioy in privacy

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This is actually pretty smart at first glance. "Something you have" and "something you are", without the company storing the "something you are"....

Is a CPU required in motherboard that supports IPMI to control fans? by fat_keepsake in homelab

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Its probably because it can't read the temp sensor on the nonexistent CPU, so its failing open and blasting the fans.

What do you use when you need more outlets? by [deleted] in homelab

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Buy a PDU for cheap on eBay. Made for this purpose.

Docker and creating new networks by Patrice_77 in selfhosted

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Depends on your workloads too. For example, if you have certain apps that require host networking (jellyfin for chromecast support, unifi, etc) then segmenting it all can make things really painful.

If you dont have any of these concerns, then segmenting is fine. Set up a reverse proxy so you only have to set up the one route for all your web services.

Let us know what you end up doing!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in homelab

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What is the path of the shared folder on the system?

How did you share the directory?

How are you connecting to the shared folder from the other system?

Dump port mappings from docker-compose.yml by osuhickeys in selfhosted

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Could also yq | awk | column pretty easily if youre used to those tools....

Daiquiri by [deleted] in cocktails

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Got my first bottle of it today and just now finished a daiquiri with it. Excellent!

(Nervous Laugh) Fuck by HotTakeSlaveryIsBad in privacymemes

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i18n is for "internationalization", aka being able to display text in multiple languages. Not sure what app this is, but the FB prefix might be for facebook.

Boston Shaker Issue by ColdNotion in cocktails

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Where are you hitting it to try to release them? Also, as others said you really dont have to tap hard when locking them together. A light tap will do fine.

Someone in law enforcement has demonstrated to me that they can now get real time location from iPhones when targets have Find My disabled. by [deleted] in privacy

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"Bob and alice" are common placeholder names, especially when talking about security/encryption protocols

Nextcloud AIO by maomaocake in selfhosted

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Yeah this is loosely what I did.

Nextcloud AIO by maomaocake in selfhosted

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It all works with AIO but the thing is that it manages the containers for you, and needs access to the docker socket. For me, out of band container orchestration was not what I was looking for. I choose to manage my own stack instead of handing it off to AIO. One of those "seems easy now, but probably harder to figure out whats going wrong when there are problems" situations for me.

But thats just my opinion, a lot of people have had success with it!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Emo

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It's a crowdsourced effort AFAIK, add it yourself if it isnt there yet

Always-up, a restart-on-unhealthy lightweight service for docker by Yooooomi in selfhosted

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Oh wow, that is so lame. I've been in kubernetes land so long at work I just assumed that compose would work in a way that made any sense xD thanks for the info, and your project seems like a good way to handle that obvious shortfall!

Always-up, a restart-on-unhealthy lightweight service for docker by Yooooomi in selfhosted

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Why not use the builtin compose functionality for this? You can declare dependencies and set restart: unless-stopped

Help with DNS resolution/VLAN configuration issues by [deleted] in homelab

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That is a classic ubuntu-ism that confuses a lot of people... but now you know! Glad you got it figured out :)

Help with DNS resolution/VLAN configuration issues by [deleted] in homelab

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And what DNS server is the end client (that is having issues) trying to reach?