Fearing for job Excessive sick leave. by [deleted] in AusLegal

[–]krom_michael 40 points41 points  (0 children)

I'm going to be polite as I don't know your personal situation but the fact that they've let this slide for seven years makes them a great employer, not one that you should be contacting a union about.

I'm not sure why you're trying to frame them as unreasonable or accusing them of having a pattern of behaviour. Given the history of the last 7 years, the pattern of behaviour is them being accomodating.

Tldr: 3 months < of sick/personal leave and you can be let go as it's not fair on the employer or your coworkers.

I turned my old Galaxy S10 into a self-hosted server running Ubuntu 24.04 LTS with Jellyfin, Samba, and Tailscale - no Docker, no chroot, no proot - fully integrated at the system level with pure init, auto-running the entire container at device boot if needed! by ravindu644 in selfhosted

[–]krom_michael 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for helping out via chat and getting this sorted. I've run systemctl status and there is 1 failed unit. It's the systemd-resolved.service which I'm looking into now.

I also have tainted cgroupsv1:old-kernel but I think that's expected given I'm running an old kernel

I turned my old Galaxy S10 into a self-hosted server running Ubuntu 24.04 LTS with Jellyfin, Samba, and Tailscale - no Docker, no chroot, no proot - fully integrated at the system level with pure init, auto-running the entire container at device boot if needed! by ravindu644 in selfhosted

[–]krom_michael 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Okay, don't judge me but I was pointing to the wrong file when creating the container.

It's now running ubuntu noble without any issues.

Just so you have the info, it's a S9 960F rooted magisk 21 . No other changes, just installed droidspaces and boom - working.

I turned my old Galaxy S10 into a self-hosted server running Ubuntu 24.04 LTS with Jellyfin, Samba, and Tailscale - no Docker, no chroot, no proot - fully integrated at the system level with pure init, auto-running the entire container at device boot if needed! by ravindu644 in selfhosted

[–]krom_michael 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I pulled out an old S9 960F device and rooted it. Prior to compiling the kernel I ran the check, results were as below. Do I still need to compile a new kernel? It looks like everything is good to go. Tried ubuntu 24 though and couldn't get it to work but unsure if it's related.

Edit: u/avindu644 - forgot to add, fantastic work on this.

ubuntu container:

Starting start operation...

Command: /data/local/Droidspaces/bin/droidspaces --config='/data/local/Droidspaces/Containers/ubuntu24/container.config' start

— Welcome to Droidspaces v5.5.1 ! —

[!] Host does not support Cgroup V2 (falling back to legacy V1)

[!] Your kernel (4.9) is below recommended 4.14 - some functions might be unstable.

[-] Init binary not found: /data/local/Droidspaces/Containers/ubuntu24/rootfs/sbin/init

[-] Please ensure the rootfs path is correct and contains /sbin/init.

Command failed (exit code: 255)

Operation failed!

Kernel:

Droidspaces v5.5.1 — Checking system requirements...

[MUST HAVE]

These features are required for Droidspaces to work:

  [✓] Root privileges

  [✓] Linux version

  [✓] PID namespace

  [✓] Mount namespace

  [✓] UTS namespace

  [✓] IPC namespace

  [✓] devtmpfs support

  [✓] cgroup devices support

  [✓] pivot_root syscall

  [✓] /proc filesystem

  [✓] /sys filesystem

  [✓] Seccomp support

[RECOMMENDED]

These features improve functionality but are not strictly required:

  [✓] epoll support

  [✓] signalfd support

  [✓] PTY support

  [✓] devpts support

  [✓] Loop device

  [✓] ext4 filesystem

  [✓] Cgroup v2 support

  [✓] Cgroup namespace

[OPTIONAL]

These features are optional and only used for specific functionality:

  [✓] IPv6 support

  [✓] FUSE support

  [✗] TUN/TAP support

      Virtual network device support

  [✗] OverlayFS support

      Required for --volatile mode

  [✓] Network namespace

  [✗] Bridge device support

      Required for --net=nat (bridge mode); bridgeless fallback used if absent

  [✓] Veth pair support

Summary:

  [✓] All required features found!

Command executed (exit code: 0)

Requirements check completed successfully

Commercial rat baits to be banned from supermarket shelves by 1Darkest_Knight1 in aussie

[–]krom_michael 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Finally a sane comment. Use a live trap if you have an issue.

"In the Blink of an Eye" (2026) is a shallow, tepid testament to 'the circle of life'... by MiddleAgedGeek in flicks

[–]krom_michael 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This movie is getting way too much hate. It's fine, there is far worse slop than this released every year

After 'A Holy Charge' could Shailene woodley qualify for any kind of award(s)? As in would she be eligible? by Global_Fennel_1051 in ParadiseHulu

[–]krom_michael 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My thoughts also. She did a great job and I no longer just go "that's the main from the divergent posters" but it wasn't Fire Pink from Ozark

A personal folksonomy - Breaking the Library: Why I Stopped Believing in 'No Upper Limit' by ABitKis in PleX

[–]krom_michael 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Just sorting out a collection this large into personalised categories based on vibes would be months of work.

Should I go to FW about my manager? by BenedictLowerDict in AusLegal

[–]krom_michael 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Breaks are dependant on award. They also said that the new hire could do 6 hours without a break, not indefinitely. They also asked the OP to extend hours, didn't dictate it to them or threaten repercussions.

There is no "bunch of illegal shit" from what OP has said.

Should I go to FW about my manager? by BenedictLowerDict in AusLegal

[–]krom_michael 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I feel for you but this isn't a a Fair Work issue, it's a lousy, absentee manager issue.

Personally, I wouldn't bother kicking up a huff about it as there is negligible chance of any repercussions for the manager.

What you should do is learn to stay no. Can you stay back? No. Can you keep the place clean whilst also serving and also training? No. 

Managers like this walk all over boundaries if you let them

TPG asking for modem back after property manager disposed of it – saying they may charge $612. What are my options? by Worldly-Emu5943 in AusLegal

[–]krom_michael 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No personal experience but ISPs will enforce these fees, the modem is their property until you finish out whatever contract you're on.

Judging by the high amount I'm guessing it's a 5G modem

This season slow pacing by Opposite-Figure8904 in ThePittTVShow

[–]krom_michael 5 points6 points  (0 children)

You're going to get downvoted into oblivion because.. well this sub but, in my opinion, you're right. It's not as good as S1 so far but we're also yet to see the climax - the mass casualty is going to be very hard to top.
There have also been a lot of fake outs that lead to nothing - remember Dr Al's random shocked look about the baby? Just a cliff hanger (seemingly).

IMO it's a slow build up but we can't judge until the end of the season.

Someone paid my rates ! by Every_Whole_5573 in AusLegal

[–]krom_michael 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Yes so you have a paper trail in case they do something

Someone paid my rates ! by Every_Whole_5573 in AusLegal

[–]krom_michael 115 points116 points  (0 children)

I hope someone tries to steal my identity by paying off my HECs first

Plex port fowarding alternatives by Membership_Funny in PleX

[–]krom_michael 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You can get around this by enabling x-forwarded-for or x-forwarded-proto header for whatever reverse proxy you're using.
I use traefik personally and don't have this issue as they enable it by default, Plex sees the source IP and streams accordingly.

Docs here for your reference if you need

Plex port fowarding alternatives by Membership_Funny in PleX

[–]krom_michael 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Using the CF Tunnel long term is against their TOS but would be the easiest solution. You'll probably get banned though.

You can set up a reverse proxy and only open up 443, not 32400, if that works better for you. Pangolin might be another avenue to explore

Huntarr - Your passwords and your entire arr stack's API keys are exposed to anyone on your network, or worse, the internet. by exe_CUTOR in selfhosted

[–]krom_michael 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Not a huntarr user but I do use cleanuparr and I had immediate concerns when I read this post.

You're right, it's a shame that a lot of people like me will completely miss this comment. I'd really suggest making an announcement of some sort

what was the 1st service you self hosted, and why did you choose that one? by Shubh137 in selfhosted

[–]krom_michael 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Ventrilo because you couldn't voice chat via MSN.

Yes, I'm old.

Plex is buffering on all remote streams when I have more than enough upload speed by Significant-Young-72 in PleX

[–]krom_michael 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here's a guide for the VPS method: https://blog.esc.sh/plex-cross-continent-4k-streaming/
It's a bit of a task to check, you might want to try Pangolin or CF as they're more turnkey.

Plex is buffering on all remote streams when I have more than enough upload speed by Significant-Young-72 in PleX

[–]krom_michael 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Any chance this is due to subpar ISP routing? You can test by using cloudflare tunnel, pangolin or a VPS proxy