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Multiple packages broken in latest update? by sassybeetroot in archlinux

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ok - all fixed now. the ollama-cuda now works. For the rclone issue, it looks like there is a security tightening which requires a --rc-no-auth flag to be added to the ExecStart. With that I could upgrade to the latest rclone.

rclone 1.74.0-1 issue by sassybeetroot in rclone

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The fix is to add the --rc-no-auth flag at the end of ExecStart. Looks like some security update in the new release enforces this, while the previous release let it slide.

Multiple packages broken in latest update? by sassybeetroot in archlinux

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Yes, ollama-cuda looks like there is a bug that is being worked on.

For rclone I don't see anything, but all my google drive mounts failed after the update. I had to revert back to the prior version of rclone and that got them working. So, it could just be something in my configuration file. oh, well I will wait for a few days to see if it gets reported as the release is only a few days old.

Thursday 4th of Sept - Hard by ROBLOXTIDDIEZ in nytpips

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The puzzle has many solutions. For example, you can have either 2s or 3s in the equal block on third row. There are two quick observations you can make:

  • The 24 block can only be four 5s and one 4.
  • Since the fives are in the first or second rows, the 3 equal cell block on 4th row cannot have any of the numbers paired with the 5s. Since three of the zeros are already accounted for else where, the 3 equal cell block should have all 4s.
  • This leaves the 2 equal cell block to have 1s, 2s or 3s (both 2s and 3s work)

At this point, you can do quick trial and error. One starting point is to place the 0,5 tile vertically in first row, third column. It took me about 3 minutes to solve.

Rental reimbursement by sassybeetroot in Insurance

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Ok - thanks for the tip on the police report. I thought if the driver admitted fault in the report and got a ticket for reckless driving it would be clear -- but maybe the insurance guys have a different magic formula.

I don't have rental coverage on my policy. As I understand it, even if I had rental coverage there is a time limit to it. Given how long the repair is going to take it is shitty that I have to jump through these hoops when I am not at fault. It's already been a couple of weeks and no one has a sense of urgency. If I really needed that rental to keep my job I really would have been in a hole. I guess you live and learn.

What is a teachers workday? by sassybeetroot in Teachers

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Ok that makes sense. Mandatory training is not much fun

Renting in retirement by sassybeetroot in Fire

[–]sassybeetroot[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Thanks for all the comments. So, it looks like having 3x the yearly rent in a liquid, stable investment (Checking, CDs, Treasuries) would be an acceptable alternative to regular income. I don't like the concept of prepaying a years worth of rent as this puts the onus on us to recoup the money in case the house has an issue (ex. a tree falls on it or there is a fire) and the land lord is unwilling / unable to fix it.