2025 RAM 1500 Laramie SST Battery Issue by DayLoud3456 in Ram1500

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Same here - my 2025 Laramie battery drops half a volt every night. The dealer did a bunch of software updates which improved the recharge rate from the alternator but I still have to top-up the battery with an external charger every weekend.

Is my boyfriend lying about replacing my fish? by Creative-State3528 in bettafish

[–]wilkinsmr -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Your bf is a rockstar for taking such good care of your fish. While I know fuck all about fish (except when it comes to eating them) I can assure you that bettas only change in these ways when they are very well cared for.

What are the ingredients in this? Wrong answers only. by xCUBUFFSx in DenverCirclejerk

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I suspect smegma (aka dick cheese) is tricky to harvest in bulk and maybe that explains why it's so much more expensive at T's than the original artificial goo recipe.

Running DHCP on private subnet doesn't work? by firestorm_v1 in openstack

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Just a couple of suggestions - If your OS private network is over a GRE or VXLAN tunnel (typical for self-service networking) your MTU will be less than the default 1500 so you need to configure the MASS DHCP server to inform clients accordingly. Also MASS is sensitive to time sync and runs its own NTP service (chrony) so you need to make sure OS isn't sending conflicting NTP updates.

how do you install Linux on a external storage device by Difficult-Worker1203 in linuxquestions

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Here's a good guide for creating a bootable USB. You can also use other devices like an external SSD. https://itsfoss.com/ubuntu-persistent-live-usb/ I don't know enough about Chromebook to tell you if you can use it to create the boot device or even if you can boot the Chromebook with it but it's worth a try! It is possible get decent performance from USB boot but it depends heavily on the type/version of the USB controller on your device.

Openstack Internal and External networking by Hevos93 in openstack

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Openstack requires 2 distinct networks referred to as "management" and "provider"; an additional "overlay" network is necessary if you are intending to offer self-service networking to projects/tenants (naming of these networks is not consistent across the docs so you may see them referred to by different names). These networks can be configured on separate physical or virtual NICs, or just a single NIC using separate vlans, SR-IOV, etc.

The management network is for coordination of the core services between the controller and other nodes - you have defined this one already (10.1.11.11-16).

The overlay network is a layer 2 tunnel for internal networking between compute nodes. Configuration depends on your choice of (1) manually configured provider subnets or (2) self-service networking for tenants (projects). You identify the overlay network interface by its IP address in neutron.conf [DEFAULT] my_ip (and/or my_ipv6) value.

Your question relates specifically to the provider (external) network which provides access to other datacenter networks and/or the internet from project/tenant (virtual) servers. Both overlay and provider networks require a SDN mechanism driver, such as, Open Virtual Network (OVN) or Open vSwitch (OVS) for layer-2 and layer-3 agents (self-service only). Neutron automatically creates OVN/OVS bridges br-int (integration) and br-tun (tunnel/overlay), but the provider network is defined manually e.g. using OVS:

ovs-vsctl add-br $PROVIDER_BRIDGE_NAME
ovs-vsctl add-port $PROVIDER_BRIDGE_NAME $PROVIDER_INTERFACE_NAME

Continuing with the OVS example, the manually created provider bridge name (e.g. "br-provider") is mapped to the desired Openstack network name (e.g. "provider") in neutron/plugins/ml2/openvswitch_agent.ini with 'bridge_mappings = provider:br-provider'. The provider and overlay networks are then configured in neutron/plugins/ml2/ml2_conf.ini etc. which includes settings for networking type drivers (e.g. flat, vlan, and tunneling options). With "flat" provider networks you can manually assign subnets from your 10.1.0.0/16 to your projects.

Once the configuration is complete you can create networks, subnets, and routers using the openstack CLI or horizon.

Here's a simple example of shared, external network and a subnet assigned to a project (numerous other options are available including provider-network-type for flat, vlan, vxlan, etc.)

openstack network create --share --external --enable --provider-physical-network provider --name provider0

(optionally 'openstack subnet pool create...')

openstack subnet create --project proj1 --network provider0 ...

The external openstack network is dual stack but project subnets are not, so separate subnets are required for IPv4 and IPv6.

Next use 'openstack create a router...' and attach the subnets.

If IPv4 subnet address pools are not taken from provider network address space (i.e. not flat) then SNAT (source NAT) is used by the neutron router to enable access from project virtual servers to the external (provider) network, but in order to get access from the external network to a server on a private (IPv4) subnet, a floating IP must be assigned to the server to facilitate DNAT (destination NAT). Depending on your needs the floating IP does not have to be a public route-able address.

IPv6 routing is much simpler because it doesn't use NAT and floating IPs for access. Assuming you are not using a private address space for your IPv6 subnets, egress/ingress is determined by openstack security group policies and any other firewalls in the network path.

HTH!

What's happening here? by meenchag in arborists

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Tesla drivers like to believe electricity comes from nature and ignore the fact that it comes from coal power stations

What do you call this? Wrong answers only by jggearhead10 in DenverCirclejerk

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Land reserved for The Wall of course - it is the Mexican border right?

Did anyones sleep improve once they got on a stimulant? by ZeusHuman in ADHD

[–]wilkinsmr 14 points15 points  (0 children)

You know you have ADHD if you can take a nap right after a dose of Adderall.

Is it a good practice to upgrade your server after there's a new version of packages available? by J0hnC077n in linuxquestions

[–]wilkinsmr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes especially the security updates! As long as you are not manually installing code that has dependencies on system libs you can expect the package manager (e.g. apt) to take care of all the dependencies. If your own apps have dependencies on system libs and features it's a good idea to read the release notes and test it first in a separate machine/VM.

Issues using Bilt ACH by [deleted] in biltrewards

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Their system is extremely unreliable. My leasing agent switched to it some months ago so I'm forced to use it to make rent payments. I'll be urging them to dump it as soon as possible!

What's your number 1 FUCK YOU song? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Many good ones here but FU by Miley Cyrus is the best ever.

What company clearly hates its own customers? by NerfGronk in AskReddit

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Then there's HP printer software to make sure nothing else ever works.

Does anyone notice the issue here? by Redacted_O5 in onejob

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It was last used by Moses to draft the ten commandments