OminousOrange @ OminousOrange @lemmy.ca

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"Working as intended."

-Republicans

75% off at the moment too. Guess I'll be adding that to the library.

Perhaps they'll make a sequel, A Slightly Longer Hike.

Move to Texas, you only have to pay for yourself.

Hmm, seems like residents of Ottawa should sue this guy under those same pretenses.

I've purchased a few things after listening to him yell at me for 20 minutes. The reviews are useful, but I wouldn't watch for pleasure.

Toss Linux Mint on a bootable USB, fire up a live version and play around a bit. I was in the same boat and am working on fully transitioning over. The only minor hurdles are Office 365 and other Windows-only programs, but there are ways to get those to work, or just run a Windows VM.

"BuT I dOn't WanT to pUt uNknOwN CheMiCaLs iNtO my boDy." they say as they smoke two packs a day and are on several prescriptions.

Without extortionate extra fees either. I recently wanted to crossplay Overcooked on my PC with a couple friends on my PS4. "Buy PSPlus for only $100+ to play this game online!" Yeah, fuck off.

There's likely substantial infrastructure upgrades needed to provide this power, and, as the article says, very little economic benefit to the community and is very much the opposite of energy conservation.

"Just have them..." is often not enforceable nor realistic.

Saskatchewan having being run by conservative dolts for a number of years, at least we've been able to keep our crown corporations. We enjoy some of the lowest prices in the country for mobile plans and auto insurance. Power and natural gas are quite reasonable as well.

Whoda thunk that when you remove the drive for profit, a business can be both sustainable and beneficial to the people, in that they are both customers and owners.

How about we just settle this over a game of battlebots and no one else needs to get hurt.

I use Docker LXCs. Really just a Debian LXC with Docker and then Portainer as a UI. I have separate LXCs for common services. Arrs on one LXC, Nextcloud, Immich and SearXNG on another, Invidious on a third. I just separate them so I don't need to kill all services if I need to restart or take down the LXC for whatever reason.

That's the Kenji way. Dry brine reverse sear is how I do most meat these days. Smaller cuts get seared in a pan, roasts and prime rib get blasted under a preheated broiler as high as my oven will go. And yes, always use a thermometer.

Addictions Minister Tim McLeod said sending pipes and instructions on how to use illicit drugs sends the wrong message.

“Instead, the message coming from the health care system should be that there is hope for recovery, and help is available through treatment,” he said.

That's great, Tim, but where the hell are the resources for treatment?

For ease of setup and use, I've found Twingate to be great for outside access to my network.

Right, as a homebrewer I figured that might be an interesting experiment. Just use some darker malts and make a mini pot of wort. It'd be roasty and sweet.

Interesting, would that essentially be wort?

ERVs should be controlled by humidity, outside temperature, and time. Some come with an automated mode that adjusts run time and fan power with those. It'd probably be difficult to find controls that have multi zone, HA integration, and E/HRV features in one package.

I'd leave the ERV controls out of this one.

Yes, it's a lot of words, but there's really nothing to keep track of after setup. I just go to my invidious ip rather than youtube.com and it works. There are very good tutorials available if you want to implement these solutions. That'd be a good first step rather than the 'I've tried nothing and am all out of ideas' approach.