SheeEttin @ SheeEttin @lemmy.world

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It's either "the sky is falling" and nothing happens (because of all the work we actually did, like y2k, the ozone hole, or acid rain) or "this might be a problem someday" and nothing gets done.

You assume that there was logic involved in making that statement.

The only one the docs mention is SHIORI_DIR, which defaults to ${XDG_DATA_HOME}/shiori, so if you're running it under different users then it's already going to be different.

Especially when US finance law is very thorough. Anyone working in finance definitely knows about recordkeeping requirements.

https://github.com/go-shiori/shiori#documentation

I assume you're running it as a web app, in which case the docs cover that. Just run multiple instances on different ports and with different storage.

Looks like they provide an official docker container, too, so running it in docker should be very easy.

You need two Proxmox nodes for HA.

Virtual networking is also not a great idea in the homelab. It's better if you do have HA, but even so, if you screw it up and break something in Proxmox, you'll be without any network access to look for help online (except on your phone, so good luck retyping commands or transferring files).

Yes, but less portable. Harder to work with if you have to move stuff around, like migrate to a new VM.

I couldn't name any Roman governor, of any race, ethnicity, or governate.

Fun fact, that concept is used in computer security exploits: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NOP_slide

For choosing an article, it would be better to just pick a new random number.

Although there are probably more efficient ways to pick a random record out of a database. For example, by periodically reindexing, or by sorting extant records by random (if supported by the database).

I tried switching a while back, but I found a bunch of stuff didn't work properly, and wasn't considered supported. I don't remember what it was exactly.

I might try it again once there's been a bit more development and community use. Docker isn't ideal, but at least it works and there's a lot of community support.

That doesn't mean they knew where they were after the shooting. That's why they release identifying info.

And nothing of value was lost. Opnsense is still free and open source, and doesn't start petty drama insulting its competitors.

https://teklager.se/en/pfsense-vs-opnsense/

Yeah it's a rough number, but it can be used as a guide to estimate power consumption, max performance, and stuff like that. In this case, running an identical software stack, you can say that it would probably result in slightly increased power usage. A better CPU might mean more efficiency, but you're also running more GHz and more cores.

If you wanted hard data, you'd have to run benchmarks.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/biden-blinken-humanitarian-pause-israel-military-campaign-hamas-gaza-rcna122206

The US seems to be coming around to the ceasefire idea.

For the general public, there aren't. If you want a machine gun of new manufacture, you have to go through the whole process to be licensed as a manufacturer, SOT, FFL type whatever. I forget exactly. And you have to show you're actually doing business to get and keep that license.

It would have helped here. This guy was previously committed for mental health issues. That should have required him to give his guns to a friend or whoever for safe keeping.

If it gets Israel to the negotiating table, yes, they will.

Well, they'll try to do most of the talking, actually. Hopefully Israel will be willing to listen.

"When a Justice does it, that means it is not unethical," or something.

Due process.

And if the government law enforcement refuses to prosecute, well, there might be a trial like the one Scarecrow held in whichever Batman movie that was.

Honestly, I can barely taste it, so I don't mind. I don't think Hershey is that bad. It's not good, but it's not bad. It's the cheap stuff.

Lead and cadmium aside. No food product should have either of those in it.