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  • I lived in a place I had to do the opposite. The heater was broken, but the tank was outside exposed to the sun. So to get as warm water as I could, I had to go in right away and get the best of it.

  • Maybe like in Sweden, where the liberals went from calling themselves proud of being called the enemies of fascism, saying they will hide refugees if made illegal, to just straight up calling it "liberal politics actually", and are now collaborating with them to form a government. Crazy how that happens every time.

  • I know, at least for younger me, it was above 2 hours. I had a bunch of exams, and people were leading me to different rooms. After an x-ray:

    -- wait here and we will get you if we want another picture

    like two hours pass, and someone comes in the door:

    -- oh, there you are, come on, next exam

  • Ansible works on tasks, and to your hypothetical there, if you have a task that calls the package manager to put a package in the state 'absent', but it is another package's dependency, it will have little to do with ansible, and just follow the package manager's behaviour. (Up to some details. Like for 'apt', ansible runs the command with '-y', which has a little different behaviour than just removing the interaction part and assuming yes). If the package manager removes the depending package, and your playbook has first a task that installs it, then a taks that removes the dependency, you will always get 'changed' on both tasks everytime you run the playbook, even if your playbook puts the machine in the same state as before.

  • The list is so long though, it is impossible to give a good overview in a post. Like the spokesperson (not sure if that title is accurate, more of a public frontfigure) mentioned in the above post also made post of her listening to Kanye West, right after all the antisemitic stuff, while calling Anne Frank "hornyness personified" or something like that. She is still in the party, last I heard, they just moved her to a less public position. And that is just one person.

    The party elite and their youtube channel often talks about things like there being a group of people in the public institutions with a explicit goal to annihilate the swedish nation by, among other things, the import of muslims. They have said that the means for which to rid sweden of this "totally not a conspiracy theory" is to, I kid you not, turn sweden into the same type of autocracy as they have in Hungary. That is their publically stated goals which they have defended for years.

    I do not trust these nazis on anything they say. If there is anything true to article it would be that their long support for Orban does not look too good now that they try to be pro-NATO and he is the last person in their way.

  • I may be wrong, but if you did ssh as roothen it seems like your ssh configuration leaves a bit to be desired. If you can ssh in as root, you may want disallow that in your ssh configuration... don't remember the setting now, 'AllowRoot no' maybe? Then it also should be that you have your pub key in root's .ssh/authorized_keys, you may want to remove that. Allowing anyone to ssh in as root is probably not a good idea. For example 'root' is a very common username used in bruteforce attacks on exposed ssh ports, so locking down any possibility to get in as root directly is probably a good idea.

  • Sound like you have configured your Ansible to run as root per default. You should remove that from your ansible.cfg. The tasks you do need root for you use the keyword 'become: true' to use sudo for that task alone (or use 'become' for a block if several tasks).

  • You should do one private key per host. If you want access to something with a key from you phone and computer you should have one key on each. To use ssh from somewhere, from that place to your computer, gitlab, whatever, it needs the private key in the correct place. If it is a shell (like termux) it should be e.g. yoir home folder then .ssh/id_rsa. If its an app, I guess ot tells you(, but I would not give my private key to a random app). To be able to get to somewhere, like from your phone to your computer, your computer needs the public key. The cannonical place to put it is as a single line in a file 'authorized_keys' in the .ssh folder in your home folder.