

While I agree, out of the box the configs ARE NOT for home lab use.


While I agree, out of the box the configs ARE NOT for home lab use.


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I’m gonna start a company that creates cheap life saving products called “Chris”
Why does this thread smell like burnt toast?
As a mountain person I just want to let all of you normies know that 27°F is not ‘sleeves’ weather for quick exposure.
Like if I am taking out the trash or driving to the store or walking to the mailbox or whatever. I do not consider sleeves at all until about 26F°, but that’s just going to be a hoodie. At about 18°F or so, I’ll go for a light coat on top of that. Single digits is where I break out the winter coat. Subzero you start layering.
We’re not flexing. It’s adaptation. I can basically not handle physical work above 85 degree heat. 0 stamina. My body knows how to keep warm. My body does not know how to keep cool.
My costco has a gas station and the entire parking area is a god damn zoo.
It’s utter chaos. You can choose left which includes the front or right which includes gas station and auto bays for tire stuff.
Left is the right call, but if you get halfway down any aisle of parking without finding a spot, you are forced to cross the front of the store in your vehicle. This is never advisable.
Going right is chaos. You might get lucky, but if you don’t, you’re at least spared passing the entrance. You are however stuck with the gas line, the auto bays, and the access to the deliveries/etc.


There is genuinely a prevailing theory which basically asserts that the genes that make us neurodivergent are uniquely human, that neurodivergence doesn’t exist in other species, etc.
Sci show did a little video on it the other day. Better info here than what I know, undoubtedly. Sci show is well vetted content. Im some guy laying in his bed avoiding the start of his day.
My costco hack is to stay out of the two main aisles.
Enter, go right. Approach any right side aisles from the right.
Hit meat and produce section
Go wide for the exit aisle.
Park… Next door. Idk. Their parking lots are the worst part.


Yeah the phrasing of this shower thought reads very naive to the point I am not even sure what they mean.
Like even further, the last name Pepe has been quite famous in europe for fucking centuries.
Unironically Breaking Bad is kind of what a MAGA version of Bluey would look like.
“Consequences for our actions? No, no, there’s a way out of this…”
“Difficult emotions? Don’t open up to those closest to you!! Recede into fear. Deal drugs if you have to. Just don’t be a bitch and run out of money lol.”


Correction: stereotypes are based on “kernels of truth” which may or may not be observable real events. These kernels of truth can come from fictitious or non fictitious sources.


I know a guy who was holding onto basically every variation of [state][marijuana reference].[tld] back in like 2015. Guarantee he made bank on that investment.


Depends on how methodical the killer is.
If they get caught the doctor wins, basically full stop.


Just gotta convince all these boys they can’t get girlfriends in their cohort because rich billionaires are too busy buying and trading and discarding them like pokemon cards.


No idea how it’s legal but
https://www.dougstanhopescelebritydeathpool.com/Home/TheGame_mode-POINTS
Comedian Doug Stanhope runs a celebrity death prediction betting pool.
He’s got lawyers, so I’m sure it’s all above board.


Traefik’s configs are a little less cumbersome if you’re managing a lot of services.


Bruh only in episodic shows.
Any good movie, or tv show that moves through time…?
Breaking bad? Walt is pretty traumatized by his cancer diagnosis. Skylar is pretty traumatized by Walt’s shit.
Ozark? I mean holy shit. His son has a fake identity and is laundering money writing essays for peers in high school. That’s a fucking coping and modeling masterclass. Charlotte starts drinking and smoking.
Yeah maybe like in Friends or Everybody loves Raymond they don’t get traumatized but those are just sitcoms.
The trick is to reread it and to let go of the fact you wrote it. Then edit what doesn’t feel natural/conversational.