u/Stati77

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It's bullshit and Reddit is unfortunately spewing so much of it lately.

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I am the tuna now.

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And the other natural tree areas burnt down.

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Looks really nice, do you know why it is using 11.5 Gb of RAM ? Is KDE that heavy on resources or do you have other tools running in the background. (I see discord for example)

I've been using Linux for the past 20 years and always used tiled window manager (actually on sway) or extremely minimal desktop environment. I always had in mind that KDE was heavy is that the case ?

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That's why Statham does the same movie every year.

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From my eu point of view, it doesn't look like this is going to ever happen.

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He's sending these two to save her from mean plastic bottles.

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It helps split / redirect the water when you land in the tube, otherwise you take a massive amount directly in the face.

edit: basically it should help avoid injuries as well

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Don't forget the drowning if you forget to cross legs. It's something you have to experience at least once. (I enjoyed it but won't do that all day..)

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It's because the tank is full of gas.

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The rape story messed with my mind for a while.

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I miss the demoscene more.

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And the unfortunate thing is that beside justifying an entry salary, a degree doesn't mean anything regarding skills nowadays.

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In France they used the title California Man because almost nobody there would know about Encino neighborhood I suppose.

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He's full of shit.

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SCUM

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Just remember that if you follow like 90% of tutorials online where they tell you to expose ports, Docker will override your iptables / ufw rules and open these ports for anyone to see.

So if you only allow 22 / 443 / 80, but you have a container exposing port 3000. This won't be listed in your ufw rules and still be accessible.

Best bet is to reverse proxy toward your containers and add rules to allow specific ips if you have to access some web interfaces / api / services remotely.

Otherwise keep everything closed.

About your point 4. if I understand correctly and you only have a single container where you need it to be exposed to the internet (80/443) the reverse proxy is not necessary. But even in that scenario I would still use a reverse proxy in case I want to add more services or websites in the future.

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I need to play Tex Murphy series again.

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Same issue here without any recent update of the mobile application. I get a permission denied error. I cleaned the application cache but it didn't change anything.

Edit: Actually the reddit link is also returning a permission denied if I try to open the link in a browser. Issue is not on RedReader.

Edit2: It's the 480 links not working, example : RedReader link: https://v.redd.it/fo07lctybgzf1/DASH_480.mp4 (not working)

https://v.redd.it/fo07lctybgzf1/CMAF_720.mp4 (working)

Link is not found on redd.it, instead of a 404 it returns a 403 not sure why. You can test these links in a browser. (not the mobile app)

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Cow and Chicken

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You are absolutely right, bought mine second hand it was broken, changed it and it didn't last 2 weeks unfortunately.

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x220 was amazing, I regret not being able to use it anymore I just need something more powerful.

Also really easy to change parts, one of the best laptop I ever had, served me well for more than 15 years, I doubt my new purchase will be as reliable..

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I thought it came from poor families where younger siblings would get their clothes from their older siblings because the family was unable to afford new gears.

That's how it worked with my father and his two other siblings, my father being the youngest would sometimes end up with clothes too big for him until he grew up a bit.

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He's dougging down there.

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What do you mean ? Here, have a coffee.