Do you think it was intentional with the choice of paint, or did the person removing it intentionally scrub just the silhouette?

If I was trying to keep my identity a secret, I wouldn’t say I was inspired by myself.

And not even in reverse-psychology way, because then the interviewer would probably look up Del Naja and an immediately make the connection.

Agreed. Rsync will happily sync a deletion you didn’t mean to do.

If your password is set this year, and suddenly the clock says it’s 2018, then yes your password was set in the future, at least as far as the computer believes.

It does not open in the browser for me. The link I see here is https://images.lemmy.zip/api/v3/image_proxy?url=https%3A%2F%2Fmedia.kbin.earth%2Fc5%2F38%2Fc538e178af17fa0c334cad0916ef9eb70c2e1829354eef4f2ce05bd53aa1f4be.jpg, and when I open it I get the same thing.

I’m not familiar enough with Lemmy to say whether this is a bug in Boost or not, but it doesn’t seem like it.

Mostly no, unless you expose your VM to the Internet or run untrusted code.

 {"error":"unknown","message":"Request error: error sending request for url (http://pictrs:8080/image/original?proxy=https%3A%2F%2Fmedia.kbin.earth%2Fc5%2F38%2Fc538e178af17fa0c334cad0916ef9eb70c2e1829354eef4f2ce05bd53aa1f4be.jpg): operation timed out"}

Where did you get that link? It’s malformed. Probably a bug in your instance.

Not just you, that’s a pretty common principle.

https://www.newsweek.com/charlie-kirk-says-gun-deaths-worth-it-2nd-amendment-1793113

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shadow_cabinet

Right, and when you said you “finally setup nginx”, that was a verb, and should have been “set up”.

Thanks, so jumble of letters 1 is implementing a driver for jumble of letters 2.

Do they name their stuff by pulling tiles out of Scrabble set?

You can probably assign it to multiple VMs or containers, and if it’s not available then the VM or container will fail to start.

Why even look at MSRP? Make the decision based on price vs value to you.

Installed will be faster.

But you should note that emmc systems are not intended for heavy use. They have a much shorter wearout lifespan than SSDs. If you or your OS do a lot of writing to disk, you might end up with a failure.

Just be aware of that possibility, and have backups.

What’s in the log on the server?

The power train is usually they most reliable system in a car, so swapping it out would not usually save a car from being scrapped.

And scrapped cars are parted out, sent overseas, or recycled for their raw materials. There’s not as much waste as you might think.

Does this mean they’ll finally stop giving the fucking mobile site on desktop just because someone couldn’t edit out the “m.” from the link?

Smoking is a choice. Being subjected to smoke is not. Do you see the difference here?

Strange. Memtest? I can’t think of anything else off the top of my head, unless you sit up and watch it.