well-intentioned “elites” ... come up with solutions for stuff that would work in their bubble, but are a complete disaster when applied to the general public
"That's right, it goes in the square hole!"
Ahh, thank's for looking that up! It makes me me feel... slightly better? Although it doesn't make me feel great that there are so many people out there with just enough reading skills to be dangerous (applying their own biases, etc).
Oh okay, naw you're good I just didn't want to make any assumptions. Since you're only worried about your self-hosted things then the easiest method would probably be to just add local entries for each service into Unifi so that those addresses always resolve to their domains internally without needing to hit your public domain name/IP.
When they say "If you can read a New York Times article" do they literally mean just READ the words and understand them individually, or do they mean read and possess the ability to apply critical thinking skills to what you just read?
Clarify for me a bit, are you trying to just have local resolution of your self-hosted services, or to have a full failover for public DNS when your provider goes down? Also why is it listening on 7777? Typically a reverse proxy would listen on 80 and 443.
You can just say you didn't like Rogue One you don't need to be sarcastic about it.
Rogue One is the only one of these new movies that I really enjoy and re-watch. I really didn't expect Disney to allow that ending for the rebels sent Scarif but I'm glad they did. I also kinda love how they blend it into Episode IV.
You don't saaaaaay =O
Soong first comes up with the positronic brain
Oh, and here I thought it was where he genetically engineered midichlorians. TIL!
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Here's Selûne, the little fluffball I adopted last year. Grey cats are just the prettiest things.
The "Sacred Ashes" trailer for this game is SO hype. I remember being so disappointed that the characters didn't look the way in-game that they did in the cinematic. Still a fantastic game though, I wonder how difficult it is to get it running on a modern pc.
Inspired by a comment I saw earlier calling it the "Prime Suggestion".
Vocabulary vs reading comprehension.
(If your comment is a joke, ignore me and chalk it up to Poe's Law)