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Sorry, it’s the tone of the headline I’m shitting on, not the concept of solar or the liberals who may fancy it.

This shit ain’t gonna break his brain, he’s just going to say “nice try communists” and ban it

Yes, surely we’ve got him now! Big Oil and Peso Island defeated by white moderate liberals with balconies. Kumbaya, sister!

Can you set a port on DNS services that don’t typically use an SRV record (like Minecraft does, for example)?

I think I tired to figure this out once but couldn’t get it to work with web browsers. Ended up just looking at the HTTP request to find the subdomain and then routed from a reverse proxy as appropriate…

It’s pronounced “coom” in this usage, which I realize doesn’t make it any better.

When people get good grades, they say Summa cum laude

Which is Latin for “some will cum loudly” like when they see what grade you got

So you vibecoded a security product and named it after a famous government program known for spying unlawfully on American citizens

To what, capitalize on the SEO?

This is kinda gross dude, not gonna lie

I was always told if you caulk to leave the back open so leaks and smells can be noticed. So, it’s mostly for looks. Some local codes might require it though, so check if your local code was amended.

I have seen aquarium sealant (pure silicone, the clear stuff that smells like vinegar) be used around the flange to seal up any gap between the flooring and the closet flange which prevents leaks from wetting the subflooring and causing it to rot out.

If you have an uneven floor (bad tiles/old house etc) and you don’t trust shims to hold forever, you can also seat the toilet on plaster of Paris; just leave the back open so leaks can’t build up but again this is only necessary in unusual cases.

TLDR; if you don’t prefer the look and it’s not a code requirement and you are confident that you can achieve a solid mount, you can skip it.

hoes mad

Had a pothos that grew all the way around two rooms of my old house twice over the course of about 9 years, was amazing. We mostly preserved it when we moved, too

SQLite has made huge performance improvements in the last like 3-5 years.

I wouldn’t spin up an enterprise NextCloud with it but for a home NAS serving up to maybe a dozen people it’s more than enough.

SQLite actually has incredible performance these days. But I get your point :)

You can install NextCloud with snap.