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I generally follow the same pattern as you. ~/Code with programming language based sub folders. But there’s also a ~/Code/Work and ~/Code/Orgs which is for code that has a certain purpose. Generally the by-language subfolders are for projects I cloned, not authored. There is a fair amount of symlinking also.

Also /data for long term storage drives. Directories under ~/Audio and ~/Video will usually symlink to there.

Wastewater analysis is a real thing and is very useful. People were using it to track covid after the pandemic although idk how accurate it was there.

The privacy concern here is only if they are getting per-household or per-toilette data. You don’t have to worry about per-household analysis ever happening unless your sewer system is somehow privatized, in which case, lol rip.

Smart toilets exist and definitely are a massive privacy concern. But they haven’t caught on because only rich weirdos would ever want their toilet to be an iot device.

Its a classic. From early nineties and still relevant because it teaches you how to program in general.

There should be a free PDF on the same website. I think epub might cost you. Used physical copies are like only 40-60$.

STRUCTURE AND INTERPRETATION OF COMPUTER PROGRAMS

Originally it was a label Trotskyites used to criticize Stalinists (aka ML’s). A bit of inter-communist sectarianism. The specific line was something like “they support where ever the soviet tanks roll”. Specifically it came from the suppression of the Hungarian revolts. But it more broadly meant having uncritical support for the USSR and everything it does.

But now we’re 30+ years after the fall of the USSR, so its definition has spiraled into any westerner who opposes western imperialism. For example: an anarchist might use it to criticize an ML outright cheering Russian victories in Ukraine. In turn, a liberal will use it to criticize the same anarchist for opposing NATO.

Bud Light

You don’t ssh in at ssh.mysite.com. Port 443 is form HTTPS traffic only. SMTP and IMAP traffic will require additional ports exposed that don’t need to go through caddy. Only the web UIs for your email will be exposed on the subdomains via caddy.

Registering a mail domain is done through DNS records too not via caddy.

Armadillos in Boston

I don’t think if you can wake with an http request but after either a bios/kernel setting you can do wol mac:add:re:ss from a different computer.

The key restrictions here is not every hardware supports wake-on-lan, and one computer must be configured to “wake” the other.

https://developer.roku.com/docs/developer-program/getting-started/developer-setup.md

tl;dr you can if you register yourself as a roku app developer otherwise you need to jail break it which is difficult for TVs.

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Oh good lord its a sticky…

Looks like its near unanimous support for changing the emoji even the mods. AFAIK the only person banned was Z_poster and the mods just hate Z regardless if they’re extremely correct on this issue. Hell, I’ve got Z blocked years ago for being a toxic debate bro.

Time to rekindle the hexbear struggle session:

There’s a lot of pipeline between the filter at the plant and your home which is where something like lead contamination would happen. However from wiki,

When filtering water, charcoal carbon filters are most effective at removing chlorine, particles such as sediment, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), taste and odor. They are not effective at removing minerals, salts, and dissolved inorganic substances.

And The EPA, make it sound like Carbon filtering is not an effective solution to PFAS contamination at an industrial scale. So I doubt your Brita pitcher is going to do better.

Similarly relevant guide for Transmission I’ll need confirm if the file formats for the block lists are identical.

Looks like your reading the system default settings from /etc and not the user settings from ~/.config

I’ve heard of some people jailbreaking their roombas but it requires messing with the hardware iirc, but it didn’t sound as hard as jailbreaking a smart TV.