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Really thought I missed something with COPY --chmod so I'm glad you mentioned it's new. COPY's preservation of flags simplified one of projects because I started setting flags on shell scripts in the repo instead of at build time.

the-eye.eu is supposed to be that, but it appears to be centralized. i can't remember if they had any decentralized file storage abilities. it's currently mostly down and being restored from backups or something.

Wikipedia is trying to protect itself from undiagnosed Dunning-Kruger.

highly likely on Reddit /r/cyberdeck

it was but someone bought it and turned everything around.

....and the truckers in Ottawa haven't? Did this protest not start over 2 weeks ago?

When that device is hundreds of miles away, it's double handy.

It's been working great for me on mtik hardware. See my comment above.

I've been using it for about a year in a RBM11G for my home internet. it's been as stable as the Cradlepoint CBA750B it replaced. I reused the outdoor ABS box, still mounted on a 10ft steel pipe above my roof latitude 38 Eastern US, we get some pretty hot summers.

This is better for Gmail backups. https://github.com/GAM-team/got-your-back

I wish there was an app for this in 2010-ish. Would have saved me so much cell data.

In the real world, breaking the law in any number of categories can lead to community service or other "jobs" within the prison system.

It really doesn't take much skill to break into a car or a house. Anyone can learn how to do it within an afternoon and anyone can learn to protect from it within a few afternoons without learning how to break in. Gaining access to digital systems requires a wide range of skill sets and at least a subset of those are generally required to learn how to protect from it properly.

You do realize "defund the police" means diverting funds that would usually be spent on tons of military grade gear they don't need, and using those funds on community improvement programs, right?

While this is an important first step, I'm pleased there's at least one senator that doesn't have a stunning case of Dunning Kruger.

There's all kinds of competition in that market, Deere is just the worst offender and is the reason they are at the very center of the issue.

I appreciate your sarcasm.

For some subjects it's not possible to read everything. For example: woodworking safety for a particular machine, or adjusting the carburetor by ear on a vintage motorcycle.

Yep, in the Mid-Atlantic region of the US, we have Scrapple. it's the rest of the pig that doesn't end up as sausage. The tagline reads "Everything but the oink"

Game Wardens do have more authority than typical police forces, although I don't have any specifics.

As a child I had always thought that this must be possible and I had dreams that I had figured it out. At the time, our family didn't have anything more than a Gameboy and an SNES so I wasn't familiar with how a PC or any other computer operated.

It's pretty hard for my IoT devices to spy on me with no internet access on a separate VLAN.

Have you checked out Shelly relays? They can run as simply or complicated as you want. No internet required if you just want to trigger it with a schedule or a webhook over the LAN. The basic logic in the webui was enough to let me run my shop air compressor for 1 hour after the trigger button is pressed and with another option enabled, it won't come back on after a power outage.

Can confirm, blokada is an excellent adblocker, although it doesn't have as many granular features as ublock.

I'll look into it, thanks!

thanks! direwolf comes up often in those searches.

Borosilicate Glass or PEI with spring steel backing (if your bed has the magnets vs the build surface having magnet material) work great in my first hand experience, both will give a much better surface adhesion than most others.

Another cheaper option is G10 or FR4. I've got copper backed FR4 on my list of things to try. Apparently it has a more even heating due to he copper against the heated bed. I've been using the glass held on with Binder clips until recently when a few binders popped off and tossed the whole lot on the floor of my garage sending shards everywhere.

There is a chronological feed in FB but i haven't used it in years and they make it harder and harder to use. I've also heard of it not working for days on end.

Where would I find out how to set up bidirectional APRS for our local club?

Can't fix that in the context of HAM radio

Nah that's too obvious. MUST. MAKE. PROFIT. FOR. SHAREHOLDERS. The machine must march on and grow at all costs.