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Absolutely possible if you keep the network setup simple. However, I run different sets of containers as different users, some of which also use services from the host itself (such as a PostgreSQL instance), and things quickly become more complex in these situations. The examples on the github helped me a lot to realise everything I wanted.

Dutch person here. My bed is 220cm long. Default size here is 200cm long (basically a king in length) but 210 or 220 are not hard to get.

Also if you both snore you're going to end up in different beds anyway.

If you want to use caddy as proxy for other containers running as quadlets have a look at this repo: https://github.com/eriksjolund/podman-caddy-socket-activation

It certainly demystified some network shenanigans for me.

The books are over a century old so while I didn't click with them either it's easy to set why they're not up to modern standards.

The movie bombing had many more reasons. Disney got a new CEO while it was being made who didn't believe in it, so it basically got no marketing at all. It also demanded script changes during filming, which is why the character of Dejah Thoris alternates between powerful woman and damsel in distress throughout the movie. And there was a dispute over what the movie should be called. IMHO John Carter is the worst title they could have gone for, my personal favourite would have been Barsoom.

But yeah, for everyone who missed it it is definitely worth a watch, it's a contender for the most expensive and beautifully made B-movie of all time.

I usually tell people running MySQL that they would probably be better off using a NoSQL key-value store, SQLite, or PostgreSQL, in that order. Most people using MySQL don't actually need an RDBMS. MySQL occupies this weird niche of being optimised for mostly reads, not a lot of concurrency and cosplaying as a proper database while being incompatible with SQL standards.

Yes and no. It came at a time when TV makers weren't allowed to assume their viewers would watch every episode, in the right order. So while it does have a big overarching story, half the episodes are stupid filler episodes so people wouldn't fall too far behind it they missed one or two. If it were made a couple of years later they could have gone hard in every episode.

Pretty sure you can unblock per device in Adguard, so maybe block it first then unblock from the logs for the clients you want to allow?

Hearts of Darkness is the most insane documentary I've ever watched, would recommend.

It's true, we should all love fossilesque.

What kind of AI written nonsense is this. No sources to back up their claims. Made up percentages that seem way too specific. Obviously bad IoT devices can do bad things but claims like these require something to back them up.

Look, if you're too lazy to set your alarm clock to a time that works for you that's fine, but why make other people suffer for your preferences? We have timezones for a reason, arguments like yours are what started the DST madness in the first place.

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