Don’t make a mess, and do the changes you need with ansible. Effectively making its code your documentation.

It’s not the postgres db, it’s the internal pictrs db.

Fix your docker volume permissions so pictrs can write to the folder

No problem, just tab complete your way around the filesystem.

They can’t give, but they can purchase.

Yes

That’s correct. You’re telling docker to bind to that specific network interface. The default is 0.0.0.0 which listens on all interfaces.

Ok that’s impressive! I had no idea.

Is it that prevalent? Seems like anti cheat works, at least I don’t see much of it in the games I play. Are y’all seeing cheaters frequently? What games?

Look at workstation cards. Things like the T1000 for example.

No grace period I’m aware of, just removal vs purging. If it’s been removed it can be edited in the db to restore it. Once it’s been purged, it’s gone for good.

Someone hasn’t learned to block themselves out a lunch hour.

This is the only answer. Git history is forever.

CT scans don’t use magnets.

If I need an mri, they would cut it out. If I’m unconscious they won’t use an mri, it’s too risky (what if I had shrapnel from a war wound).

Why not? How often can you buy another sense?

Today I mostly forget it’s there and occasionally am surprised when I reach for a running microwave, or am near high voltage lines. It’s good for party tricks - I rub my hands together to pretend to make static electricity, then pick up coins. People then try to do it and obviously fail.

I have a magnet implant under my skin in my hand, no need to glue.

Just need a couple of these: https://dangerousthings.com/product/xg3/

Yes, this is a commonly done thing. If you google you’ll find a lot more info on this.

Pull one drive at a time and replace it with the new one, let zfs rebuild and then do it again.

Whew, I needed that after the section 31 trailer. Looking forward to this!

No, but developers are free to implement things in whatever crazy way they can dream up.

Can someone break this down for the non-british? Is this a good thing?