Why are you framing socialism and democracy as incompatible?

I feel this way about writing code

Those people see AI as a transformational technology that is going to be central to how everything is done 10 years from now for better or for worse, and trying to ignore that is just putting your head in the sand.

A is “I’m good friends with the guy” B is “My good friend knows a guy”

We had a close call with a tornado once. We were driving down the highway in torrential rain and strong winds when I got the tornado warning pop up on my phone. There was no one else on the highway except one semi truck. We aren’t used to tornados and weren’t sure what to do, and considered just pulling over, but decided to just get off at the next exit, but that ended up being like 5 more miles, which doesn’t sound like much, but while terrified and driving as fast as I could in heavy rain and winds, it felt like an eternity. When we did find an exit, we pulled into a gas station right by the freeway and ran inside. There were a bunch of locals there who were sheltering but seemed really nonchalant about it.

Checking the news later, the tornado passed only a few miles from us. I know others have worse tornado stories, but this was still one of the scariest things that’s happened to me.

Here’s what San Francisco looked like in 2018 when there was a lot of smoke from California wildfires blowing in:

People were voluntarily wearing N95s when this happened so I know people complaining about them during the pandemic were bullshitting.

That’s less than first blood

Irving Morrow, a relatively unknown residential architect, designed the overall shape of the bridge towers, the lighting scheme, and Art Deco elements, such as the tower decorations, streetlights, railing, and walkways. The famous International Orange color was Morrow’s personal selection, winning out over other possibilities, including the US Navy’s suggestion that it be painted with black and yellow stripes to ensure visibility by passing ships.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Gate_Bridge

Also the bridge is constantly being repainted to its signature orange.

I’ve never entered or left California through or under or over that bridge. Seriously who does??

The vast majority of people before modern infrastructure like airplanes and highways.

People don’t stand perfectly still. It’s exaggerated in the animation, but it’s done to make them seem alive.

The shots of the background already look realistic, and the shots of her face look like a different person

I really liked the “I Expect you to Die” series. Basically VR escape rooms.

I have my Immich instance setup with an nginx proxy for security and ssl, and that’s exposed to the internet. I have a domain for my personal website, so I just put up my Immich instance at a subdomain of that. I can now make public share links I can just copy and paste into a group chat. I haven’t added any other users yet but I’d I wanted to all they’d need to do is login via email/password.

This is an officially supported kind of setup for Immich, so I would consider it secure: https://docs.immich.app/administration/reverse-proxy/

I don’t have all of my homelab services exposed publicly though; I VPN in for those.

General tips for exposing a server to the internet:

• only expose the ports you need for services you intend to be accessible. Use a firewall and/or your router’s port forwarding settings to enable only what you need, with blocking as a default.
• update all software regularly
• only expose programs that are built to be exposed. For example, if you make a Flask website, they will warn you several times not to expose it directly, but to proxy it through something like nginx

Weren’t the extra graphics from the remaster update an optional setting?

At least docker works

This meme was inspired by my frustration from trying to switch. I like the idea of podman, but it just doesn’t work. Tbf the bugs I encountered this time were with podman compose rather than podman itself, but still, I’d rather use the tools that work. I’ve had similar experiences when I’ve tried to switch to podman in the past.

Podman is unironically the better choice.

I like the idea of podman, but it’s just not stable. This meme was inspired by my frustration of trying to switch.

Just try to make docker comply with your firewall.

I literally did this yesterday and it wasn’t that hard. You just add iptables:False to the docker config file.

Ofc it’s going to run Linux, it’s default OS is going to be some variant of SteamOS

https://docs.docker.com/engine/network/packet-filtering-firewalls/#prevent-docker-from-manipulating-firewall-rules

Basically put:

{
    iptables: False,
    Ip6tables: False
}

In /etc/docker/daemon.json