Wire up PR notifications to Slack, so everyone can mute that channel.
Making the world a better place, one genetic experiment at a time.
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Wire up PR notifications to Slack, so everyone can mute that channel.
I’ve never wanted to pet the belly as strongly as I do now.
I’ve been looking into PiKVM this week, to allow me to administrate certain systems over IP. It also allows for remotely powering on and off a system, if you use an additional expansion module. It isn’t an entirely cheap option, though.
Imagine all the good that could be done by redistributing all the wealth of just 2 people.
They haven’t gotten a cent of my money since probably the 3DS, but then again I bought my LL used.
So, real talk…you ever cough or sneeze and rocket it out onto the sidewalk?
Cigars. I only smoke one every month or two, but obviously tobacco isn’t good for you. That acknowledgement aside, I really enjoy them, and have a humidor full of probably $2000 worth of cigars, mqny aged a couple years.
Oh wow, on sale too. I swear the last time I looked the MW franchise was getting crapped on in reviews, but this one seems decently received.
Perchance please?
I love it. I love winter.
Bobby Lee
What if not fascist, but just terribly private and introverted?
I hear they’re both pretty expensive.
First be small and keep all your secrets in your hair.
Superjail
I’m test driving podgrab right, and I really like it, very snappy. It looks like it might not be under active development anymore, unfortunately. The only thing it’s missing I’d have hoped for, is some sort of automatic tagging mechanism.
Ah, hmm. I just set my account with the vars SLSKD_SLSK_USERNAME
and SLSKD_SLSK_PASSWORD
Per the readme,
Once the container is running you can access the web UI over HTTP on port 5030, or HTTPS on port 5031. The default username and password are slskd and slskd, respectively. You’ll want to change these if the application will be internet facing.
No tips, I just didn’t find the configuration process very intuitive. This was compounded by my needing to essentially translate some of my preferred N+ settings to the slskd yaml config.
PCIE cards exist that expand SATA data plugs. I don’t know the ins and outs though, as far as bandwidth goes. It also means you need a power supply that can provide enough power and daisy chained cords.