From searching for some of the messages in your log, it seems weird that it would be causing a problem but do you have a Netgear router?
Ok, so you wrote the hass os image to your internal SSD using kubuntu booted from a flash drive. Then when you booted hass os from the SSD you're getting networking errors not being able to download the docker image from ghcr.io.
Can you visit ghcr.io from other devices on your network?
Can you ping ghcr.io from the hass os installation?
If you can't ping ghcr.io can you ping google.com?
If you can't ping either then your network interface might have not been set up correctly and or hass os is missing drivers for you network interface.
Are you connecting over Ethernet or wifi?
I had to double take thinking this must be a local sub. I'm in South Tacoma so I know that area well lol.
Fentanyl is used in hospitals as a pain killer... I've never heard of it being used for the stuff you listed. Are you thinking of ketamine?
As a person that was left with the mortgage after a break up, I wouldn't worry too much. It was scary having to take on the financial responsibility of two people by myself, but I've made it work so far and I've had ample opportunity to get out of it if I so desired.
What's worse is thinking about still being in a relationship where we both were unhappy no matter how much therapy or more intertwined we got with each other. In the period that things were ending, thinking about the finances was scary (It really was eye opining to realize that the thing I was afraid of was financial and not loosing the other person.). In hindsight, still being in that relationship seems much worse.
Guess the junior dev they had building their systems hadn't figured out regex yet lol
I did first@last.me and can confirm, it confuses people all too often.
I grew up with my dad always doing work in and around the house himself and now as an adult doing the same with my house, so I wasn't completely going in blind. My last programming job was in the office furniture industry and that gave me a leg up having knowledge about casework, tabletops, etc. My brother in law was also a finish carpenter (now a job superintendent, but we work in fairly different areas/companies) and I had helped him with side work over the years.
As an ex-programmer that is now in the trades I can say my mental health is way better and my back hurts less these days since I'm not sitting in an expensive "ergonomic" chair all day. There are a lot of high paying trades that are far from back breaking work. Personally I got in to finish carpentry building science labs specifically.
There's also the added benefit that I like playing with computers again, when it was my day job I wanted nothing to do with them after work.
Agreed, would be super useful for me as well.
