I haven't flown in years. It's simply too expensive.
If you factor in the amount of time wasted waiting around to get through security, waiting to get on the plane, waiting on the plane to take off, waiting at the gate after landing, waiting on your luggage, waiting on transportation from the airport, flying isn't much faster than driving.
Gas may be expensive, but the buttfucking you get at the airport just isn't worth it anymore.
There's only one way to stop this shit, and that's to stop buying shit.
Silver lining: There won't be very many more Superbowls!!
There's a pretty long list of reasons why professional sports, and especially the NFL, shouldn't exist. All I can do is not contribute. If trogs want to waste their money muh teeem, I guess I don't give a shit anymore.
They didn't get any of my money. I watched the game for free and got away with it.
puritan authoritarians are always empowered by the stupid.
Yeah, well, the dichotomy exists because of the inability of the average human to appreciate nuance. No surprise it's become a fucking shitshow.
Let's start with this: Can you do anything personally to save the world? I'm not talking incremental personal improvement rainbows and butterflies horseshit, I'm saying can you personally do anything to stop what is clearly a catastrophic trajectory?
If you can, do it. If you can't, which I believe nobody can at this point, it's time to stop worrying and live the life you have left.
Spend more time outside, learn to paint acrylics, go get some pussy.
Why torture yourself and live in misery? Why allow all the evil people trying to terrorize you to succeed? Fuck that noise.
Read this, it'll help: https://classics.mit.edu/Epictetus/epicench.html
what a shit post.
Reporting Israeli crimes against humanity is antisemitic. Obviously Israel has the right to defend itself against children getting water. That sniper should be given an award and parade, certainly not flayed alive and thrown on an ant hill.
Something a totally honest completely legitimate non-terrorist state would do.
Just telling you what happens around here. This may be a Reddit alternative, but it has the same old wrongthink police.
Let me be dictator for a day and I could turn this whole shitshow around.
Frankly Latvia has a duty to its own citizens to be prepared for the inevitable.
If only there were some way to enter the country legally so you don't end up in federal custody.
See, that's what I thought, but the mods here don't see it that way. Try it out. Be specific about who the genocidal lunatics are, point out that what they've done is an actual "Crime Against Humanity." If you want to be permabanned, point out the irony vis-a-vis 1946 and today.
Criticize Israel and see how quick your comment is deleted for some bullshit.
I'd prefer if Ted Cruz became the reason they get security escorts.
I've just about got this Docker thing licked. After hundreds of hours, I finally get it, and my dusty millenial ass has joined the 21st century.
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The environment:
I have multiple containers running on my local network, including photoprism, Kavita, and Filebrowser. I also installed Heimdall as a startpage. On the local network everything works great.
The entire goal of this project is to have these services accessible from outside the house, from my mobile devices but also with the ability to share links and files with friends.
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The problem:
Enter Tailscale. I tried port forwarding, having a domain, all that jazz, but it ended up being way too complicated. I don't want just anyone to access my shit, I only want a handful to be able to use services of my choosing in accordance with the user permissions I set up for them. Tailscale was the first thing I tried that worked.
I added my docker instance to tailscale, and when you access the machine, you are correctly taken to my Heimdal start page. Unfortunately, when you click on the icons for my docker services, the browser gives you an "unable to connect" error.
Under my Tailscale admin panel, the services are listed along with their port and IP information. Heimdall (443) and Portainer(8000) are listed as https and http under "type", as expected. The remaining services are listed as "other." (the portainer link doesn't work either)
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Has anyone else dealt with this?
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If this has to do with ports, is there an easy way to configure ports without having to re-run the images and make new containers?
Win11 Pro on used lenovo thinkcentre
Docker Desktop
FileBrowser running at 7777:80 in Docker Desktop (7777 was chosen by me to preemptively avoid conflicts)
ATT Router with custom service "Filebrowser" global range 443, TCP, Host Port 443
(443 was chosen by me because I want the site to only be accessible if secure)
Custom firewall exception, tcp, local 7777, Host 443
Filebrowser login page accessible from localhost:7777
Filebrowser login page accessible from http://my_custom_duckdns_domain:7777
Not accessible from https:
Not accessible from external device.
Tried to run Win-Acme, failed.
Tried to run Caddy:
"Error: loading initial config: loading new config: http app module: start: listening on :80: listen tcp :80: bind: An attempt was made to access a socket in a way forbidden by its access permissions." caddy is not a docker image
I've been using ChatGPT to help me configure this stuff, it has not been going well. The AI can't remember what it tells me from one question to the next, so you end up in loop after loop of errors.
I ended up deleting the caddyfile because no configuration supplied by ChatGPT worked.
Can anyone help me get this going?
I'd really like to understand how to safely expose the fileserver, but nothing is working.
I already tried nextcloud, and though it looks pretty, the on-board office suite, which I want so you don't have to download a file to view it, will not function because Collabora won't download.
I do not claim to know what I am doing.
I dislike CLI, and Linux frustrates me to no end.
I'm open to any suggestions you all have.