I’m not going to test this because while it could be innocuous, well, it could be harmful as well. If this is hosted in a local network, take your phone or laptop to a place with free WiFi and test. Also make sure the subdomain resolves to an IP address. You can go to cmd in Windows, or open up a terminal and type “ping craigsworld.dedyn.io”. If it’s not a reserved IP and you can access it outside your local network you’re good.
I used cloudfares captcha equivalent and my bots dropped to zero
If she’s happy in her marriage, be happy for her
Why is it sad that she is married?
My first thought is that it’s misogyny. There are certainly people think that women exist to reproduce. However, I thought the generally accepted definition for “geriatric” in obgyn was 35. I’m not sure why 28 would be the cut off. Maybe that’s when women start to lose their sexual appeal to those men? The flip side of course is that men have infinite potential so 28 is just the start.
I do agree that transitioning ticks all the boxes without footnotes.
As someone who hasn’t touched CSS in over ten years, is this an actual usable thing or just a joke?
Similar to fedora, I try not to use distros in the stream/family of an enterprise system I dislike. Right now, that’s RHEL and SLES
Yeah, please don’t apologize for useful information. This was very helpful and I very much appreciate your insight. It’s good to know that there are alternatives should things go south.
Hey as long as the learning curve isn’t build your own OS, that’s fine. I did hear the NixOS maintainers were a bit problematic. Heard anything?
Sorry don’t do SUSE
I don’t do SUSE linux enterprise system derivatives. I disagree with their choices
Thanks, fixed formatting.
I just run i3wm. It’s easier to do get to where I’m going if it never installs gnome to begin with.
I’m only on Arch because of the AUR. I don’t have to manually intervene every six months like I used to, but there’s still manual intervention i dislike. With the AUR being attacked, while still usable, it kind of takes away from why I’m using arch over, say, gentoo. Might as well see what else is out there
I suppose if time has indeed passed by 15 years I could give it another shot. I’m moving my mail server from bookworm to trixie by… getting another VPS, testing out configs against trixie, then switching over
Does that have issues? Part of the reason I’m looking for a rolling release is way back in the late 2000’s, you could upgrade Ubuntu but things always broke and so you might as well reinstall
That’s what I’m on right now
4-head, 5-head, 6-head
I’m going to go with receding hairline
Please let this at least be a fork of bluetui
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Ah, yes. I forgot we’ve moved away from the late 2000’s. All good points