I feel like this has been a known thing for a long time... Many animals communicate with their eyes/blinking.
Cats for example use blinking, particularly slowly, as a sign of comfort and trust around other cats and larger animals.
Darkassassin07
joined 2 years ago
I don't want to live longer... The human body and mind can only take so much.
By the time you reach current end-of-life ages, existence itself is exhausting and you no longer have the ability, desire, or energy to explore the world, pursue dreams/goals, or do much of anything productive (for yourself or the society you're a part of); while struggling to overcome the years of aches and pains your body has acquired.
At that point, you're just along for the ride, waiting for it to bloody end already.
I'm using orbital-sync, it's not currently compatible with v6; but that's what they're working on now.
Hopefully not too long.
Lmao, almost made it through the response without swearing...
I agree though: It's just words, the drivers are under a lot of stress; so what if they swear a bit now and again.
Nice!
Upgrade went smoothly on docker, with some neat new additions. There's new filter options in the query log. There's a bunch of new metrics under Settings > System (enable 'advanced' in the top right). And overall there seems to be many more settings available under System > All Settings. For example you can easily set the TTL for blocked responses (this was a setting burried in config files before, I was looking for it like 2 weeks ago).
If you don't use/set a password in pihole, or you set one via .env variables; you'll probably have to reset it with the command:
sudo docker exec <container_name> sudo pihole setpassword <your password here>
(empty for no password)
/edit; seems that was a temporary solution.
These env variables have changed:
Was:
webpassword=<your password>
DNS1=<upstream1>
DNS2=<upstream2>
Now:
FTLCONF_dns_upstream=<upstream1;upstream2>
FTLCONF_webserver_api_password=<your password here>
Even if they hadn't been fired; Trump had DOGE records and communications classified as presidential documents, shielding them from FOIA and similar for 9 years.
Considering the political climate; I'm not.
The major world powers that could achieve this have had... Other priorities, unfortunately.
With that big ass crank sharpener that was screwed to the counter beside the bin :)
I run Borg nightly, backing up the majority of the data on my boot disk, incl docker volumes and config + a few extra folders.
Each individual archive is around 550gb, but because of the de-duplication and compression it's only ~800mb of new data each day taking around 3min to complete the backup.
Borgs de-duplication is honestly incredible. I keep 7 daily backups, 3 weekly, 11 monthly, then one for each year beyond that. The 21 historical backups I have right now RAW would be 10.98tb of data. After de-duplication and compression it only takes up 407.98gb on disk.
With that kind of space savings, I see no reason not to keep such frequent backups. Hell, the whole archive takes up less space than one copy of the original data.
There's got to be a better way to heat the room...
ACME.sh? I love that little tool.
Cert renewal via DNS-01, independent of any other services or ports. Set it up like 7 years ago and haven't had to touch it since.
They've added a bit more info to the query log, when you click on individual items.
It's still not a native feature, but; You can add DOH using cloudflared, incl configuring which upstream(s) to use (you don't have to use cloudflare itself, just the tool).
There's even a docker version.