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I use Intel too and had a heck of a time getting things working with portainer. Turns out portainer only worked with Nvidia (at least the version I used when I set it up). If I spun up the container via terminal, it worked.

I think a newer version may have added compatibility because I don’t remember jumping through hoops with Immich.

Notably, 10 of the 19 individuals who reported that they were pregnant when exposed reported a subsequent miscarriage — that’s about twice the expected rate of miscarriage.

Holdup, so the expected rate is 5 out of 19? That seems high but I have no data or experience in the topic.

Yup. Tuning seemed to be a right PITA.

It’s the oldest, but not the most powerful. Not everything I host sees a lot of activity. But things like Plex/Jellyfin/Immich found their own hardware with better GPU support, and serious A/V or disk intense processes have a full spec PC available. There is also a remote backup system in place so a couple containers are duplicates.

Server 1: 5 containers Server 2: 4 containers Server 3: 4 containers Server 4: 61 containers

Basically if a container is a resource hog, it gets moved somewhere with more resources or specialized hardware.

Yeah. Right.

“If you get caught, call it a bug.” seems to happen a lot this administration.

No shit Sherlock. Were solid into this as normal now.

Remember when democrat related keywords were filtered January 2025? Yeah, “oopsies” said Meta.

You have any legal teeth of that accusation, Newsome? Otherwise it’s in the ignore bin with all the other grievances.

I wonder how they define “Public safety agencies” since other programs refer to “Justice and Public Safety agencies”. Is this difference an oversight or is something being excluded?

Annnnd TIME! About 1 hour.

95% interface and widgets swapped over to lawnchair!

Boom!

I used to use lawnchair. Good reason to switch back.

Yeah. Totally correct. That one slipped by.

Ahh sonofabitch! It’s already updated for me and there is no changelog. Turned off auto update.

Edit: and uninstalled. Lawnchair FTW.

I had an Ubuntu system eat itself Christmas Eve at 1am. I think an update pooched some folder permissions and wiped the firewall settings.

It started with “Huh, the network drives won’t mount”, progressed to containers failing to start with “hardware not found” GPU-related errors -oh yeah, I still have to check that and make sure it is working- and yadda yadda… 13 hours later I got services back up and running.

Oof, today I slept in until 10. Ahhhhh…

Man, I wanted my Zoraxy migration to go smoothly, but it’s been stubborn as hell for me. 80% of my services transfered well, but a couple docker containers don’t like it and never got letsencrypt wildcard dns up and running; always an error. Still working on that in my spare time.

Oh no! A struggling utility! I wonder where excess money is flowing? What could possibly fund these upgrades? -[insert generalized doom & gloom] -

https://energyandpolicy.org/as-customers-struggled-utility-ceos-pay-spiked-last-year/

We had no intention of making/hosting a website with the trademark. The company was in agreement.

After we got it, the bossman comes to me and says “so we can make this email addresses now, right?”

Like, duuude… It’s not his expertise, I know, but he thought web pages and email was totally separate systems.

Anyway, that was almost 25 years ago. All water under the bridge.

That’s kinda how cybersquatting laws work.

Someone registered an available domain hours after I searched for it when I received our trademark. The domain was immediately put up for sale. I spent almost a year getting my ducks in a row to sue and reclaim the domain (I even had screenshots of the availability. The scammer was watching registration queries) but they let the domain expire for lack of interest. I scooped it up after that.

Nothing wrong if you have the drivers, but if you find yourself in a pinch, they aren’t prevalent like Philips or standard screwdrivers. A socket set is part of our emergency kit now.

My SO’s car is a Ford (pretty reliable actually) and the first fix-it we did needed torx bits. Ugh, go out and get a set of those… come back and start again. I look around and they are everywhere. It might deter some, but to us it was a waste of time and a F-you to those of us who can fix our piles.

Oh, and a special F-you to whomever designed the absolute useless (not making it up; it’s a 4 inch hollow chunk or metal welded to the frame nothing bolts to, hides inside, or protects) protrusion blocking a wrench from the oil drain bolt. A pox on thee!