It’s a method definition. C#'s standard formatting puts the left bracket brace of the method body on a new line. It’s equivalent to:
private bool IsSus(){
...
}
I take my shitposts very seriously.
It’s a method definition. C#'s standard formatting puts the left bracket brace of the method body on a new line. It’s equivalent to:
private bool IsSus(){
...
}
Kinda feels like losing the game, doesn’t it?
“Deeply sorry” rings false when it is followed by all the reasons excuses why he shouldn’t face the consequences.
At least we get a 3.45% discount on subscription fees per day for a month once every four years.
I currently run Nextcloud inside a Debian 11 LXC container on Proxmox, together with Apache, Mariadb, and PHP. I followed this guide. Once Apache and PHP were running, the rest of the process was straightforward.
It’s probably much easier to just do a clean install, then manually install your applications. The only directory you should copy over is your home directory.
Don’t use Timeshift for cloning. It’s specifically meant to back up your system files and excludes several directories by default.
You understand you just insulted my entire race of people? Had it not been for the laws of this land, I would have slaughtered you.
But yes.
Take a look at this list: https://networkupstools.org/stable-hcl.html
I use an older APC Back-UPS 500 to power my homelab and all network devices. So far it’s saved me from 3 power outages, and can last about 30 minutes with a 50W power draw. It doesn’t have data connections of its own (newer devices do), so I had to improvise with an ESP32 board that reports if it detects a voltage on the beeper, plus some cron jobs on Proxmox.
I simply use Nextcloud to sync the vault directory. It has clients for both desktop and mobile and works perfectly fine. I use it to sync basically everything between my work, home, laptop, and mobile.
The only drawback is that I don’t know if Obsidian automatically reloads a file if it is changed - if not, and you leave the file open in the editor, you might accidentally overwrite the new file with old data.
The classic guillotine has been reinvented as a convenient nine millimeter package. Combined with the bespoke handheld applicator, it will leave any insurance CEO gasping for air!
Weren’t they supposed to be in damage control mode after the broken Torii gate incident? Why are they trying to make Ghost of Yotei stronger? Are they stupid?
“Archiving legally purchased content as an insurance against corporate-sanctioned theft”?
Republicans took to the streets in adult diapers when it was revealed that their geriatric rapist felon wannabe god had to use diapers, with the rallying cry “REAL MEN WEAR DIAPERS”. Never assume that their degeneracy has an upper limit because they’ll prove you wrong the next day.
Ah yes, “the devs”. What percentage of the profit do you think goes to the gameplay developers, the backend developers, the designers, the character artists, the environment artists, the QA team, the writers, the voice talent, the localization teams, and the other roles too numerous to list but too important to ignore, that actually create the game? In contrast, how much do the executives, managers, and parasites shareholders pocket?
Even if you assume a fair division between all people, just look at how long the credits list is. The average developer employee won’t go hungry because a couple hundred players stop buying gamble coins.
If I see Captain Anderson’s “NEED to KNOW BAsis” knife-hand animation, I’m going to shit.
It is what it is.
As long as you’re not behind CGNAT, you can use a dynamic DNS provider (like duckdns.org) and its web API to keep a record pointed at your IP. If you’re behind CGNAT, Tailscale also has a service (Tailscale Funnel) that can expose an internal service to the internet.
You could also pay for a small VPS with a static IP, and set up a Wireguard tunnel to your home server and an HTTPS proxy to forward traffic through the tunnel.
Also, just in general, use Tailscale. It’s serious black magic fuckery on the firewall.