definally enough to paid for the server and buy food 
im involved too much on this nasty mmo thing that i cant get out now, i mean who wouldnt like more money right? but it is just nasty
cant blame me they just do it so im also do it
btw im i cooked? 
Other people do these crimes, doesnât mean you should do it. There are cleaner ways to make more money, you know?
Thereâs always a way to get out (not involving dâh or s-----e). You just havenât pursued the right routes to get out.
1st, You use GRUB to boot Windows? Da hek? 2nd, I think youâre cooked.
I use grub one one of my pcs to dual boot 2 different versions of windows⌠And ubuntu
Fine reason to use GRUB, because you have the option to boot other OSes.
ButâŚ
I only see one option on @redsusvnâs image⌠this seems redundantâŚ
Ah I see. I was on mobile so didnât notice that there was only 1 os lol
Maybe hes planning to add more?
Iâve never used bookmarks before, and I almost got a heart attack when I saw this! 
Why are you on âEvaluationâ
Setting up Discourse once again for more testing
OK so Discourse setup decides to give me this non-existent error
(<unknown>): did not find expected key while parsing a block mapping at line 40 column 3 -e LANG=en_US.UTF-8
YAML syntax error. Please check your containers/*.yml config files.
Line 40 is not even LANG, line 40 is LC_ALL
Found the problem. new Discourse setup script encrypts the SMTP password by default but itâs broken because it carelessly puts double quotes on the password, breaking the YAML
Tripped over on this stupid SMTP thing again, gonna reinstall OS and start over
my dadâs laptop with windows 7 uses grub4dos to inject a cracked license to the windows install 
Well thatâs old 
These days few people still uses OEM license injection because it conflicts with secure boot
Admin > Community > Group permissions
Thereâs a setting called âEdit all topic groupsâ, by default itâs configured to trust_level_3.
If what I quoted is what is desired, then this should be configured to trust_level_4, instead of being removed completely.
Thanks! That setting is now enabled for TL4.
a cool confusion material for tonight: mofhâs nameservers ptr record doesnât actually match the intended IPs. ns1âs PTR is ns1, good. but, ns2âs PTR is ns3, ns3âs PTR is ns2, ns4âs PTR is ns3, and ns5âs PTR is ns4. also mofh feels like another cloud computing giant. all of their NS is centralized in one location (FranTech in New Mexico,) so if that entire DC goes down, say goodbye to free subdomains 
No, it isnât.
The nameserver IPs are anycasted across Europe, US East and US West. The only thing thatâs in New Mexico is the registered office of the company providing that infrastructure.
And no, you cannot tell this from the IP WHOIS information. That only tells you who owns the IP address and where they are located, IP addresses do not inherently have a physical presence anywhere.
i use ipinfo to check the IPs, and couldâve sworn for CF IPs it has Anycast tag. I guess FranTech can tell ipinfo to update the info. Also admin, how often you watch TV in your country?
iâm addicted to this theme for hours 
. alright, letâs run an experiment 
Letâs Encrypt will soon⢠move to 45 days certificates.
DNS-PERSIST-01 Sounds awesome
letâs reveal the said experiment. and that is i tried to use cloudnsâ subdomain here. as it was listed in PSL, it worked. but i thought client areaâs SSL issuer caught a rate limit error or something to the point i close the page, but turns out it worked ._.
donât know why iâm going with a meh response here, but alright. itâs a required change anyway 
Whatâs this âipinfoâ thing? Iâve never heard of it. Is it a tool? A service?
IP addresses donât have a physical location. IP addresses are owned by a network operator, and the WHOIS information of an IP address shows who owns that IP address. That network operator can then freely use that IP address however they want in their own network, which could span locations across the planet.
GeoIP databases are not facts, they are educated guesses. Other organizations feed them data with address details and IP addresses corresponding to them. Whenever my home IP changes, websites usually think Iâm in a city in a completely different part of the country, because thatâs where my ISP had used the IP address before.
I donât, I cancelled the subscription many years ago. And I donât have much time to watch anything nowadays.
Itâs going to be mandatory by 2029 for all CAs. Letâs Encrypt is ahead of the curve here by enforcing it a year ahead of time, but this is still an early notice.
Iâm curious to see whatâs going to happen with all companies that currently charge for certificates and have manual verification processes by email. Selling 5 year certificates that you have to manually reissue every year is still feasible, but every 45 days?
Agreed! I hate how you often have to give the SSL tool unlimited access to your domainâs DNS zone for the certificates. And using something like acme-dns has its own problems.
You can still watch antenna for free, and YouTube and Tubi, if you have internet (which I guess you do). (does anyone actually watch cable?)
Dont know about anywhere else, but not many people in the uk any more haha. TV licence has seen to that