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Jumping spiders are friend shaped, do not smash
Jumping spiders are friend shaped, do not smash
How would you expect them to develop a game targeted towards hardware they can’t test on due to it not existing? Latest PC hardware should be able to run max or near max at release.
Not to mention that COVID season is already starting up again and with things like long COVID still not being understood fully it’s absolutely ridiculous that people are being herded back into an office.
What’s the best away for be to disable the pictrs directory? Is there a setting to flip in my instance?
This one, definitely just do some learning on how to better utilize Excel.
Climate change, when Florida disappears.
Plus one for Porkbun here. DNS management is super easy too. Low prices was a plus too. Got a “.sh” for half of what everyone else I found has them for.
Two narcissistic scum bags attempting to sleep with everyone on the planet can’t possibly get along.
If I’m not mistaken NGINX Proxy Manager does all of that too, doesn’t it?
ITT: people that can use Lemmy but still lack the ability to identify photoshopped images.
I installed WordPress just to tinker with: https://robotra.sh
I’ve been looking at some static page options as well as some FOSS alternatives, just haven’t pulled the trigger since I’m not super concerned about it.
Ultimately though my primary domain actually just points to NGINX Proxy Manager which hands off to everything else.
I believe I see options in my admin portal that would allow making your instance private. If that doesn’t do what you want I wonder if you could populate the whitelist with a phony address which would affectively defederate you from everything.
I’m a Sys Admin that actually documents so it comes naturally at this point 🤣
I think I’ve got it but I noticed it doesn’t show the UI version like yours?
Edit: I did have to update the yml to use latest. I’m not sure if it’s something with Ansible but when I followed the update steps to update using Ansible it seems to hardcode the version in, not sure where it’s pulling that from.
I am glad they helped! I am new to this as well so after piecing all the steps together I wanted to make sure it was easier for other first timers.
Last silly question, what’s the easiest way to verify my version post-upgrade?
Is there a way to specify latest in the yml file or should I manually enter the latest version?
Edit: don’t foolishly try asking questions from your Lemmy instance after running docker-compose down…
Funnily enough I am gregpxc (the one who posted the noob instructions there) lol
This is probably a dumb question but I used the Ansible install for Lemmy and just did a git pull and --become again but UI wasn’t updated so I assume 0.18.2 isn’t in release yet (which is fine) but is there documentation on updating UI? I see where it’s showing in the docker-compose.yml file but I am uncertain what to do after changing it there (or if that’s the right place to change it).
Kept one of those guys for a couple months after catching him on my living room wall. He ate small crickets readily and had web covering the walls and ceiling of his enclosure. Left the door unlatched one day and back into my house he went!
I’ll have another one eventually, their hunting behavior is so fun to watch, especially when catching prey as big as them.