All circles are flat

*.example.com like network.example.com only covers sub domains and not third level domains like host1.network.example.com or *.network.example.com

get a wildcard like *.example.org and you’ll be done for everything

This actually only covers the subdomain. It doesn’t extend to *.network.example.com. I spent last Saturday fighting my browsers until finding that out.

My ssh config has RemoteCommand=/usr/bin/tmux -u new-session -A -s laptop for Host *

what about a regular car?

Hit Cancel instead of Reply after typing a response to that moron. 9/10 it’s not worth the effort and your life will be better for having moved on.

I dunno what you guys are doing that makes your nextcloud die without touching it

Mine runs happily until I decide to update it

This is a shit-tier post. Why hide the relevant information that’s 2 sentences long?

Relevant information:

Better integration with Steam. By default the Steam Deck uses KDE as the desktop mode. This inherently means it receives updates from Valve in terms of desktop related fixes, and they are actively working with KDE developers to bring updates to KDE (https://www.reddit.com/r/kde/comments/t2184m/is_there_any_cooperation_with_valve_and_kde/)

Fine art is valued for taxation and insurance purposes

Renting (at sane rates that allow saving up a down payment) is a pathway to ownership.

As opposed to what? You’re either living with somebody for free or you’re homeless if not currently renting or owning.

Prophecies require explicit parameters. Anything else is ad-hoc and you can fit nearly anything to be a prophecy after the fact.

Should have laughed if this was a corporate device. They ignored the continuous popups for too long and was forced into compliance at an inconvenient time because they couldn’t be bothered to reboot at the end of the day for likely 2 weeks.

It used to be like that

You’re right, about 100 years ago it did used to be like that. Local banks aren’t a thing anymore. While Co-op banking institutions are better for the local community, they’re also investing in options outside the local community, further depleting the resources of the 30% of customers who shop at more affordable locations

That’s the point though. The profits don’t go to locals, they stay within the owner’s for their second cottage and new boat. Very rarely do local stores actually benefit anybody other than themselves.

It’s blaming people that go into thrift stores looking for items to immediately flip for profit online, depriving the community of needed material resources at an affordable price.

Local stores that were profiting off their customers and not giving back to the community lose 30% of their customers who weren’t benefiting in any way from a local store to more affordable options when available? Wow

And it really didn’t make the ending any better… I didn’t feel rewarded after that slog. Personal victory maybe?

Expeditionary Force is a fun sci-fi saga with great narration and lots of funny bits. If you’re not paying attention and miss half a chapter it doesn’t really matter too much. Book 7.5 is a full cast epic production with a few well known sci-fi actors.

If you’re looking for something that’d you’d get at the pharmacy for $10 then Jack Reacher is pretty fun for the first 10 or so books. I find the most interesting bit being that they’re contemporary and basically released annually with the first being released in 1997. You can see the technology change and the world around Jack change. I tapped out after book 20 or so but it was an enjoyable enough experience.

Likely the majority of their staff is sales, marketing, account managers and management.

It’d be even weirder if it happened while parked