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  • DarkSirrush@piefed.catoDogs@lemmy.worldShe is starving
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    22 hours ago

    I made the last person that fed my dog scraps wash her ass after the inevitable shitsplosion happened.

    I warned them it would happen (she has the worst gut), and that they would have to bath her if they did it, they insisted it was fine… And then the never did it again.

    10/10, would make people face the repercussions of their actions again.



  • That burner is significantly nicer than what I looked at in Vancouver a few years back.

    One time, we looked at a “2 bedroom” suite that was literally a tall, steep staircase to a door.

    The door led to a small (twice the width of the staircase) space that had a counter with a portable 2 burner and 2 cabinets, and 3 other doors in the space - 1 “bedroom” the size of a queen bed (no closet, not legally a bedroom), 1 “living room” that was slightly larger, and a bathroom with the only sink, a toilet, and a 1 person shower.

    We did not follow up with that listing.







  • Ah, that’s fair. Their documentation is fully up to date now, but imo their example configs suck for beginners.

    I will note that anything that can be done in the compose file can be done as a config file instead, with the exception of traefik.enabled=true if you are using a container whitelist instead of a blacklist.

    It took me ages to set up, but i now have auto configuration of 95% of containers that need to be reverse proxied, without binding ports (just use the ‘expose’ option instead of ‘ports’ in docker compose).

    But yes, all the guides and example configs insisting on using container labels instead of the dynamic config files make it feel way more bloated and confusing than needed.





  • Some dumbass at my workplace assigned a network folder to D:, and made it a department standard (along with 20 other network folders assigned their own drive letters) and so now you can’t access external drives if you restart the computer with one plugged in.

    Because windows assigns D:\ to the flash drive before user initialization, and then overwrites it with the network drive when they log in, which breaks both for that session.