Eponymous is a bit more broad.
Ahsoka is a character in the titular show, Ahsoka.
Peloponesia is the location of the eponymous war, the Peloponesian war.
The latter is not a title per se, so it’s eponymous. The former is a title, so it’s either.
Eponymous is a bit more broad.
Ahsoka is a character in the titular show, Ahsoka.
Peloponesia is the location of the eponymous war, the Peloponesian war.
The latter is not a title per se, so it’s eponymous. The former is a title, so it’s either.
Personal anecdotes do not science make.
Research generally doesn’t show that to be true. Assholes hurt people.
He only says, ‘Good fences make good neighbors.’ Spring is the mischief in me, and I wonder If I could put a notion in his head: ‘Why do they make good neighbors? Isn’t it Where there are cows? But here there are no cows. Before I built a wall I’d ask to know What I was walling in or walling out, And to whom I was like to give offense.
I tried to get the formatting right, but oh well
At least with my setup, I get a notification from Unifi basically immediately if my internet/power goes down. With all my POE being run through my walls and attic as well, I don’t really have to worry about individual cables being cut.
At some point when I have enough money to consistently eat dinner again, I would like to get a secondary wan through a satellite internet provider specifically for when my main internet goes down.
As long as possible to an indeterminate time and/or when authorities indicate to leave.
You can go to the terminal tab and just run the cli command.
Not perfect, but something to avoid needing to ssh in at least.
This might be a bit late, but from my perception Traefik has a touch more of a learning curve, but it integrates much better with solutions like Authlia/Authentik and Prometheus than Caddy does.
I might be wrong, I’ve never used Caddy, but that’s my perception.
Awesome idea for a D&D monster though. A coin mimic which only attacks when you try to spend it lol
I feel like the closest in the deep south is just “preaching to the choir”. A redundant task which ignores a probably better path or explaining something to someone who doesn’t need it explained to them.
That’s not a storm drain, known as an inlet. That’s a pipe section functioning as a culvert or outfall.
I worked for the stormwater division of my city up until recently.
We had 6 people responsible for the inspection of over 30,000 pieces of stormwater infrastructure all of which needs to be inspected within a 5 year cycle. We also have to deal with citizen complaints, assisting other departments, updating maps/inventories, writing EPD/EPA reports, etc. and all for 15-18$/hr. My experience is far from abnormal as well.
We need city level government to actually give a shit about stormwater infrastructure to even get things working halfway properly let alone setup safety features.
Also Divide and Conquer for TW: Medieval 2 is goddamned amazing
Valinor - Proxmox server Khazad-Dum - TrueNAS Scale Rivendell - Ubuntu 22.04 server
Got a few others as well, but those are the ones I interact with the most.
Literally not at all. It’s a completely different genre.
A secure but inaccessible server is useless.
Security must take into account the needs of the real world.
Mostly black, but after living in the UK for awhile I got used to doing a touch of honey and/or milk.
I would love to read or something while sitting doing nothing every day. However, I get yelled at and constantly receive shit from my coworkers for being lazy… while they also don’t do shit.
So I sit… and stare at my screen… and press buttons occasionally.
It’s definitely not a contraction.
-er is the agent suffix in English. Effectively it turns words into those who do something related to that word.
Hawk > Hawker = One who “hawks” Run > Runner = One who “runs”
In principle this implies the existance of a verbal form of the root word, such as the two above examples.
Witcher, as used by the fantasy series, is a weird one because it’s actually not related to the agent suffix.
The Polish title of The Witcher is Wiedźma which just means “witch”. When it was translated to English they adopted “witcher” as a masculine form to the oft feminine “witch” by using the ability for the -er suffix to indicate a profession or association with a noun in English i.e. Cash > Cashier, someone who handles cash/payments (actually derived from french with the -ier suffix, but point still stands). In the cass of Witcher it is one who works as/with witches or else one who is associated with Witches.
They’re not American??
You do realize that more than one place in the world doesn’t have free healthcare, and that there are legitimate problems with many healthcare systems around the world?
Elitism helps no one.