Not what they usually mean by phishing!
Pet fish commits credit card fraud on owner using a Nintendo Switch
https://www.techspot.com/news/97334-pet-fish-commits-credit-card-fraud-owner-using.html
#weird #funny
Archiving my Twitter, Facebook and other social network activity
Not what they usually mean by phishing!
Pet fish commits credit card fraud on owner using a Nintendo Switch
https://www.techspot.com/news/97334-pet-fish-commits-credit-card-fraud-owner-using.html
#weird #funny
Are people really that worked up over electric stoves?
(Finds old Fastball CD single): This is The Way
Question for the makers of various #fediverse platforms (but especially the two I'm currently testing: @gotosocial and @calckey )
Is there an equivalent to Mastodon's self-destruct command for decommissioning a server cleanly and letting federated instances know that it's going away?
Wondering about it in the context of this thread:
https://old.mermaid.town/@futzle/109678669657135324
which got me thinking about my own testing.
Sometimes closing terminal windows is like closing browser tabs.
Thinking about this post on “permanence” with #SocialMedia / #IndieWeb / #SelfHosting (for things that you *want* to keep permanent, anyway), balancing questions like are you going to outlive Facebook or the other way around, etc.
I still think an “export to static site” option should be standard on any CMS as an exit strategy (on top of actual data portability) for cases where you no longer have the resources, time, inclination, etc. to maintain it.
I just got an email from an ambulance company letting me know that the card I used to pay them (years ago) is expiring.
TBH, I'd rather not *have* to pay them again…
Consuming Mondays by the case.
99 bottles of Monday in the case, 99 bottles of Monday,
Take one down, pass it around, 100 bottles of Monday in the case (what?)
I think of it kind of like the early Internet, where you might be able to telnet to one server, then telnet from there to another server, then download a file by FTP to that one, then figure out how to get it from the second telnet server to the first, and then download it at the computer lab and save it to a disk you can carry home because you only have dial-up at home (but meanwhile you can carry on a live phone call with someone in the same room as the original FTP server). #
I keep getting tripped up by “derecho” meaning both “right” and “straight ahead,” and i keep reminding myself that English does the same thing with, for instance, “on your right” and “right down the line” and I can tell the difference there implicitly, so I should be able to absorb the Spanish rules too. Eventually.
There are so many was to mistype “duck” badly.
@GailSimone One of my favorite bits from Morrison’s JLA run was Luthor trying to use corporate takeover tactics against the league, not knowing that he was up against someone who was just as good at it as he was!
I love how #PokemonGo postcards always start out with “Greetings from” even when they go on to a name like “SQUIRREL of DOOM!”
According to the postcard info, it’s a mural by Glasgow artist Sam Bates aka Smug.
Where the comic strip #FowlLanguage has been (and why they left #Facebook, #Instagram etc)
https://tinyview.com/fowl-language/2023/01/03/deal-with-the-devils
#comics #artists #ducks
Subtoot
If you know you’re in the wrong, and the solution is simple, just apologize, fix it and move on. You don’t need to get the last word in.
Because it won’t be.
FINALLY managed to punch a hole in the #firewall that allowed the #docker image to make DNS calls outward so I can actually federate this instance!
(really wanted to punch docker)
Problem was I had to restart the docker service after updating the firewall rules.
Comment by @ikke@ipv6.social:
if you combine awall and docker, make sure you set the awall_dedicated_chains variable to true. This will make sure awall does not interfere with the rules that docker adds. See https://gitlab.alpinelinux.org/alpine/awall#control-variables
My response:
Thank you! I suspect you’ve just saved me a future headache the next time something restarts!
“You have learned the Vy'keen word for 'grog.'”