Sounds like a cookie isn’t being saved, so they have to enter their 2fa every time instead of having the site trust the browser

What’s wrong with your setup that makes you have to touch your stack constantly?

I have radarr and sonarr, and I only ever touch them to add media. Hell, I use prowlarr more than either of the others just cuz I don’t have any kind of management for other media I partake in

The noise is one of the least egregious effects of a data center. Utility costs are going to be a much bigger indicator of the data center’s impact on the area.

For anyone curious, makes mobile gaming a whole lot less painful too

100%

I’ve only run across a single game that still gives you the ad bonus when blocking ads, but even without the bonus, it’s worth it to not have a 2 minute long ad every 5 minutes

Vimeo is the backend, not the platform.

Fuck off with vaguebooking

Bubble inflators say there’s no bubble, ask for more pumps for no reason.

Texting, emailing and calling all help you stay in touch and don’t involve Fuckerberg or his shitty software.

I just straight up abandoned Facebook a decade ago and haven’t looked back. I keep up with the friends that bother to put in the effort, and acquaintances that don’t weren’t super important anyway.

No better way to tell me not to buy a game than to put large swaths of it behind multiplayer.

More like “you don’t remember how much of a joke Chuck Norris is”

Chuck Norris jokes were never funny, and even anti-humor jokes look down on them

You might want to go find a “clam” corner to think about your lack of a question

Don’t use sonic walls, and also I don’t have any configured, so I can’t help you with any specifics other than other vendors.

Just guessing, they might be doing some kind of network level exploit detection along with the VPN. My network team has that setup on our firewall (multi-zone, including VPN), and I’ve been called in on more than a few security calls triggered by network EDR. If they have people you can use in that kind of a scenario, it would probably be worth it (my CISO is always trying to get customers to buy into the service BEFORE we have to get on a call rather than after).

1 - You say it’s inappropriate right after saying ‘this is shit kids do’, you’re still softballing your disapproval by acting like this is normal

2 - I don’t read that as talking to the child, but venting about them to other adults, as I seen tons of times (with choice words, but still)

3 - probably more for the peanut gallery who can’t comprehend non-violent punishments

Then why are you defending it so hard?

I’m not, I’m defending myself against people making up details in the situation and acting like I’m doing it to my kid.

But this conversation has more than ran it’s course, so I’m done with this thread. Good day.

I’m always amazed at how little reading comprehension people have, or how they end up responding to things in their own head.

1 - your example of your little brother acting like an asshole doesn’t mean it’s “shit that kids do”. This is “boys will be boys” shit, and that’s not acceptable. This is like saying your little brother throws rocks at moving cars or at animals and it’s just “shit kids do”. Misbehaving kids do it, and need to be taught better, but it is not normal kid behavior.

2 - no one is saying they’re talking to the kid like that

3 - part of teaching kids to be better people is showing them there are natural consequences for their actions, which guess what? That’s a form of punishment, and it isn’t violence.

If you call your five year old garbage for acting out, you’re a shitty parent.

I ask my kid what’s wrong and work with them to find a solution, and implement natural/logical (and because crayons are needed, non violent) consequences for their misbehavior. I may use choice descriptors for their behavior when they are not in the house, but I would never speak to my kid that way.

It baffles me how many people in this thread don’t have a concept of natural/logical consequences as punishment, and it really fucking shows in the responses. But I guess when you’re raised with violence and can’t be bothered to look into alternatives, it’s easy to assume and drag people on the Internet

Sure, why not. Because all punishment is the job of the state, and no parent has the capability to punish their kid without violence, clearly.

/S for those who can’t realize punishment and violence are not synonymous

Or maybe you talk to the kid and take away a privilege they have temporarily that is (at least close to) a natural consequence of behavior? But then again, I’m just a parent of a relatively well adjusted kid who isn’t violent and talks to me about their problems, so what the fuck do I know?

Man, the amount of people who default “punishment” to “violence against kids” is fucking stupid.

People who think you should teach kids not to hit people. And people who have enough braincells to rub together to understand that punishment and violence against children aren’t the same thing.

Show us on the thread where anyone advocated for hitting the kid? All I see is people assuming parents are going to hit the kid.

It doesn’t make you look better if you’re shirking your own work to work on stuff other people want you to do. “Clearing bandwidth for the important task” is a fancy way of saying you’re making someone else do your work so you can work on something that someone else considers a higher priority.

Seen that bite helpers in the ass more than once.

Me, who is actively avoiding getting promoted to management: write that down, write that down!