Does the uid you are using to run nginx have permissions to read the root folder (defined above as /var/www/html/partviewer/public , not the actual linux root) and below?

I just got an email about a new power supply board for the rpi5 - PD Power Extension Board for Raspberry Pi 5. It’s on their pihut website and is $20. Has multiple input types.

It will also keep you from rolling out of bed at night.

Thanks to you and drkt for the quick reply… Whelp there goes my weekend.

So what was used to make this video? LMAO.

Not sure what circles you run in, but it’s talked about a lot with my family and friends. We quote it quite a bit. But hey, my brain is not a good brain.

How about a “timing belt”?

You have to escape the quotes…

“2\“x4\”” or use differing quotes ‘2"x4"’

How about Ayyyyyy1?

I too am a people. Bleep blop bloop.

I was downvoted to fuck when I suggested this as a conspiracy theory on reddit. One of the reasons I left that place, because of the toxicity. I thought it was a thought that might have had some merit. You don’t really know what’s behind the glass on that sensor.

If you are going to quote me, you should start with the beginning where I said “I am no religious expert”.

I am no religious expert, but going by what I remember from church, Jesus was sent here for all of us, so wouldn’t that make the Virgin Mary basically a surrogate?

“Viewers purchase each TikTok gift — animated emojis of various creatures and symbols — on the platform’s store. A “rose” costs just one cent. But high rollers can splurge $500 on a “TikTok universe” gift, which pops out a screen-encompassing spaceship that circles a sparkling globe while a short jingle about “uniqueness” and “teamwork” plays in the background.”

This is one of the dumbest things I have ever heard of. Well, as it has been said, a fool and their money are soon parted.

I went to an Academy store a couple of years ago and on a whim walked up to the watch counter and asked if they had any mechanical watches. The girl behind the counter just tilted her head. So I clarified, a mechanical watch, you know, one you wind up. And she just shook her head again. I then explained to her that it was a watch that you wind up and doesn’t need batteries. She then looked shocked and exclaimed “Wow, that’s so cool. Someone should invent that…” I just stood there in a similar amount of amazement. I then told her that they did, hundreds of years ago. She then said, no we don’t have anything like that. Which I figured was the case from the start.

If you go by the article, the answer is yes.

"At his office last month, Chief Beltran picked a Motorola MX-350 up off his desk. The clunky hand-held radio, roughly the size of a Chihuahua, was the same model he used in the 1980s when he joined the force.

The chief, a 38-year department veteran and longtime technology buff, knows every facet of the vast communications network and how it functions: A call from one of the 42,000 hand-held radios, or one of the 3,400 in boats, helicopters, patrol cars and other vehicles, is picked up by antennas throughout New York, then transmitted to a dispatcher, all in nanoseconds.

But the network was overdue for an upgrade, Chief Beltran said. The decades-old analog system used outdated copper wire circuitry that is susceptible to harsh weather and takes longer to repair."

Pretty idiotic and clickbaity unit of measurement there. How many globe circling bottles of water are in something like, say, Lake Superior? A stream of water 5 water bottles wide circling the earth doesn’t really sound like a lot of water when you look at how much is in the oceans. I am in no means defending bottled water, but geez these stupid metrics used to stir up people are getting tiresome.

Well the article seems to be firmly placing blame on the website, but my question is, is anyone going after the parents who allowed their 11 year old unfettered access to the internet with a camera? At some point the parents need to have some culpability here as well.

It might be important to note that the internet at the time was not opened to the public when this was done. It doesn’t mention that in the wikipedia article and I think is an important distinction to make.

Can’t wait to pop my original Zork I floppy into my Atari 800 to see it pop up telling me I need to get an Xbox Live ID to play.