I hope for all our sakes that you’re wrong, but who knows. I personally dont think importing skilled slave labour is a winning strategy long term, disgruntled engineers aren’t going to be doing their best work.

The other problem is that no matter how bad it goes, they can spend the next 15-20 years blaming their problems on the Americans, so itll be a while before any real introspection occurs.

Absolutely agree how depressing this all is. :(

It is a bit of a hog at times. But it hasnt been bad enough for me to switch. Does forgejo do CI?

They need them, they just won’t be getting them.

They are in for a shitty couple of decades.

Somehow, I dont think that’ll matter to much in a Taliban university. May as well just go back to “earth, water, air and fire”.

Gitlab. Was on gitea, but it lacked CI integration (not sure if that has changed) and generally felt less polished. Gitlab is used at work, so its nice having something familiar.

So would not Faraday caging my house, guess which is cheaper :D

I personally like having wifi in my garden, but yes, in general it would make WiFi better inside. And painting internal walls would be silly.

Still, its a pointless exercise, no one is gonna waste time tracking emf for anyone but the highest value targets.

That shit is unimaginably classified

Check warthunder forums :D

EMF paint definitely exists, its been used on military planes for decades now. But the emf paint from Aliexpress? Definitely sus.

EMF observation may be technically capable of all of those things, but realistically, anyone who would go to that extreme (of targetting a single households occupants) is equally capable/likely to just barge in, arrest you and slap an ankle monitor and security cameras in your house. So its kinda pointless to worry about it.

This is well into literal tin foil hattery, but:

You’d have to check what kind of frequency range it actually protects against, and you’d need a way to test it (no doubt there is some fake emf paint around as well).

You could also wrap your walls in chicken wire and get a pretty decent Faraday cage effect for cheapish.

It’ll also break your wifi and phone (if it works).

Unless you are running a spy agency, this is just a waste of effort IMO.

Yeah, it runs inside the container, so that won’t have access to the external filesystem’s. And intermediate directory might work, but itll be a bit fiddly.

Maybe you could supply a script that does something like:

docker cp $FILE server_container:/tmp/workfile.jpg
docker exec -it cli_tool /tmp/workfile.jpg

Could do a reverse script as well for download?

Edit: you can also pipe the files to stdin of the command:

cat input.jpg | docker exec -it server_container cli_tool upload

docker exec - it server_container cli_tool download > output.jpg

How much CLI is required? Easiest to put it in the container and give instructions to use it via docker exec -it server_container clitool [args] .

Instructions should include mount points for the DB, so it can be persisted. Providing a docker compose file is usually the best way to do that.

Why? You have plenty of time to work things out

was

Haven’t changed much really…

Bummer. You could get a cheap IoT light bulb/smart plug and ping it in a script, when it times out, start the shutdown. Could be a fun project.

Some (most?) UPSs have a way for them to communicate to the PC so that the PC can automatically cleanly shutdown. You should look into that if its available on your UPS.

Good luck!

Should be fine, the UUIDs are specified in the filesystem’s themselves. They shouldn’t change unless your filesystems get corrupted.

Upgrade away, should all work fairly flawlessly.

Hah, I forgot about the bullseye. I have one of my brain, I was hoping to find a way to convert the images to a model so I could 3D print it, but didn’t find a good way to convert it sadly.

hopefully your scan shows nothing serious, and you get some cool pictures :)

I usually ask for silence for the same reason, better to try just close eyes and meditate/dissociate through it. Was your head inside the machine? Pretty claustrophobic either way, but head first is particularly not nice.