Do you mean something link subdomain.domain.tld? Because I have that set up with namecheap

I was 😭

Thank you, it’s very kind of you to say. Thankfully, I hadn’t made any changes in the last few days so everything is fully backed up. A silver lining to an otherwise unfortunate event

Ubuntu… But I just realised I’ve been ransomwared.

Guess I’m spending my Monday recovering from backups. Fun fun fun!

Why is the bed irresistible in the mornings, and yet I never want to go to bed in the evenings

Was bought out by dotdash a few years ago. Been on a steady decline ever since. The old content is still there, so it still works as a reference, but the new stuff is not of the same quality

Serious eats 😢 RIP

Do we have a r/rimjobsteve equivalent here?

The point should be to bring everyone up, not pull others down, though

That’s interesting. So they buy the domain on your behalf and then rent it out to you. Pretty cool concept

That said, I’ve owned a fair few domains and never had to deal with 3rd parties, so I’m not sure if the added security risk (however small) of them hijacking your domain is worth it. For me, at least. YMMV

What makes a registrar more privacy focused than another. Just had a read of their website, but couldn’t understand why they’re better for privacy than any other

I’ve not heard about this. Does anyone have a link to share? Can’t find one myself

If there’s a heaven, this is what it’s like

What do you mean with “went to bed”?

Does enameled cast iron need seasoning? I thought the enamel took care of that.

As far as I know, seasoning a cast iron (non-enameled) pan is to create a “non-stick” coating. But since the iron is still exposed, putting it in the dishwasher would make it rust.

Enameled cookware doesn’t fear water in the same way, so what you’re doing is probably fine, but I wouldn’t recommend for simple cast iron

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Just to make this slightly easier to find. You can opt out of the settings with the following:

Go to https://app.plex.tv/desktop/#!/profile/edit

Click on "Privacy Settings" at the bottom of the page

Dialog pops up where you can change stuff to private

The longer version is as follows, if you want to find the setting more organically:

Go to https://app.plex.tv/

Find "Discover" in the left hand bar, either it's pinned or under "More" -> "Plex" -> "Discover"

Click "Edit Profile" button

Click on "Privacy Settings" at the bottom of the page

Dialog pops up where you can change stuff to private

This was a well written and interesting piece from someone who knows about the subject matter. What a refreshing piece of content. Thank you for sharing

finance

even stuff like £ is unsupported.

Probably not an issue then…

I’m the opposite. Grew up in a cold climate and hated it. Moved to the warmth now and loving life at the moment

You can just use ports as if you’re on a local network.

This is the bit I find confusing. Doesn’t Plex need that port to be open to the outside world?

Or is your setup only open to devices on your private tailscale network and therefore seeing it as local?

If that’s the case, I’ll need to see if tailscale can work with osmc, since that’s what I have running on my raspi behind my tv