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PeriodicallyPedantic

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  • Why don't spaceships rotate to cause artificial gravity?

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  • Yeah that is a large part, but I don't wanna minimize the other parts, because they all mean you need a significantly larger vehicle rather than "just" a counterweight.

  • Why don't spaceships rotate to cause artificial gravity?

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  • Yes, but thats a small area compared to the entire station.

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    I Replaced $150/Month of SaaS With a $24 VPS and a Weekend — Building Your Private AI Infrastructure [1/5]

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  • "openclaw" 👀👀👀

    The reason people use SaaS is because they have someone to sue when something goes wrong and you lose days of revenue.

  • Why don't spaceships rotate to cause artificial gravity?

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  • Because it's expensive.

    You have to build equipment to withstand constant load, which is much heavier, which means more launches and launches are more expensive.

    Suddenly there is a greatly reduced working and living area. You go from being able to work in any surface to only surfaces near the "floor". So you need to build more areas, and the architecture becomes more complex, both requiring many more launches.

    A lot of the things you want to do in space, like science experiments, have to do with micro gravity, so introducing artificial gravity would make space stations kind of pointless.

    To make the structure big enough to spin comfortably would require a very large structure, which means a lot of material, and a lot of launches. And more places for things to go wrong, so a lot more engineering and safety assurance is required.

  • Pangolin how to bypass auth when client is connected

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  • How do you set up private resources to reverse proxy like public resources? I don't want to have to change URL when I turn on my pangolin client

  • Pangolin how to bypass auth when client is connected

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  • I may end up doing extra reverse proxies just because complicated configuration is better than complicated use. It kinda feels like there should be a way to do it right in pangolin, it seems like it's right there lol.

  • Pangolin how to bypass auth when client is connected

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  • Pangolin is built on traefik, and does all the reverse proxying I need (X sub-domain goes to Y port on Z home server).

    I don't really like the idea of n metroyska reverse proxis, both because conceptually it bothers me, but also because my needs seem simple and doesn't seem like it deserves the extra complexity. The public resource reverse proxy works for everything I have.

    I'm looking for a way to configure pangolin, which already routes property, to skip auth when the auth can be provided by the pangolin client.

  • Pangolin how to bypass auth when client is connected

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  • Idk why people are downvoting you.

  • What would you pick to be reincarnated as AND WHY?

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  • Boring answer: humanBecause I really appreciate sapience

  • TIL Dark Castle (1987) was one of the first computer games to use a WASD movement scheme

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  • Same

    I loved it, but i was like 6 and didn't really understand it. I never made it very far.

  • TIL Dark Castle (1987) was one of the first computer games to use a WASD movement scheme

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  • Look at this old shit game hahahaWait, I recognize that wall with the mace on it

    (I loved this game as a kid despite not ever really understanding how to play it)

  • Jellyfin critical security update - This is not a joke

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  • Reverse proxies like the one specifically mentioned, pangolin, have auth and user access rules.

  • Jellyfin critical security update - This is not a joke

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  • I think that's one of the major reasons to use pangolin over something like nginx - built in auth and support for oidc.

    Of course, the native jellyfin apps don't like the auth layer so idk if it helps if you're trying to install it on your dad's tv

  • Some folks say lawns are bad. So what is the better option?

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  • Gardening stores should more commonly have seed packs of hearty local plants that make good lawn replacements. People shouldn't either be stuck researching and sourcing seeds or just giving up and doing clover.

  • Am I useful to Lemmy or not?

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  • What do you mean "useful"? I can understand being useful to a community, if you're an expert and expertise is sought-after, but idk what it even means to be useful to Lemmy as a whole unless you're developing Lemmy or apps for it.

    Bee useful to a community, but don't try to be useful to everyone

  • If everybody in the world agreed to do so, what would you rename the twelve months?

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    1. Onech
    2. Twoch
    3. Threech
    4. Fourch
    5. Fivech
    6. Sixch
    7. Sevench
    8. Eightch
    9. Ninech
    10. Tench
    11. Eleventh
    12. Twelvech

  • If everybody in the world agreed to do so, what would you rename the twelve months?

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    1. Angela
    2. Pamela
    3. Sandra
    4. Rita
    5. Monica
    6. Erica
    7. Tina
    8. Sandra
    9. Mary
    10. Jessica
    11. You
    12. Me

  • If everybody in the world agreed to do so, what would you rename the twelve months?

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    1. Samantha
    2. Ross
    3. Gavin
    4. David
    5. Dyllon
    6. Patricia
    7. Annie
    8. Thomas
    9. Tillie
    10. Siobhan
    11. Janice
    12. Francisco

  • What instance has mostly reasonable moderate conservative/liberal people?

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  • Don't look for a specific moderate instance, instead block extremist instances. I'm not positive but I think that also blocks you from seeing posts by users of those instances even when they post to other instances, but I'm not 100% sure