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?
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?
That is spot on Dwayne Johnson!
I’m not sure they know what cheesy is.
No shit! Tron wasn’t cheesy, it was groundbreaking.
I got it. Felt like I was just seconding your statement.
in any sane world.
It feels like that ship sailed some time ago.
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.
Yup, people have proven time and time again that they are willing to give up privacy for something simple like convenience. So as tech progresses so will the deterioration of any privacy we may have left.
Did some LLM put together minor and report and decide it was a minority report?
Same. I also have an old Backbox distro that I used daily for years and every once in a while fire it back up for shits and giggles.
It doesn’t seem to make my fan go nuts. I have been playing it for a while on the deck and can’t recall that issue.
GTA V. I mapped the top right to hold down the trigger for flying helicopters, or when I don’t want to let off the gas in a car. Bottom right releases it. I use this when I am hauling stuff with the cargobob so I don’t have to keep my hand on the trigger which can be painful after a while. I use them in Valheim to do things like repair when I am at a crafting table. I really like having them and how programmable they are.
That’s brilliant.
FYI, you don’t need to either on linux. Look up sudo.
So the 1997 Superbowl was “back in the day…?” Holy fuck.
Maybe a little primitive, but I copy my .bash_history file to a folder with a dated name every afternoon using a cron job. Then I can just grep that for commands I know I ran in the past. ‘sort -fu’ will remove the duplicates in the results.
Well I think neither of the numbers mean much since in my opinion a majority of those games on both systems are just slop. So the numbers of available games is irrelevant to anything to me. It would be like stating or bragging about how many words can be made from the alphabet.
George Takei would be good.
Same here. My Dad has been using Mint for years now, and wouldn’t know what to do in the command line. He gets on, does what he needs to do, and it just works for him.
The second they (hollywood) fucked with The Three Stooges I knew they have no boundaries they won’t cross. Want to bet they attempt to A.I Bob Barker for another fight scene?
Move to the top of the tree you want to search and do something like this:
find . -type f -exec grep -iH “virtualboxexecutable” {} ;
That will give you what you want without the need for a script. -type f makes the find command only search files, and -exec has it run the grep command on any files it returns with -iH giving you case insensitive results showing you the file it’s found in. Substitute ‘virtualboxexecutable’ with whatever the process name is that is being run. If you want to ignore binary files, the add in "| grep -iv “binary file matches” to the command. That will strip out any results where it has searched a binary file.