Is there a way to strip stencils off of glass?
https://piefed.social/c/asklemmy/p/1585037/is-there-a-way-to-strip-stencils-off-of-glass
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Captain Wayne Vacation Desperation OST: Vengance Anthem 25'
Woman Crushes Drink Cans With Her Chest Humungalungas For Steve Harvey
Is entertainment getting worse or am I getting old?
https://piefed.social/c/asklemmy/p/1570099/is-entertainment-getting-worse-or-am-i-getting-old
The Tortietude Ponders The Nature Of Being (A Good Girl)
https://piefed.social/c/cats/p/1527612/the-tortietude-ponders-the-nature-of-being-a-good-girl
"Let there be Linux"
https://piefed.social/c/linuxmemes/p/1524118/let-there-be-linux
How to make the most out of 12v DC heated blankets and be comfortable in cold weather
Its winter where I live and winter means cold. Currently its below freezing outside. My offgrid heating is limited to the point I have to sometimes layer up to be comfortable.
I discovered a technique that helps me out a lot this season. A 12v car blanket wraped around your shoulders like a poncho and then put a heavy coat layer. Its a really effective way to insulate both yourself and the blanket.
You might be wondering why a 12v blanket instead of a house electric blanket. For offgrid power a 12v blanket is much easier on limited battery systems. Also, 12v blankets dont have 8 hour safety shutoffs they stay on forever.
In the picture is my polar grade Baffin booties most comfortable Cold weather slippies you can get I hightly recommend if you get cold feet.
The only other tip I have is good layering. Wool socks, multiple thermal underwear layers, hat and gloves. Each piece of clothing added helps even out the difference. Electric just amplifies h effect and makes it so you don’t need as much.
Put thermally insulated blanketing on your furniture. Wool blankets are good and duvet type puffy blankets are useful. Consider making an insulated hot table.
Anubis is awesome and I want to talk aout it
I got into the self-hosting send this year via my own website run on old recycled thinkpad on my own home connection. I a lot of time was spent learning about ufw, reverse proxies, header security hardening, fail2ban.
Despite all that I still had a problem with bots knocking on my ports spamming my logs. I tried some hackery getting fail2ban to read caddy logs but that didnt work for me. I nearly considered giving up and going with cloufdlare like half the internet does. But my stubbornness for open source self hosting and the recent cloud flare outages this year have encouraged trying alternatives.
Coinciding with that has been an increase in exposure to seeing this thing in the places I frequent like codeberg. This is Anubis, a proxy type firewall that forces the browser client to do a proof-of-work security check and some other nice clever things to stop bots from knocking. I got interested and started thinking about beefing up security.
I’m here to tell you to try it if you have a public facing site and want to break away from cloudflare It was VERY easy to install and configure with caddyfile on a debian distro with systemctl. In an hour its filtered multiple bots and so far it seems the knocks have slowed down.
https://piefed.social/c/selfhosted/p/1520552/anubis-is-awesome-and-i-want-to-talk-aout-it
whats the best way to share/embed videos in a post?
i wanted to share some short 5 second clips on a post, i noticed that gifs are too big. What are my options, what file formats doesl lemmy and piefed accept for embeded videos
https://piefed.social/c/asklemmy/p/1509498/whats-the-best-way-to-share-embed-videos-in-a-post
Every time I get inspired to grow mushrooms I get incredibly overwhelmed
