@jimsalter jrs-s.net is throwing a DB connection error
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@ExplodingLemur nooooo....
Saw someone post on your behalf in slack. I logged in to Mastodon to follow you and realized I already am.
Sorry to hear you were laid off and will miss seeing your posts in the interest channels.
ColinI have been running my printer for over a week straight now on these tracks, not sure who likes them more though, me or my son who I printed them for
@soulfire Solokey development seems stalled looking at their Github.
Quite a few backers for the v2 still haven't received their hardware.
@nebula @zak @christianselig Christian stated elsewhere in the thread that it's a 2018 iPad Pro, which will work with Orion š
That's what I have.
B. C. Harper 
š« Throwback to the greatest Venn Diagram ever created to celebrate #NoVENNber
Ars TechnicaiPhone privacy feature hiding Wi-Fi MACs has failed to work for 3 years
āFrom the get-go, this feature was useless,ā researcher says of feature put into iOS 14.
I guess that wasn't the solution to my jellyfin issue :(
My temp fix is to block DNS traffic from any clients out side of my network. If they want DNS they need to use my internal resolvers that I have set in DHCP.
Deep diving an issue we started having with JellyFin specially on a FireTV stick.
Looking at the logs the other night I realized that DNS was failing to resolve. Note that I do have a domain name that is for internal use only.
Digging deeper and looking at the DNS settings on the FireTV stick, I realized that it's adding 8.8.8.8 to the resolver list. This causes it to fail streaming after a because it tries to use 8.8.8.8 to resolve a domain that isn't present on the open internet.