dis_honestfamiliar

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[–] dis_honestfamiliar 9 points 4 days ago

Maybe the overseas driver was on lunch break.

[–] dis_honestfamiliar 2 points 6 days ago
[–] dis_honestfamiliar 10 points 6 days ago (2 children)

Need more content on this image.

[–] dis_honestfamiliar 3 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago) (1 children)

Idk this gives me the same vibes as when the boss says something that makes me uncomfortable. But he is also my boss so i say: Yes sir very funny.

[–] dis_honestfamiliar 1 points 3 weeks ago

The end of a song. Fuck the corporate world biaaatch.

[–] dis_honestfamiliar 2 points 3 weeks ago

After reading this, I don't think this is where it started. I mean I guess this is where Epstein files begin, but he knew what he was doing by this point.

[–] dis_honestfamiliar 1 points 1 month ago

That too, but not that. If he was backed by Israel, why was he caught in the first place.

[–] dis_honestfamiliar 1 points 1 month ago (2 children)

Wait wait hold up.

If the conspiracy theory was right... Then why was Epstein caught? Haven't read any conspiracy theory about that.

[–] dis_honestfamiliar 17 points 1 month ago

The balls on this one.

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submitted 10 months ago* (last edited 10 months ago) by dis_honestfamiliar to c/minilab@lemmy.world
 

I have a VPS with limited resources. So, I decided to use telegraf with sqlite3. As that seems less resource intensive. I'm having trouble with what seems like permissions. This is under Debian system version 12.

When I run telegraf with root permission (sudo), it runs fine. However, when I run via systemclt -- using sudo to start -- it fails to write to the database.

It's a sqlite3 database. I've given read and write permission to the file. I've given ownership of the file to telegraf. Telegraf is both a user and a group. Yet, I see same error message, database is readonly. What am I missing?

 

Hello everyone,

I'm wondering if might be over doing it and prohibiting growth.

I started two months ago.

Here is my leg day. Only once per week.

  • Jog or bike 10mins. Basically warm up until sweat.
  • squats: 4x10
  • dead lifts: 5x5
  • leg curls and or leg press 4x10. I skip when these are unavailable.
  • bike ~30mins. I'm not sure if I should remove this one. It's interval training with the purpose of recovery improvement / fitness. So, by interval I mean one minute hard spin (higher resistance) and one minute lowish-medium resistance. I start with 5 min spring. Then 5 sets of this interval. Then, 4 minutes spin at same low-medium resistance, then another 5 sets or less. I'm usually beat after this.
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