BlueEther

You may like this one, the is a group of plants in NZ Hebejeebie spp.

From the type description:

Hebejeebie gen. nov.
Fruticuli alpini, foliis decussatis non bijugatis, foliorum trichomatibus longis glandularisque, inflorescentiis paucifloribus, floribus grandibus, et antheris purpureis.
Alpine subshrubs with decussate, not bijugate, phyllotaxis, leaves with long glandular hairs, few-flowered inflorescences, large flowers, and purple anthers.
Type species: Hebejeebie densifolia (F. Muell.) Heads.
Etymology: The name refers to the anxiety these plants have often caused taxonomists.

I made a PR/commit to to a foss android kernel for 'tap to wake' ported from fork to another model. I fully attributed where and who and complied with the GPL. The guy lost his shit and threatened my very existence, over around 20 lines of code.

I think there is something wromg with that image...

When can we start to enact economic sanctions against the US, any smaller state and there would have been repercussions for either the leadership or the country in general.

I spent ages looking for the dialogue box before I went to plex's site and searched

I heard bits of his speach - he is sounding more and more like a grumpy old boomer

• No where on the network page does it say to use app.plex.tv when you have a custom domain with ssl certs
• I wanted to cast to a dumb TV with a chromecast, the macos app doesn't seem to support that
• if it was my network it would still not work, but it is again with no changes to the local network or to plex settings
• Plex is seeing a local IP in the logs when accessed via a FQDN

how is using a FQDN user error when the logs show the access is from a 10.1.1.x address?

I looked back at jellyfin's history. I have had it installed for over 3 years, just not transitioned to uisinf it as up until last night plex had worked just fine (even with remote access)

I have always connected via a FQDN, for some reason last night it decided to shit it's self. Resolved by accessing via local IP, then the FQDN worked again

I have always connected via a FQDN, for some reason last night it decided to shit it's self. Resolved by accessing via local IP, then the FQDN worked again