Traceroute traces packets by IP address so he’s “finding” the IP of the virus and then deleting that location which makes no sense because you can’t really delete an IP address.

Costco is a wholesale store commonly found in US cities. They sell really cheap food and are famous for their cheap as dirt hot dogs that cost $1.50.

2 cats really isn’t too different than one cat. I mean, yeah, you’ll pay for another vet bill from time to time but it’s usually not that big a deal. If you can afford it I’d say go for it.

Source: have 3 cats

No problem! I had the same issue and was losing my mind trying to fix it. It still doesn’t update the timestamp like it should automatically so I’ve been doing it myself.

I believe anything prior to that timestamp will not federate. New stuff should.

Try select * from instance where domain = 'popular.instance'; and see the last time it was updated via the updated column. I’ve been having to update that column with update instance set updated = now(); because once that timestamp becomes older than 3 days your instance assumes it’s “dead”.

In my case docker didn’t have a default max size that logs would stop at, so they just grew and grew exponentially. I also had the highest log level turned on to debug something so it was constantly logging a bunch of data.

The Teddy Perkins episode of Atlanta had me wondering what the hell was going on in a hilarious way even though the episode was creepy.

“Do you know what foods are shaped like dicks??? The best ones!”

Congrats on the release!

How the userbase is constantly bombarding the site with alternate versions of the same meme. Everything just feels so try-hard.