I did the same today, and lunch was a single leftover chicken tender lol

Not that surprising that their support couldn’t suggest this lol

If you started with the telegram bot, you can go back to it and run /start again to recover.

Maintaining status is primarily for my con travels at this point.

I’m also super rusty on my network principles so I’m just regurgitating a lot of what I can quickly recall/find. The extent of my network configurations these days is setting up VPCs and public/private subnets in the cloud lol

An assumption I made was that this was within the scope of an enterprise kind of network where you’d have multiple devices. If you just wanted to set a single network with /22 and use the 192.168.122.0/22 wouldn’t be a valid network, it would have to be .120 or .124

It’s supernetting vs subnetting differences. By using /22 you get four different class c /24 networks and helps simplify the routing tables via this aggregation

I saw that a new Asus monitor is including a proximity sensor now to turn it off after a period of no presence

The real question is, will there be an argument over the use of “pop”?

Sounds like a deadlock, are you grabbing a mutex somewhere?

I’ve been doing a bunch of rust projects recently. Started with advent of code and now reading through the main book and some ancillary ones too. Completely in love with the language.

I’ve looked into it a bit and can give some breakdown of the benefits, but the big reason for it is access to your contribution base while avoiding annual contribution/income limits that are placed on Roth IRAs.

Just Italian car things.