I have to echo what others have said, and tell you exposing your router’s login to the public internet is very risky (if you’re referring to the WiFi router in your home). I would strongly recommend some other solution to whatever broader problem you’re trying to solve with this—why do you need to access your router login from outside your home? Can the logging in (and presumably tinkering) be done at home? Definitely things to think through before proceeding.

Yeah, that’s fair. It is a shame that there wasn’t a gay man cast for a gay man’s role; especially if it would give a chance for someone to make it out of the drama/theater circuit and into film (if they wanted).

Wait wait wait—so the actor in Heated Rivalry was… acting?

Non-technical readers? In my Linux memes community??

The humble delete button:

A horror story or a miracle, depending on your level of addiction

They enshittified my Super Bowl ads dawg 😭😭😭

The reason transphobia exists is because of transphobes, it’s not xer fault.

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You probably know this, but Mint is kind of just Debian with extra stuff (some might call it bloat, but that’s a matter of use case). So a switch to Debian from Mint should be very straightforward, if not seamless. The package manager is the same, and that’s usually the biggest part of switching distros. Debian is also ideal for hosting specifically; many, many production servers run on Debian. It’s also arguably the best-supported distro out there, so whatever question you have had probably already been answered.

TL;DR you should totally try Debian out (especially a headless version). It mostly like won’t be an issue.

Don’t forget to cargo clean up after!

This house is a fucking prison

Shrimps is bugs

Player fries rice

I need to meet this “they” everyone talks about. This group seems very important.