Ken0201

u/Ken0201


r/lost•

I never really thought about it till now. We know where the bears came from. I would assume they were imported with rabbits and chickens (the one Goodwin killed in season 2 with the Tailies). Although the rabbits were imported likely for testing, this the numbers.

It would be a smart animal to import... Breed like roaches, plenty of foliage, etc to eat. They'd have been an excellent meat source for essentially no cost. I don't recall seeing the boars in the 70"s episodes

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This might be outside the support mechanism here, but I've used this outside NPM (with linuxserver swag) and it worked fine... I've routed all my containers through NPM, and they all work fine, except for collabora. With swag, it worked no problem. Nextcloud sees my collabora server and reports that it can reach it, but when I try to open a document (I know the document works, as I created it in collabora with swag)..

I get this error over and over (top)

https://pastebin.com/aQJzEDBL

I can reach the domain via collabora.mydomain.tld and get the traditional "OK" which confirms the server is working. My collabora compose is in the pastebin above as well if you're interested in looking at i

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r/Colts•

I threw some good looking chicken breasts in the crockpot about 6 with a simple BBQ sauce. I was gonna smoke them but kinda took the wuss way out w/ the crock pot (but it's still gonna be super good, had it lots of times).. last night made cole slaw, salsa, and prepped mac and cheese. It will take about an hour to cook.

If we don't win any other games, I want us to beat the Jags. Just despise them.

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r/samthecookingguy•

I know he's done the munchie videos and they have some things in it from State/County fairs across the country (fried twinkies, oreos, etc.). Our state fair is about to start here in Indiana and an article came out with some new foods that will be offered. I can already tell I'm gonna have to pick a day to kill my diet. A couple of the "new" offerings that looked pretty interesting and may offer some inspiration if you need it.

Street Corn Pizza. There's lots of recipes for this via Google so I'd be good with whatever he thought was best, but the one they promoted said.. "Signature crust topped with a mixed base of mozzarella and cotija cheese, corn, jalapeños, a drizzle of chipotle may

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r/samthecookingguy•

Kind of a long post.. so if you have a short attention span, sorry. I got to thinking the other day... I think I've been watching this channel now about 5-6yrs. I owe a lot to Sam and his videos. I'm admittedly a simpleton in the kitchen and he's made even me look like a pretty damn good cook quite a few times. Being a simpleton, I tend to gravitate to the easy things he makes. So I was trying to do my top 5, and I think I have it. Just thought it'd be interesting to see others favorites... Easy or hard doesn't matter.

Gnocchi and Meatballs -- This one is a staple here and we have it at least once or twice a week. Just so easy and fast. Surprised me how much I like it as I'm not a b

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r/lost•

I don't post here a lot (read/lurk a lot).. but have been posting here the last couple days and realized I've not done a rewatch in a little over 2yrs.

Just finished S1, Episodes 1-4. I usually try to watch 2-4 episodes a day during a rewatch. What a ride this show always is even though I think I have everything figured out.

Given the fact I've got some sort of super flu again I'll probably get through Season 1 today as I'm not planning on doing a thing but lay in bed and drink tea. Heck depending on how I feel tomorrow (this crap has been hanging on to me for over a week), and how long it takes my Colts to get obliterated by the Vikings... I'll probably get at least halfway through Sea

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r/Cartalk•

Well, I had to change a tire today and I'm assuming when I got my tires done a while ago, the tech decided 250ft lbs of torque was about right.... I'm kidding of course but they were way over tightened. I should have double checked them when I got home.

Anyway.. I noticed one of the studs was rusted up a little bit. Not terrible.. lug threaded on and torqued properly no problem. I'll probably just replace the lugs this coming summer when it warms up.

Is it OK to use a thread lubricant on lugs? I did some Googling and the answers range from yes always to you're gonna die if you do this.

Any suggestion on brand, or just use good ol' WD40?

Thanks

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r/Conservative•

Admittedly, I've been super busy and haven't had much of a chance to really follow the midterms (but I will absolutely be there voting)... I by no means claim to be a scholar on these things, but sat down tonight as I was free to try and get a general idea where this may go.

While not perfect, I've always liked RCP. I think the way it tries to deal with polls, seems to be the most logical.

It's actually projecting us to flip the Senate 54/46 (AZ, NV, NH, GA), and right now has us at 226/174 with 33 toss ups in the House. Of those 33, only 4 are red districts, so I suspect Dem's will pickup quite a few of those... that will still put the Republicans up in the House by about 30ish votes...

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