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BUG planeswalkers control when?

I can't find any mention of it in the manual or by Googling, so I'm assuming that it doesn't but it just seems like such a basic function to have.

I've read about how 3x leveraged bear/inverse ETFs such as SPXS suffer from decay and slowly depreciate until the point of becoming nearly worthless, at which point they reverse split and start their depreciation anew, and you can certainly see proof of this if you look at their 1 year chart. However, the opposite seems to be true of 3x "bull" leveraged ETFs like SPXL. Of course they tank in a downturn but if you hold them for 10+ years I don't see how you're not guaranteed to make a very good return on your investment. Hell, you could have bought SPXL one year ago before March's crash/downturn and still come out ahead. If SPY and VOO are considered "safe" because the S&P 500 is practica

On Saturday, Costco announced it was rolling out coronavirus vaccines, primarily Moderna, to locations around California. Currently, the only Bay Area location is the Novato Costco. There are also participating locations in Los Angeles, Riverside and San Bernardino counties.

Good for Costco stock, Moderna stock, or both?

https://blog.centos.org/2020/12/future-is-centos-stream/

Many people in the comments are calling this the death of CentOS and a thinly-veiled attempt by IBM to increase sales of RHEL subscriptions. I hope they don't have their sights set on Ansible next, requiring a valid Red Hat subscription on a host to run Ansible against it or something similar. I really don't want to go back to Puppet or Chef.

I'm having the weirdest problem. I have an ALB that is configured to use "ELBSecurityPolicy-2016-08", which according to this chart should support TLS v1.0, 1.1, and 1.2. I have a Java 7 client (which apparently doesn't speak TLS v1.2) that needs to talk to this ALB over HTTPS. I've quadruple-checked that my ALB is running that policy and the change was made several hours ago. If I use curl or openssl to try and speak to my ALB and force TLS 1.0 or 1.1 it fails:

$ curl -vvvvv -k --tlsv1.1 --tls-max 1.1 https://myappname-XXXXXXXXXX.us-east-1.elb.amazonaws.com/myappname

For example, all I've done is the following change:

-module "admin-asg" {
+module "asg" {

If I run a plan Terraform wants to destroy my auto-scale group and recreate it:

# module.admin-asg["0"].aws_autoscaling_group.this[0] will be destroyed                                                      
- resource "aws_autoscaling_group" "this" {
# module.asg["0"].aws_autoscaling_group.this[0] will be created                                                              
+ resource "aws_autoscaling_group" "this" {

How can I prevent this from happening? Do I need to import the existing resources under the new module name (yuck)? Or can I tell it to just chill out somehow

https://scryfall.com/sets/ovnt

https://scryfall.com/sets/olgc

This is my fourth order from them, the other ones have all looked great. For some reason this order the colors are just horrible, despite using the same card stock and images as last time (MPC Scryfall Scans drive). It looks like a blue dye pack went off inside my box. I e-mailed them asking what they can do, so we'll see. Just annoying to have to wait two weeks to get them and have them look this bad.

Edit: so far they're basically saying that somehow this is my bad for using the wrong type of images, despite using the same images in my last couple orders and having drastically different results: "After checking,your images are in RGB format,as we use digital printing press in CMYK for pro

If so, maybe someone could help me with this error as the only meaningful result I can find on Google is a stackoverflow post where someone with this exact issue asks how to fix it but didn't get a response other than "hey me too".

I'm just trying to build a simple container from a role that contains a single task: install httpd via yum

Every time I try to build my container I get this error, which seems to be complaining about the lack of a Dockerfile (isn't that.. the whole point?)

$ ansible-container build
Building Docker Engine context...
Starting Docker build of Ansible Container Conductor image (please be patient)...
Parsing conductor CLI args.
Docker™ daemon 

Is there any flag, header, encapsulation that would be visible in a packet capture from a public web server to determine if the source address of the original packet has been altered to determine the "real" IP that it originated from?

"One of the major battles that Magic fought was to make it perceived principally as a game and secondarily as a collectable. Good games last forever—collectables come and go.

This was not merely theoretical speculation—Magic’s immense success as a collectable was severely threatening the entire game. Booster packs intended to be sold at a few bucks were marked up to 20 dollars in some places as soon as they hit the shelves. While many people view this time as the golden age of Magic the designers knew that it was the death of the game in the long run."