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Qualifications:

• Front-end web developer with an interest in conceptualizing and delivering user-friendly applications effectively and efficiently

• Proficient in front-end focused technologies (React, Typescript, JavaScript, JSX, CSS) along with familiarity of databases and server-side frameworks (PostgreSQL, Java, Springboot Framework)

• Building REST API endpoints / SOAP services to serve data to other applications and to consume data from other applications

• Knowledge in ReactJS, HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, Bootstrap, Java, Maven, NPM, PostgreSQL, GIT

• Experience in adhering to accessibility/508/WCAG compliance.

Details:

• no clearance needed (must be a US citizen)

• willing to sp

Are contractors still in short supply? Looking to get a window added to my house, if anyone has a recommendation on who to go to.

Wide but short window in a brick facade, if that matters any.

Edit: would be cutting a hole and putting in the framing and everything for a new one.

Largely a philosophical question, but why on earth do builders/electricians wire as much as they can onto a single circuit? And then label the breaker with something useless like "outlets". Cause there's not just outlets on the circuit as the light just went out. And it doesn't cover all the outlets, since the detector still says there's power on the circuit.

Oh, look. It's on the circuit labeled microwave. Even though the outlet is in the bedroom.

I hate people who do pisspoor jobs.

That is all.

Long story short, I somehow nuked my pi with portainer and I'm trying to recover what I did have set up so I can spin up the containers after I reimage the laptop.

I know, I know, I should have backed up. But... past me was an idiot.

So, I've recovered the stack that was created - found that in /var/lib/docker/volumes/portainer_data/_data/compose.

Is there another similar spot that container information is stored, or other ways to recover that info? I have at least one container that I created by hand in portainer that I'd like to pull the configs for.

I have a teenage son who needs things to do this summer - any suggestions?

Wants to own a farm when he gets older, so if anyone knows of a farm that he can help out at, I'd love to hear about it.

I imagine many people won't like this, but I'll go for it anyway, because I feel that we should be talking about it.

What should we, as a community, advocate for to reduce the number of murders and mass shootings in the USA?

My initial thoughts are increased funding for mental health care (and make seeking mental health more acceptable), finding some way to reduce income inequality, funding for deradicalization programs, and putting a [mandate on the ATF to actually prosecute strawbuyers, since they rarely do](https://www.wcpo.com/news/local-news/i-team/gun-straw-buyers-rarely-prosecuted-despite-crackdown-on-

Planning on having a historical firearm shipped soon, and I'm looking for a recommended FFL. Anyone have any suggestions?

Op Ed article by this ex cop

He says some stuff that just shows his ignorance

The bullet fired by the AR-15 is capable of defeating the average police officer's body armor, like a knife slicing through butter.

I'm also a card-carrying member of the National Rifle Association.

The prevalence of these weapons means police sometimes are overmatched, as we saw with the mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas, last month.

I have no doubt that police in Uvalde wish they had had weapons as powerful as the one carried by the shooter who snuffed out the lives of the victims in that school. But a far better outcome would have been if the shooter didn't have a

Looking at the new UI, and trying to figure things out about how I should be tracking tax exempt contributions.

Example numbers here.

Traditional Balance $70k

Tax-exempt balance $16k

Roth balance $14k

Total balance $100k

Tax exempt contributions are $7k, and Roth contributions are $6k.

According to [Page 3 of the summary[(https://www.va.gov/files/2022-03/TSP%20Summary.pdf), the tax exempt contributions are never taxed, but the earnings are. I also know that any payments are done proportionally from traditional balances and tax exempt balances.

If I'm trying to track my Roth/Traditional split, should I be adding the Roth balance + the tax exempt contributions?

Or am I looking at this

Original Question

Ended up that I didn't break anything, this is actually a known bug in the linux system. Gist is that if you have too many network interfaces, dhcpcd crashes. The fact that I have several (8 active) containers was causing this issue. I've since shut down a container or two, but most are actively being used.

Adding denyinterfaces veth* to /etc/dhcpcd.conf works, as does shutting down your containers prior to restart. I chose the former, since it feels more reliable over the long run.

I'm trying to figure out this problem.

Whenever the pi (a pi 4) restarts, it loses network connectivity. The way that I have found around this is to log in manually and do sudo dhclient -r, which releases the lease. I then do sudo dhclient, which obtains a fresh IP address. Sometimes it's the same IP, sometimes its different.

So, what did I break and how do I fix it?

Edit for the solution:

I didn't break anything, this is actually a known bug in the linux system. Gist is that if you have too many network interfaces, dhcpcd crashes.

Adding denyinterfaces veth* to /etc/dhcpcd.conf works, as does shutting down your cont

I've been pulling a bunch of data from Maison County Records out of an attempt to answer the question of 'who owns the majority of houses in Huntsville?'.

Data gathering is ongoing.

So far, I've discovered that the City owns a ton of properties (which makes sense), and also that Tom Munoz Inc is the current front runner of most properties owned by a single entity (over 120, so far).

BSFR III Owner I LLC owns over 70 properties. This LLC is ran by Brookfield Property Group. They were first incorporated a year ago, so they've definitely been on a buying spree.

[Barksdale Investment Properties](https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/R