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I’m not aware of any arrays than can handle hail-force storms. But I’ve been out of the minors for a decade. How much influence is protecting equipment during incliment weather? Not talking major rain. Thinking tornado warnings and the like.

Just getting really tired of this. Been using Plex for a decade now. Seems like every time I run an update, something breaks. There is a reason I would never update my PMS or let it sit "out of date" for years. Just ran an update today, "unable to create secure connection" and "no content found." Cool, I'll roll it back. Typical plex updates!

Literally got banned for no reason. The mods said it was for “breaking the rules.”

They allow hourly posts that “break the rules.”

Maybe it sounds crazy…. But if you aren’t a rich Santa worshiper or licking the mods boots they will get butt hurt. You’ve been warned.

For saying “u/Lord_NCEPT sucks at moderating.” Guess his feelings got hurt because he banned me. The guy is a tool. This is what you’re supporting by staying in r/ATC. A heavily mid-moderated joke of a modded sub. Just throwing that out there.

How much “active mixing” is going on for the main / lead singer or other most important folks on stage?

Are you actively listening to their mix and tweaking, because you know what they like? Or do you wait explicitly for instructions or signals?

Does this change for backline or wash mixes?

We’ve all heard the stories about failing PPL, maybe IFR… and less frequently commercial or else.

But with the airlines basically self-policing themselves with checkrides - do the airlines actually fail their own?

How often does the FAA actually do the ride for say. A captain upgrade?

This is about as dumb as talking to the police. It's going to be used against you. Be vague and nondescript. They're most likely just trying to get an admission of guilt, that you broke a policy, etc etc. Do not participate in this shit.

Recently in Firefox I keep getting this "enable DRM content" when going to various sites, including Plex.

Plex seems to work just fine without enabled, but can someone ELI5 what this is actually referring to or what the change it?

I'm familiar with the concept of DRM, but maybe this is a question better suited for Firefox?

I have a mix of old Centos7 and RHEL8 machines. Recently I noticed the (edit: expired) DST X3 cert is still in the ca-bundle.crt link but not on the Centos7 machines.

both are running the up to date ca-certificates package.

https://access.redhat.com/articles/6338021

I see that article, but I'm not finding any info anywhere on how to remove the old certificate and I have applications (namely HAPROXY) still trying to use the DST X3 expired cert.

Spent nearly an hour on the phone attempting to get a reasonable credit for a 2 day outage.

After the agent refused to give a credit because "the ticket was still open" I requested to speak to a supervisor. I know their standard procedure is give a % based on the monthly rate / hours out of service. That would be 3 dollars, which is laughable.

After talking to the supervisor for 20 minutes, she hung up on me when I told her that a 3 dollar credit was not acceptable compensation.

COMCAST: YOU. ARE. A. JOKE!!!!!!!!