Why don’t I see California?

In a cloud environment just use a Service or an Ingress.

In a data center or bare metal environment I would either use Traefik or install MetalLB to map service endpoints to known addresses.

Obviously the error was choosing bee DNA.

Wasps can sting multiple times.

My last response was unacceptably juvenile so I’ve retracted it - with my apologies.

I’ll stick to the actually important part.

We may differ on matters ecclesiastical but this is all I really care about: If you are a Christian are you the type that actually follows the word of Jesus?

Not churchgoing, I don’t care about that. Instead, being someone who forgives others, is charitable and helps those in need, as commanded by Jesus?

If so then you and I have no problems. I like you already - which means it makes even less sense to make enemies with you over the internet.

Enjoy your Friday.

It was literally altered to enhance the claim of the divine right of kings, among other changes.

“A popular Puritan bible had downplayed the divine right of kings — greatly offending James — and James manipulated different Christian sects until they agreed to produce a different translation.”

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/origins-of-the-king-james-bible-180956949/

This is your religion, I shouldn’t have to be telling you this. It’s even been altered numerous times since KJV. It is not a literal translation and numerous books were left out because… they didn’t like what was said.

Don’t get me wrong; Christianity has many laidable tenets - “Don’t murder”, “Don’t steal”, etc. - basic rules for having a maintainable civilization, same as other major religions.

But don’t pretend it is some static thing. It has been and is manipulated for polical purposes and is used to justify horrific treatment of others (same as other religions).

You might want to look more closely, but beware - studying religion too carefully is often the birth event of athiests.

Someone might want to inform King James, who published his version in 1611.

Your lack of knowledge is showing in public. You might want to correct that.

Next headline:

“Amazon ‘AI Cameras’ actually hundreds of underpaid workers in Pakistan.”

(and just as - if not more - horrible as actual AI cameras would be)

Ah, I’m wrong. Actually, that’s a good thing.

TIL - and thank you.

AppImages, ~~which have no automated update facility, are terrible idea for software that is based on the security of the messaging syatem.

AppImage for The Powder Toy (a great game) - no problem.

For Signal? Bad idea.~~

I’m looking at you, SimpleX.

rpm? Yeah, you’ve got a very valid point.

Update: I’m wrong - see replies to this message.

Upvoted because you came back to put in the solution

Look at ISPConfig.

It isn’t simple but has all of the services you require:

postfix (SMTP)

dovecot (IMAP)

LMTP

MySQL databases for management

Web-based management interface

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Too late; mine is already running Debian Bookworm

Kaiju: “Where is my egg?!?”

Meanwhile:

“As of 10 March 2023 the fiscal year 2024 (FY2024) presidential budget request was $842 billion.”

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_budget_of_the_United_States

“Ukraine started the fight when they hit back.”

A lot of places no longer have staff that understand email systems or routing.

Even technically-inclined Universities like Purdue have abandoned their on-campus email systems and now rely upon Office365 and GMail.

I’m not sure. Perhaps until we devise an effective preventative vaccine or, at least, a working strategy to prevent long Covid?

What do you suggest instead?

The container is regarded as a single unit; if a server inside the container fails the functions of that server are offloaded to another available server and it is taken out of service.

Once enough servers in a container are offline the entire unit has all computational load offloaded to another, identical container with sufficient capacity.

Then the now-offline unit is retrieved and serviced; probably a ground-up rebuild of all components.

… but I do like the idea of some dude in a wetsuit trying to replace a memory stick.

Completely believable.