

If you don’t add the leading digit (out of respect) for the sticky/setgid/setuid bits, do you even Linux?


If you don’t add the leading digit (out of respect) for the sticky/setgid/setuid bits, do you even Linux?


For that small number of ingredients, if you just care about calories, you should be able to figure out the cal/g from the nutrition info. on the packages, and multiply by the recipe amounts. If you want the full nutrition info, something like MFP or AI is probably faster.


Keep in mind, our sun is just one of hundreds of billions of stars in our galaxy. So, this would be like writing a message on a grain of sand, adding it to 20 or so dump truck loads of sand, spreading it out, and trying to pick out your message from the surface of Mars.


Not strictly about trains, but it’s prominent in the lyrics of “Casey Jones” by The Greatful Dead.


Anything priced: $X.99
Not sure if it’s the original artist, but you can get this on a shirt from threadless.
The whole album is great.


I couldn’t agree more. I bought it, on a whim, just to see what everyone was talking about…and now I’m hooked!
Love that you put a Freestyle strap on a smart watch.
I hadn’t seen this template before. I love it!


Maybe – if the {} is the response body, then that’s definitely valid json. Can you open http://localhost:3000/_app/version.json in a browser to check?


I don’t know anything about open-webui, but normally this sort of error means you’re getting a http error, and it’s trying to parse the HTML error output from the server as json.
Is there a way for you to take a look at the actual response?


That’s a great tip about the “undercover fancy pen!” I hadn’t even thought about that, but I’ll definitely be doing it now!


A decent pen and/or pencil. I have several nice fountain pens that I use for journaling, but I use my Zebra F-301 ballpoint daily for general notes/etc. – ~$10 for a 4 pack on Amazon. If you prefer a pencil, you can pick up a Pentel Sharp Kerry for under $20 on Amazon.
It doesn’t get much easier than collards or baked beans.
ETA: or cornbread.