perishthethought

Hey thanks, but I don't have anything to ship to graylog. I was thinking I would get a solution which records those logs for me.

Gotcha - thanks! Yeah, I saw Motomo listed on the selfh.st apps list but right, it seems more than I need.

https://selfh.st/apps/

... is an intrusion prevention software framework. Written in the Python programming language, it is designed to prevent brute-force attacks. It is able to run on POSIX systems that have an interface to a packet-control system or firewall installed locally, such as iptables or TCP Wrapper.

Maybe check out planka?

https://planka.app/

I love it for my personal to do / to watch /etc... lists. It's like a simple trello alternative. Totally free, OSS.

I'm assuming, @track_shovel, that you have a possum at home, yes?

For instance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=id2GLt8Nd4s

You're not lyeing to us, are you? ;)

You may be lucky enough not to know that when ticks feed, their bodies expand and they get rounder and rounder (see Figure 4) until they can’t consume another drop and they drop off, a process called ‘feeding to repletion.’

Oh. So glad I know that phrase now. :|

wth OP?

Is anything real anymore?!~?!?1

I checked again and yeah, it's more like 9.5 million square miles, so an average of more like 370 bird deaths per square mile, per year. But now that I know that includes chickens and turkeys, and Mexico and Greenland and the Bahamas, it's OK.

3.5 billion birds are killed in North America per year? I didn't know anywhere near that number even existed.

But then again...

Wikipedia says there are about 7.5 million square miles in the US and Canada, so that's over 400 birds killed per square mile, per year, on average.

That's amazing, no?

Thanks. I'm calling my LPs vinilos from now on. (No /s)