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i have no idea what iâm doing
was just about to ask this.
it has a natural flavor. itâs kind of a resiny-sappy type flavor, but itâs super subtle.
dude my gf is constantly trying to get me to watch this movie and i absolutely refuse. the computer generated mouth movement is terrifying.
little bulletproof w some collagen this morning, #coffeechain!
letâs get it today!
#grownostr 
#GM, what do babies think about? do they have an inner monologue? they must be terrified all the time.
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Yeah, if you buy yourself a wireless router, just follow these directions:
https://www.xfinity.com/support/articles/wireless-gateway-enable-disable-bridge-mode
Once youâve enabled bridge mode, you can follow the directions that came with your router to set it up, and itâll auto detect everything. You can do DNS in your router.
I canât recommend ubiquity enough:
https://store.ui.com/us/en/collections/unifi-dream-router
Even a router from Walmart should do DNS, just avoid the Google ones if you want control. They work good, but very few options. Iâve heard TPLink is good.
beautiful, going on my list. thank you so much!
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oh man i figured there was a work around. iâm still new to all of this stuff so definitely not knowledgeable enough. i went to set up pi hole and thatâs when i realized the DNS issue.
i am really glad to be here, man.
#nostr
yup, i hate that you canât edit any DNS settings. and if you do, comcast just bypasses it. nostr:note1h8yzh4hnpy2fpa7l60fhr4vfutdkcd34qfgx73355nwhy4hpdyaqaw6z37
i work as a BI developer so the skills will obviously come. i work for a small company so thatâs why iâm still just mediocre at sql. i just want to be very good now lol.
yeah i mean i have a pretty good grasp of SQL my problem is just the higher level stuff and knowing when to use it
tbh i donât like sql very much at all. seems very rigid and archaic. iâm decent enough with it as is. i just want to be able to do high-level sql (complex joins, subqueries, sprocs, views, etc) and identify when itâs necessary (this is the biggest gap for me. my mind just hasnât quite reached the point where i look at a problem and i know what to do). i come to programming for a non-traditional background (blue collar work) so a lot of times i have to retrain my brain.