u/Smooth-Zucchini4923

[Spoilers for this episode follow]

At several points, like when Divine Sense is used, Charlie says

> You get the sense that this is a consecrated place. Maybe Acerak is actually of good alignment? What a puzzle!

Where is this from? Is this part of the original module? It would be on brand, since Tomb of Horrors contains a bunch of rules to stop specific class features from working. Maybe Acerak has made some way to confuse Divine Sense.

On the other hand, it might be a homebrew change. I noticed that Charlie changed the way that damage works in the popcorn ceiling rooms to keep the game moving. Maybe he changed this too, and Acerak really does have good alignment in this one shot. But then why does he live in this evil tomb?

I'm a long time Tucker Carlson viewer, (I have a signed copy of his book) but I don't watch much of the the Fox lineup, because they just don't grab me. I was excited to see a new Fox show about small business, because that's exactly what I do, as the owner of a small plumbing supply business.

It was great to see some young blood who were not indoctrinated in the cult of anthropogenic climate change, gender, and critical race theory. I formed all of my political opinions when I was drafted into the Salvation Army in 1969, and was vaccinated by a micro fluidic jet, and there are so few shows on that "get it."

I really enjoyed the free-wheeling nature of the show, and how there are no sacred cows to these guys. They're not even afraid to poke fun at Fox management. My favorite host so far is probably Brayden, the one who looks like a young Tucker Carlson. He's willing to argue both sides of an issue and see where people really stand.

If I had one criticism of the show, it is probably that they spend too much time covering places in the middle of nowhere. They spent 30 minutes talking about the Straight of Hormuz. They should be spending more time talking about domestic issues, like how expensive and taxed gasoline has gotten.

In our school district, which is a historically under served area, we have issues getting enough funding to meet student's dietary needs. Federally funded lunches help, but they're not enough.

Separately, an area of focus that our school board wants to improve is win higher placements in Math Olympiad. Recently, a number of teachers and parents have come up with a way to kill two birds with one stone. Local businesses can sponsor our Olympiad teams to get good publicity. That funding is then used to pay for school lunches.

The part we're trying to solve is getting students interested. We were thinking that students could volunteer as tribute for Math Olympiad, and if they are placed on the team, this allows their class to win free school lunches. Basically, we're going to implement the system from the Hunger Games, but a lot more fair lol.

Now I'm trying to figure out how to automate it. I wanted to avoid anything too complex, so I was thinking of a SharePoint list based solution. Can anyone in education IT give me feedback on the technical approach?

My Ubuntu server recently stopped being able to start. It was failing to complete a file system check on startup, with the error "fsck: Inode XXXXX seems to contain garbage," among many others.

I cleared these errors, and forced it to boot anyway, and found that most of the system did not work. For example, apt-get stopped working, and displayed an error stating that libc had incorrect magic bytes to be loaded as an ELF file.

I was able to get this into a working state, using a combination of debsum and apt install --reinstall. (It's kind of impressive how well dpkg tolerates this situation.) I suspect that I have a bad disk, as this is the only VM that uses this disk, and this is the only VM developing problems.

This situation made me think about switching to a filesystem with support for file/metadata checksums. I've heard btrfs has support for file checksums, but what option would you go for? Ideally I would use something that is capable of detecting problems like these.

I'm currently using ext4. However, I'm open to other options.

Details of set up:

Guest OS: Ubuntu 20.04.6
Hard drive: Seagate ST5000LM000
File system: ext4 with mount options (rw,relatime)
Hypervisor: Proxmox 6.4-4

Hey guys, I have a lot of boring meetings about the AI platform I work on, and I often play Roblox when I'm on a call that requires no concious thought or input from me. Don't worry, I'm getting work done. I'm logged into the production database on my other monitor.

Every now and then, somebody needs to ask me a question, so I turn on one of the Robux farm scripts I have so that I can answer some stupid fucking question about GDPR or something. Once I'm done, I can get back to what I was truly born for: getting top 30 on Steal a Brainrot.

Trouble is, our EDR keeps flagging the Roblox farm scripts I am using. I'm sure they're not a virus - I have a legit source. However, the farm scripts need to use WriteProcessMemory and similar syscalls which are "virus like," so I suspect that's what's triggering CrowdStrike. How can I disable EDR on my work laptop so that I can keep playing Roblox at work without anyone suspecting anything?