There's a cool place like this in Kentucky, US ; they have zip lines (some in completely darkness which is amazing), rope course, bmx trails. A while ago they used to host an "underground 5k" which was awesome, but I don't think they do it anymore

Same exact experience here. It unlocks doors, opens minds, and keeps me curious. I've learned new things nearly every day.

Box shadow? www.geeksforgeeks.org/css/understa...

What was your prompt? I've tried to get it to make a Draw.IO diagram before too, but it just made trash.

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Depending on your network setup, you can run it on various devices (Pi not always needed!). I'm running it on my Ubiquiti Router directly as a docker container.

PiHole is a fun thing to tinker with instead, and arguably better for your network since it does every device for you with monitoring. Not for everyone though, kind of technical.

We resell an app we partner with

I run a tech CMS site for non profits that has to offer conference apps as part of our services and wholly agree with this sentiment. The stigma from leadership and boards is that they feel left behind or not technical enough that demands they always have an app to be modern for their users.

Pork belly burnt ends. Salmon. Texmex cream cheese dip

Route53 is even better! /s

I use AWS parameter store with secure text. works great and is cheap

#PyConUs lost 500 people. 2500 ended up attending this year in Pittsburgh