Decommissioning or migrating services in enterprise environments will frequently reveal previously unknown dependencies which result in changes getting rolled back, wasting a lot of time. To try and head these issues off you can test these changes with “brownouts”, shutting off the relevant infra temporarily (eg at a weekend) to expose any hidden dependencies. When …

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Try this fix from StackExchange: Set (setq create-lockfiles nil) in config

https://dev.to/squash/24-influential-books-programmers-should-read-2020-updated-2h33

https://samesite-sandbox.glitch.me/ All green means you have the new behaviour.

Previously I just had one heatsink. After fitting the case:

pihole 5 uses sqlite, you may need to install php support For ubuntu: apt install php7.2-sqlite3

https://www.chromium.org/updates/same-site

The easiest way to enable or disable ad-blocking from your pi-hole using Alexa is to install fauxmo – with which you can create fake Belkin devices that are Alexa-enabled. You then configure fauxmo with URLs like this: Get YOUR_AUTH_CODE from the WEBPASSWORD= line in /etc/pihole/setupVars.conf See example conf at GitHub