@ryanc I don’t know whether this works for your situation, but these are called “channel drains” and they are like gutters embedded in the ground. I have one at the top of my basement stairs so the water flows elsewhere instead of down the stairs into the basement.
They can be anywhere from a couple inches wide to several inches wide.
This makes me so mad. Every court who looked at this said #Virginia was in the wrong, except #scotus who supported the state with literally no explanation.
Non-lawyers like me look at this and think “it’s a slam dunk. This is totally illegal.” And somehow it’s not.
This particular article misses an important detail. The governor waited until August 7—literally 90 days before the election—to do the thing the law seems to prohibit. They knew. That was done that way on purpose.
A divided Supreme Court on Wednesday allowed Virginia to implement a program that state officials say is aimed at removing suspected noncitizens from its voter registration rolls, siding with Republicans in one of its first significant decisions tied to next week’s election.
CNN (www.cnn.com)
If you were setting up a #selfhosted ISP of sorts (maybe not total strangers, but taking payments, provisioning domains, web sites, VMs), what open source services would you use? I’ve found #webmin #virtualmin #WHM #cpanel #plesk and maybe a couple others. But I have no opinions or experience. Anybody running web hosting in their #homelab or similar? Boosts welcome.
@ariadne You were CCed, effectively. I was answering @SpaceLifeForm who asked the question and tagged me into the conversation. I didn’t take much care to move userids around to make it clear who I was addressing. Sorry.
@ariadne @SpaceLifeForm Glitch is just a small patch to core mastodon. Mostly about UI improvements.
