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Free up port 53 (for Pi-hole Docker) In Linux, you need to tell systemd-resolved not to listen on port 53 (via its stub listener), then restart it. This keeps local DNS working on the host while freeing the port for Pi-hole. Step 1: Confirm what's using port...

Scenario Windows boots to blue BitLocker recovery screen asking for 48-digit key. No skip/continue button initially visible, or key not found in Microsoft account. Quick Fix via Recovery Environment (Works in most cases 2025–2026 builds) On recovery screen...

This will take all running containers, and show you the ports and container names. docker ps --format "{{.Names}} {{.Ports}}" | awk '{name=$1; for(i=2;i<=NF;i++) if($i~/0\.0\.0\.0:/) {split($i,a,":"); split(a[2],b,"->"); print b[1], name}}' | sort -n   Inside...

So your music library is a disaster. You've got the same artist in two folders with slightly different names, three copies of the same track with different filenames, and somewhere in there a compilation from 2003 that contains literally every song you already...

#!/usr/bin/env python3 """ Music duplicate finder - combines three detection methods: 1. Track number prefix duplicates "4-04 The Spirit of Radio.mp3" vs "04 The Spirit of Radio.mp3" 2. Partial title matching within the same artist "The Spirit of Radio...

Go to: System → User Management → Users (or just search "Users") Create a new user with: A username like api_user or make_integration

Before you start: Have the employee's name, their M365 credentials, and the VPN config ready before you open the box. Everything else is on this page. Live build checklist → use the IT Build Launchpad on Start.me to tick off items as you go. This page is the ...

Before you start: Have the employee's name, their assigned username, and the domain credentials ready before you power on the device. Live build checklist → use the IT Build Station section on Start.me to tick off items as you go. This page is the reference —...

SHTF Food Rations — Core Survival Diet Beans, Rice, and Fat — the minimum viable food supply for short to medium term rationing. Overview This page covers the minimum viable food supply for short to medium term survival rationing using three core ingredients:...

Pinto beans are the primary protein source in this plan. Black beans are interchangeable with pintos in every recipe and method on this page — swap freely based on what you have. What You Need Dried pinto or black beans Water A pot with a lid Salt Heat sourc...

Lentils are the fuel-conservation alternative to whole dried beans. No soaking required, cook in 20 to 30 minutes, and nutritionally comparable to pinto beans. When fuel is limited, use lentils. Why Lentils Are Different Whole dried beans like pintos require ...

Rice is the primary calorie source in this plan. It is simple to cook, stores almost indefinitely, and pairs with beans or lentils to form a complete nutritional base. What You Need White rice (long grain, medium grain, or jasmine all work — avoid instant ri...

You know how to cook each component. This page is about combining them into actual meals, keeping portions consistent, and making the same three ingredients feel different enough day to day that your family stays willing to eat. The Basic Meal Every meal in t...

How to cook when the stove does not work. This page covers every realistic heat source available in a Southern California suburban setting, ranked by convenience, fuel availability, and efficiency. The Core Requirement Rice needs 18 to 20 minutes of sustained...

A zero-electricity evaporative cooler built from two galvanized trash cans, sand, and a water wick. Keeps stored food significantly cooler than ambient garage temperature with minimal maintenance. What This Is and How It Works A zeer pot is a passive evaporat...

Clean the connections first. Use a small wire brush or fine sandpaper on the copper wire and hardware to get any oxidation off before you seal anything in. Apply a thin coat of dielectric grease (like the kind used on spark plugs — cheap at any auto parts sto...

Overview This guide covers building a dual-band dipole antenna for 2 meters (144 MHz) and 70cm (440 MHz) using thick copper wire, mounted on a PVC mast and fed with KMR-240 50-ohm coax. Materials Thick copper wire (enough for two legs plus extra for U folds)...