Thats exactly my point about the 'during'. Ultimately the only reason it has any meaning is because as animals for a large part of our evolutionary history if it didnt, we'd go insane and probably wouldnt reach this point where we can type messages to each other over the internet. For all of time before humanity, and for all of time after we are all gone (let alone any single individual), the blip of our existence ultimately doesnt have meaning except for the short blips themselves.

And yes, 40s is partly because thats when the living itself starts to become uncomfortable and/or downright painful, but mainly its just an arbitrary age.

Edit: you said you try to enjoy life as long as possible. Im the same, just sans the "as long as possible" part ;) Its not like I dont like fun or dont have things that bring me enjoyment

Shower together, then paint each other naked with water droplets still on you. Even hawter :p

Looks interesting, but sadly its not available in my country, same as Quobuz :/

Edit: Why are these platforms only available in certain countries?

Nope, still getting stuck in a captcha loop. It may be my strict browser privacy settings. I tried the wayback machine but they don't seem to have archived this article yet

How would I try to track the issue down given I don't exactly know when the issue will appear? Is there a way to set something like a listener on the discord process and just wait for it to happen and see what else happens around that time?

Seems like it was an issue that day. Just clicked and it works

$ cat /usr/local/bin/login-alert.sh
#!/bin/bash

# Sends alerts only for real terminals not cron jobs
if [[ -n "$SSH_CONNECTION" ]]; then
	USERNAME=$(whoami)
	IP=$(echo $SSH_CONNECTION | awk '{print $1}')
	HOST=$(hostname)
	DATETIME=$(date)
	/usr/local/bin/semail \
		-s "[CRITICAL] SSH Login to $HOST" \
	 	-b "Login detected:\n\nUser: $USERNAME\nIP: $IP\nTime: $DATETIME\nTTY: $SSH_TTY"
fi

I feel like since Im already using systemd to monitor the directories it would be best to have everything working with systemd, also because I will be adding several other such functionalities to monitor various things. For example something I already implemented is a systemd service + timer combination to periodically check the main branch of the git repo for changes to the servers local repo, and if there are any to pull them and restart any services necessary to reflect these changes on the web app, then once again email me that that happened. This way i dont need to actually connect to the server to update any changes, just push code to github.

This is my first time doing a project like this, so this might make you seasoned sysadmins yell out in horror, idk, but since Im the only one who can push code to the repo I feel its quite safe, and makes life a lot easier for me xD

Yep, its executable.

It seems mouser and tme between them have all I need for now. Thats assuming the KAMOD BLUEPILL+ (WLUTOWANE ZŁĄCZA) they offer is compatible with the original blue pills and is of the same quality.

Thanks! Youre right, they dont have a large selection it seems. From the 4-5 items I'm interested right now only the STM32 blue pill and the stlink programmer for it are available, though not in stock, the rest dont seem to be.

I'll check them out, thanks! I'm aware of tme.eu but I had the feeling its better to order bulk from them because of the shipping cost (I think last item I checked on them the shipping was more than the item), and also when I checked for the BNO085 they had the SMD variant, while I need the breakout board to more easily work with it for arduino while im learning.

I poked around in its settings and it seems to have that feature