ZZ / CrowdSec-Install.md
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CrowdSec - Real-time community blocklist
CrowdSec terms to know before installing, configuring, and monitoring this Fail2Ban alternative service.
Core Architecture Concepts
LAPI(Local API) - The local coordinate center of CrowdSec. It accepts signals from parsers and informs bouncers who to block. The air traffic control tower running on your server.CAPI(Central API) - CrowdSec’s global network. It collects anonymous attack metadata from all users and pushes down curated community blocklists. The global threat intelligence hub sharing notes with your server.Watcher(Agent) - The background service engine that actively reads logs, extracts data, and tracks local server metrics. The security guard reading the facility log books.Bouncer(Remediation) - Software plugins attached to firewalls or web servers (like Caddy, Nginx, or Cloudflare) that execute the actual blocking. The bouncer at the door physically stopping bad actors from entering.
Configuration & Data Flow
Acquisition- (acquis.yaml) The configuration file where you declare exactly which log files CrowdSec should watch and what application type they belong to. A reading list telling the guard exactly which files to look at.
You are likely thinking of the Minnesota Starvation Experiment (1944–1945), led by Dr. Ancel Keys. While it was technically a study on semi-starvation, the specific food the men were given to survive consisted almost entirely of carbohydrates and sugars, and several of the subjects famously suffered severe mental breakdowns ("went crazy"). [1, 2, 3]
The Details of the Experiment
- The Diet: To simulate what starving Europeans were eating during World War II, 36 healthy men were put on a grueling 6-month restriction. Their meals were strictly limited to carbohydrate-heavy foods: potatoes, root vegetables, bread, macaroni, and turnips. They were given almost no fat or meat. [2, 3, 4]
- The Cognitive & Psychological Collapse: Because their brains and bodies were severely deprived of fats, proteins, and essential nutrients while running purely on a calorie-deficient carbohydrate deficit, the men suffered extreme psychological deterioration. [2, 3]
The Patients Who "Went Crazy"
The psychological effects were so severe that the experiment's psychiatric logs became legendary in nutrition science: [1]
- The Obsession: The men became completely obsessed with food. They would stay up all night reading cookbooks, stare at pictures of food, and hoard utensils. [1, 2]
Mennonites and Amish are separate Amish vs. Mennonite: Key Differences Anabaptist Christian groups that share roots in the 16th-century Protestant Reformation, but they differ significantly in their use of modern technology, daily lifestyle, and church practices. [1, 2, 3] Both groups believe in adult baptism, pacifism, and simple living, but the Amish maintain strict physical and cultural separation from the modern world, whereas most Mennonites integrate more fully into contemporary society. [2, 4, 5]
Core Differences
- Technology: The Amish generally avoid public electricity, motor vehicles, personal phones, and the internet. Most Mennonites use modern electricity, telephones, computers, and motorized cars, though conservative "Old Order" Mennonites restrict some technology and use horse-drawn buggies. [1, 3, 6]
- Transportation: The Amish travel primarily by horse-drawn buggy or scooter. Mennonites typically drive standard motor vehicles. [1, 3]
- Worship Services: Amish worship services rotate biweekly in members' homes, shops, or barns. Mennonites hold services in traditional church buildings or meetinghouses. [1, 7]
- Dress Code: Amish attire is very plain and uniform; men wear dark suits and broad-brimmed hats, while women wear solid-color plain dresses and bonnets. Mennonite dress varies widely from traditional plain clothing in conservative groups to standard modern clothing in progressive groups. [1, 8]
- Education: Amish children attend one-room community schools only through the 8th grade. Many Mennonite children continue their schooling through the 12th grade and may pursue higher education. [1]
- Outreach and Missions: The Amish focus on preserving their internal community and rarely engage in formal external evangelism. Mennonites actively participate in global missions, charity, and service work across dozens of countries. [1, 9]
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The Strategic Retreat - When a fire becomes "defensive" (too dangerous to enter), firefighters pull back to protect the surrounding structures. When the ratio of "actual engineers" to "paper engineers" hits a certain tipping point, and the resources are non-existent, the only logical technical move is to find the eject button before the entire structure comes down.
A typical day cleaning up poor management decisicions and people who are falsely labeled as engineers. Yes there is always an lack of resources. Find the time to express for their pathos chase/company mission and find the eject button before we get into these mess. Firefighter's POV - https://youtu.be/mphHFk5IXsQ?t=3 The joys of working with paper entitled people.
Handling a fire hose—especially the high-pressure lines used in structural firefighting—requires a combination of specific physical attributes, mental discipline, and technical training. It is less about "raw strength" and more about leverage, stability, and teamwork.
Here is a breakdown of what it takes to handle a firefighter hose:
ZZ / Jellyfin-Install.sh
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Install Jelly Media Server https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin
| 1 | # jellyfin.install: $app_domain $app_port $app_port_udp |
| 2 | # TA Plugin Name: TubeArchivistMetadata |
| 3 | # TA Plugin URL: https://github.com/tubearchivist/tubearchivist-jf-plugin/raw/master/manifest.json |
| 4 | # tubearchivist-jf-plugin - Watch TubeArchivist media on Jellyfin - https://github.com/tubearchivist/tubearchivist-jf-plugin |
| 5 | jellyfin.install(){ |
| 6 | |
| 7 | # Config # |
| 8 | app_name="jellyfin" # App Name |
| 9 | app_repo_url="https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin" # App Codebase |
| 10 | app_version="latest" |
While your parallel connects two absolute icons of efficiency, versatility, and sheer dominance, their "arenas" couldn't be more different! Here is how the year 1899 anchors both of these legendary creations:
The "Sankey" (1899/1898)
If you are talking about data visualization, the Sankey diagram is the undisputed heavy artillery of data flows. [1, 2]
- The Origin: Irish Captain Matthew Henry Phineas Riall Sankey originally published his famous flow chart in late 1898 to illustrate the energy efficiency of a steam engine. By 1899, the engineering world was widely adopting it. [1, 3]
- Why it's highly versatile: It can map everything from corporate budgets and global energy grids to website traffic funnels and supply chains. [2, 4, 5]
- Why it's "feared by many": For data analysts and data presentation students, building a complex Sankey diagram with massive, intersecting data flows is notorious for causing headaches.
(Note: If you are making a sports reference, 1899 is also the legendary year of the Sewanee Tigers football team—a charter SEC team now frequently discussed by SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey. In 1899, they went 12-0, winning 5 road games in 6 days, outscoring opponents 322-10, and were deeply feared by all.) [6, 7, 8, 9]