I used a cheap temp sensor to link the on of with the temperature further away in the room. Its more useful with space heaters it the winter.
Running it for 20 mins every hour during daytime is an interesting approach, id think it would be more effecive to do on 10 evey half hour but i suppose its really just a personal preference.
Have you done any measurements to see how effective it is 20mins every hour compares to every other hour?
The problem is that while docker is running as root (0) the searxng process internally runs as a user searxng with id 977
So your filesystem outside of docker needs to have those files assigned the right ownership.
This thread has a more detailed discussion that you might find helpful. https://forums.truenas.com/t/how-to-install-searxng-app-docker-permissions-issue/14049/10
Yep Probably you need to change ownership and/or permissions of the files outside of docker.
I dont want to give the wrong suggestion from memory so hopefully thats enough info to get you going in the direction of a fix. Basically see what user id owns the files inside of docker, make it the same uid outside of docker in the folder you are bind mounting.
If you have permissions then try editibg uwsgi.ini and see if it lets you save.
Im going from memory but i think i had a similar issue and i had to manually create the file, yours shows the file already exists but it might not be writable.
try opening a shell with ' docker exec -it searxng sh" and see if you can cat the file from inside docker, if yes then I'm not sure of a solution ,if no then the problem is with permissions on your filesystem outside of docker where you have " - ./data/searxng:/etc/searxng" You need to go to ./data/searxng and correct the permissions so they can be read inside the docker.
open("/etc/searxng/uwsgi.ini"): Permission denied [core/io.c line 525]
I think here is your problem. Make sure that file exists and is readable from inside of the docker.
"Digital Violence"
Are they playing video games?
Very poor choice of wording if you want people to take it seriously.
Temu and wish are just aliexpress with less options.
Given the switch is exploitable at the hardware level, i doubt there is anything nintendo can do beyond not allowing use of their online services.
They said a similar thing about 3ds cfw, yet we dont see any reports of it actually happening.
It doesnt sound very anonymous. If the info is "visable to authorities" then its not very private.
Paypal and most other services already allow for payments to be "private" but visable to authorities.
People who actually want private and anoymous payments already use crypto.
The EFF maybe, but the USAs lack of a GDPR equivalent makes it harder.