You can still use this one as your upstream in pihole itself
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Your own user might have root, but the ansibke user probably isn't.
You can enable ansible privilege escalation by adding become: true
in your yaml file.
It is likely safer in the long run to set it for a specific task than globally.
No, I don't think I'd make that choice, probably not even under duress.
But if such a sim was absolutely indistinguishable in every way, we'd likely never know and our experiences within it would probably not be any less valid.
It's a big if. And I don't mean to support some BigSim dystopia, only reflect on what makes our perceived reality... real, from the human perspective.
As in, whether one is from an actual reality or a virtual reality, things that have happened to them may feel real to them, and ultimately be their reality regardless. The Sim itself can be wrong, and the experiences of those within still be important to them.
The thing with The Matrix analogy, is that every human in it has a physical body that awaits them on the other side of the pill.
Whereas, if simulated realities were a thing, there would likely be several instances of it and your self would likely also be simulated or at least virtual in nature.
If I was in the canon Matrix universe, I'd definitely want out. If I was in some other form of Sim, where existing outside of the Sim was outright impossible, that might be different.
If our simulated experiences were indistinguishable from that of beings in the "real" universe, would the distinction between simulated and not even matter?
Not only do I see your comment, it's not yet buried even 5 days after you've made it.
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Why am I mentioned here?
Where can I report that my dead grandad was advocating violence on Juno beach in 1944?
Not what you asked but there are pottery shops where you can sign up for a course and make your own clay pot.
Make sure you test this from outside your network and not simply by using the public IP, but from inside your LAN. Odds are your ISP modem doesn't support NAT loopback (also known as NAT hairpin).