Rocket Surgeon

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Cake day: March 10th, 2025

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  • I love you people.
    I thought that would be a funny pic, but I don’t think I expected so many fun terms from around the world.

    TLDR … Spatchula and its variants wins by far.
    Got some good entries in the Creative category.
    But, I’m going to go with Pan Licker from now on!

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    The summary, as best I’m able. (Updated a couple times.)

    Things I expected …
    yes - xx
    spatchula - xxxxx
    spoon - xx
    silicone spatula - xx
    rubber spatchula - x
    rubber scraper - x
    dough scraper - x

    Creative …
    spoonula - xxxxxx (This is a real thing!?!?!)
    spatuloon - xx
    spoontula, cousin of the spork - x
    microwaved ice cream spoon - x
    Softspoon - x

    Around the World …
    maryse - x
    slickepot/lick-bowl - xx
    Pannenlikker/Pan-Licker - xx
    Gummihund/rubber-dog - x
    Portugal dictator - ?

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    And then we got some surprise entries on the actual spatchulas behind the red thing.
    These terms totally make sense, but they sound weird as hell to me!

    turners
    fish slices
    egg slice or fish slice
    fish lifters

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    Weird Al had a thing to say about spatchulas.
    He says I spell it wrong …
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BUDwj_mXKE












  • Ok. Yes, my use case is a private document and media store. I’m ungoogling.
    VPN seems like a good place to start. But I’d like a simple answer, and I expect there are none to be had. As you’ve illustrated here, I’ll find a reason to punch holes in the firewall. And then I’m going to need to secure a web server. Life happens. I’ll keep it simple for now while I sort things. Thanks for your perspective.


  • Ya. I understand VPN. I do enterprise IT stuff. The things I build assume a secure environment. VPN is step one.
    Nailing down a web server on the internet tho … there’s so many ways to attack. There’s so many things to secure. And its a bit complex to manage all that.
    The nextcloud site covers hardening the server, but doesn’t even mention vpn.
    I’ve been watching threads like this. I’m pretty convinced vpn is the answer.