Time Clock |
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FINAL |
Team | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | Total |
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TBL | 2 | 0 | 0 | 2 |
WSH | 2 | 0 | 2 | 4 |
Team | Shots | Hits | Blocked | FO Wins | Giveaways | Takeaways | Power Plays |
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TBL | 34 | 25 | 15 | 50.0% | 3 | 11 | 0/1 |
WSH | 34 | 57 | 14 | 50.0% | 7 | 13 | 1/3 |
Period | Time | Team | Strength | Goalie | Description |
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3rd | 16:46 | WSH | Even Strength | Nic Dowd (11) snap shot, assists: Beck Malenstyn (15), Trevor van Riemsdyk (14) | |
3rd | 08:29 | WSH | Power Play | John Carlson (9) snap shot, assists: Dylan Strome (39), Tom Wilson (16) | |
1st | 16:24 | TBL | Even Strength | Brandon Hagel (25) backhand shot, assists: Steven Stamkos (39), Anthony Cirelli (25) | |
1st | 14:00 | WSH | Even Strength | Sonny Milano (15) wrist shot, assists: None | |
1st | 13:06 | TBL | Even Strength | Anthony Duclair (23) deflected shot, assists: Brayden Point (44), Darren Raddysh (26) | |
1st | 09:56 | WSH | Even Strength | Sonny Milano (14) backhand shot, assists: Max Pacioretty (19), Hendrix Lapierre (14) |
Period | Time | Team | Type | Min | Description |
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3rd | 07:17 | TBL | Minor | 2 | Nicholas Paul tripping against Sonny Milano |
3rd | 06:24 | TBL | Minor | 2 | Tanner Jeannot boarding against Vincent Iorio |
2nd | 15:22 | WSH | Minor | 2 | Dylan Strome hooking against Brayden Point |
2nd | 11:01 | WSH | Major | 5 | Nic Dowd fighting against Michael Eyssimont |
2nd | 11:01 | TBL | Major | 5 | Michael Eyssimont fighting against Nic Dowd |
2nd | 02:39 | TBL | Minor | 2 | Steven Stamkos cross-checking against T.J. Oshie |
Start Times
PT | MT | CT | ET | AT |
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02:30PM | 03:30PM | 04:30PM | 05:30PM | 06:30PM |
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I guess great minds think alike, because I actually created an issue for customizable log levels earlier today! I do have it configured though to only allow either 10 or 20 MBs of logs before it starts overwriting the old ones. Perhaps I could make that customizable as well. Early on, I was running into tons of issues, so I needed extremely verbose logging to track them all down. But the main issues have been taken care of (until the NHL decides to change their API again. 😭)
I’m not running mine as root. That’s a pet peeve of mine as well. It’s why I use podman instead of docker. Podman has rootless built-in and default, whereas a lot of configuration is required to make docker run rootless. Nothing about the bot requires root, and I plan on keeping it that way forever.
Hell, I even figured out a way to get my Lemmy instance to run rootless with podman. I often wonder if I was the first one to figure that one out. Though I have since taken my instance down, as I the other Lemmy instances have stabilized.
I just thought of something else. It’s probably a good idea to be able to put a contact person in the post automatically.
Yes, that’s a great idea. Would a customizable message at the bottom of the post be sufficient? You could have it mention the contact person and word it however you want.
Yeah, that’s good.
I’m glad to hear it limits the logs. That makes me feel much better about that.
I have to admit, I’ve been using Linux for a few decades now, but docker et al are pretty new to me, so I’m just kind of fumbling my way through that.