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by figmert 1y ago
Docker compose works fine with podman via its socket.
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by figmert 1y ago
Has Go become the new PHP? Every now and then I see an article complaining about Go's shortcomings.
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by figmert 1y ago
The problem is podman in the apt repos are very old. Last time I checked, Podman was on v5, where debian was on v2 something.
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by figmert 1y ago
If you use qemu, you don't need a complicated multi-node build system. Obviously performance becomes a factor then.
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by figmert 1y ago
Podman has this built-in, and there is an optional UI called Podman Desktop.
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by figmert 1y ago
It certainly does! For what it's worth, podman has also a thin wrapper around docker compose (podman compose) which can also automatically select `podman-compose`. Note: - `podman-compose` is an early attempt at remaking `docker-compos
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by figmert 1y ago
To be clear, I do use Firefox and haven't even installed Chrome/Chromium for a long time. But given that Mozilla is inching closer and closer towards ad agency, it's only a matter of time that Firefox will open up the same is
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by figmert 1y ago
> they actually do not or cannot present any tangible argument against Firefox. They just shit talk about Firefox, and hand-wave their criticism with inane comments like "they lost the boat". Have you seen that Mozilla has basi
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by figmert 1y ago
If you think VPN is going to stop kids from accessing porn, I have a bridge to sell you.
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by figmert 1y ago
It's simple fear mongering and aimed at the wrong audience. Companies want people tracked to improve their ads and have a higher reach. The people who are being tracked can't exactly do much about what tracking system a website
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by figmert 1y ago
VPN providers can't meaningfully block trackers. If they say they do, they have to be intercepting SSL which requires extra work (must install their generated CA on all clients) and you are literally handing over all data to the VPN
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by figmert 1y ago
Would be good to add support for custom units based on generates (e.g. Podman[0]). [0] https://docs.podman.io/en/latest/markdown/podman-systemd.uni...
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by figmert 1y ago
I think the difference between Airbnbs and couchsurfers is huge. Couch surfing is a voluntary yet free service provided by someone out of the goodwill of their heart. Airbnb is provided for profit. Leaving such reviews is fine for an Airbnb
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by figmert 1y ago
On top of that, it also enabled environment management (replacing direnv). Env vars can also be retrieved from secret stores. It can also manage tools from various backends, e.g. go, aqua, cargo, npm, ubi and others
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by figmert 1y ago
Surely this would be the job of a prepare-commit-msg/commit-msg hook?
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by figmert 1y ago
Well the nearly $900 billion dollars budget the US military has, has to be spent somehow.
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by figmert 1y ago
It took Podman a good 2 or so years to develop a good docker compatible http api. I presume that's why. There's no point in coming out with all of the features when they can release with some support, and add on top of it.
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by figmert 1y ago
This is amazing. I've used wanderlog extensively, but while its feature set is great, it can be a nightmare to work due to how slow it can be sometimes. I've just registered to test it out a little bit. I tried to replicate my upc
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by figmert 1y ago
Side note: is there an AI app that sets up a full initial SaaS app based on prompts? I'm struggling to get something like Cursor to behave correctly.
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by figmert 1y ago
> What I really wish for is a lightweight alternative offering a Kubernetes-compatible API that runs well on inexpensive VPS instances. The gap between enterprise-grade container orchestration and affordable hobby hosting remains frustra
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by figmert 2y ago
This is very cool, but it is so sad to look at. South of the river has barely any connections far as the underground is concerned. The trains aren't much better.
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by figmert 2y ago
To be clear, the difference is something along this line: $ bash -ec 'echo hello && ls -la /tmp/ | grep systemd && false && echo testing' hello drwx------. 3 root root 60 Ma
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by figmert 2y ago
I'm firmly in that camp but I also always add `set -eux`, which makes it so much better at debugging as that gives you individual commands it runs before the output of them.
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by figmert 2y ago
Highly recommend nektos/act, and if it's something complex enough, you can Ssh into the server to investigate. There are many action that facilitate this.
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by figmert 2y ago
It's not really required. Android comes with a separate webview (that cannot be overridden). Sure it's based on Chromium but that means there should zero reliance on Chrome the product, and those known working login portals can co
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by figmert 2y ago
Slightly related, in everything I see that allows adding secrets or env vars as code, they seem to prefer a list of objects instead of a key value pair for these. Does anyone know why this is? I know in some cases you can add additional val
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by figmert 2y ago
It's all lip service, because the UK Govt wouldn't ask them that. WhatsApp messages are EE2E. They probably already handover all the metadata surrounding those messages.
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by figmert 2y ago
I ran it temporarily in Docker the other day. It was a 8gb image. I'm unsure why a webui is 8gb.
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by figmert 2y ago
Grayjay does have SponsorBlock
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by figmert 2y ago
This article kinda reads like "I didn't need HA, and you probably don't either". HA isn't necessary, but if you want a reliable system that will be online without being woken up at 3am (assuming you even have alerts

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