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stryan
8mo ago
>> It assumes people in very different places for 1,000+ years did the same thing and had the same views > But that was true, wasn't it? The Dark Ages started when Christianity spread through most of Europe. And really complet
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9mo ago
The biggest problem with the `systemctl daemon-reload (--user)` workflow to register quadlets with systemd is it hides any generation errors in journald instead of giving immediate feedback. It's a real pain in the ass, and I say this
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9mo ago
> You can, if you want, turn off PRs, issues, and literally any feedback from the outside world. But most people don't want that. Just a note, you actually can't turn off PR's on Github repos. At least not permanently.
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9mo ago
Finally, a proper example of direct action.
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9mo ago
A planned neighborhood is technically by definition not suburban sprawl, as sprawl requires a lack of planning. On the other hand, I'd argue if you can do all of that (and said walking distance is under a mile[0]) you're not even
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9mo ago
Not sure I'm following; you want to create a an emphemeral system account and run a root-less Podman container as it? I don't think that's something supported out of the box but you may be able to jury rig something together
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9mo ago
Yeah I was a little confused at this line; as far as I can tell you can restart containers that are a part of a Podman pod without restarting the whole pod just fine. I just verified this on one of my MicroOS boxes running Podman v5.7.1 . P
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9mo ago
Quadlets are a real game changer for this type of small-to-medium scale declarative hosting. I've been pushing for them at work over ugly `docker compose in systemd units` service management and moved my home lab over to using them for
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9mo ago
This is starting to sound suspiciously similar to the old lines about all rap being about gangbangers and money/drugs etc. Theres plenty of bands that do traditional clean vocals; I'm listening to Wytch Hazels latest album as I ty
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9mo ago
> You can generate a heavy metal song that is actually heavy metal, same with other genres that have been destroyed, or the kind of music that just isn't being made anymore. Or just listen to any of the easily available fantastic m
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9mo ago
I've seen this argument a few times before and I'm never quite convinced by it because, well, all those arguments are correct. It was an existential threat to the scribes and destroyed their jobs, the majority of printed books are
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9mo ago
Ah, fair and understandable :)
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9mo ago
GIMP is definitely not a daemon; I don't think it even has a run in the background mode. Maybe something with snaps?
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10mo ago
IIRC The 25th was the solstice on the Julian calendar, but when you switch it to Gregorian the solstice moves to the 21st.
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10mo ago
Ah yes, his house on the famous Vermont beach-side. Even ignoring the fact that owning three houses doesn't make one a billionaire (though I suppose in this market he'd have to at least be a millionaire, but it would depend on how
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10mo ago
The four basic actions in evolutionary biology: Feeding, Fleeing, Fighting, "Mating".
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10mo ago
My biggest project is still Materia[0], a tool for deploying applications with Podman Quadlets. This month I presented it to the Podman User Group's community meeting, which was pretty exciting since I've never presented in a comm
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10mo ago
Miyazaki's films are often more similar to the traditional four-part Kishōtenketsu[0] story structure rather than the more common three-act or Hero's Journey style. If you're not used to that structure you can find it boring
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10mo ago
Taylor Swift (and Ed Sheeran) releasing her albums on vinyl is what caused vinyl prices to sky rocket, so not happy to hear she's moving onto cassettes too. I moved to collecting tapes due to vinyls being too expensive to get for anyth
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10mo ago
You could try setting it up as a Podman Quadlets, those hook into systemd so you can treat them like a normal service.
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1y ago
> bat it's a useless cat. Cat concatenates files. ANSI colour breaks that. From the README: >Whenever bat detects a non-interactive terminal (i.e. when you pipe into another process or into a file), bat will act as a drop-in repl
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1y ago
I've been working on a tool called Materia[0] for managing Podman Quadlets on hosts; I released a new version last month (and posted it on the September thread) and just merged automatic volume data migration the other day. Next goal i
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1y ago
There's a (apparently un-substantiated[0]) claim that Plato was buff; "Plato" was apparently a nickname and meant "broad" in Classical Greek, referring to his wrestlers physique. [0] I heard this claim a long time a
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1y ago
Yep! Everything is designed to be atomic/deterministic so you don't need to worry about materia itself causing any state drift.
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1y ago
I've been working on a tool called Materia[0] for managing Podman Quadlets on hosts, GitOps style and I think it's really starting to hit its stride. I just released a new version yesterday: https://github.com/stry
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1y ago
> Seriously, can someone explain to me the actual experienced difference between 2 people having a conversation, and 1 person having a conversation on loudspeaker? Loudspeaker/speaker phone is a harsh, artificial sound which can be
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1y ago
I'm not sure I'd extend it that far, but personally I could see at least to Woodbridge. Another comment mentions this is based at least partially off original settlement/immigration patterns so I'm willing to be more len
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1y ago
The whole section around DC is..questionable. PG, Fairfax, and Loudoun counties are all in the Tidewater group that extends down to the NC triangle. Meanwhile Montgomery County, which is right over the Potomoc from Fairfax/Loudoun, is
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1y ago
The Podman reference section, which is what OP linked to, is a direct web version of the man pages. The main method of accessing it, the man pages, has not changed. It's a different style of documentation organization: if you want to l
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1y ago
Not OP but "podman-systemd.unit.5" used to be the primary Quadlet documentation (a remnant of when it was podman-generate-systemd perhaps?) with every Quadlet file type (.container, .volume, .network, etwc) documented on one page.
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