It's so rare for me to have to use the modulo operator I'm actually excited when I come across a situation where I can.
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WSL is actually pretty OK now, it's lightyears ahead of what it was. You can even run systemd in it now.
You should settle on Liftoff because some of my code is running in it!
Or not. But it'd be pretty cool if you did.
Not sure what version you're on, but the "compact" view in Liftoff now (I'm on version 0.10.9) is actually compact:
It's true, at least for me. I can actually control the focus now instead of digging down a rabbithole of for 6 hours at 3am.
If I'm going down that rabbithole now, it's because I want to.
Man, the code in that project is really something else. Looks like something hacked together in a weekend
I think I'm going to fork it and make it... not that.
The stock Pixel phone app has this. If you don't use the stock phone app, you can't use this feature.
Edit: on the other hand, does the latest nginx get pulled at time of creation?
It depends on how you have your docker compose file set up. If you pin the version, no, it's never going to get updated unless a new version with that exact tag is released. If you omit the tag, it's going to default to whatever is tagged as latest in the image repository, and that's only going to actually update the image when you either manually pull the image or relaunch the compose stack.
If you want it to auto-update without relaunching the stack or manually pulling the latest image, you'd have to set up something like Watchtower and have it monitor that container.
Future incidents probably will still happen
It's not a question of if, but when. The only secure computer is one that's a mile underground, encased in concrete, and with no network connection.
And even then, it's still not a 100% safe bet.
Just added it to the massive Google graveyard next to Stadia, wave, hangouts, plus, music, etc etc
I am shocked and appalled that Google Reader didn't get called out in this list and is relegated to the "etc" category.
It deserves more than "etc."
Gotcha. I'm actually in the process of moving away from Namecheap because of an experience I just had with them. I tried to register a domain about a month ago (the domain my Lemmy instance is on) and it stopped the registration process immediately after I hit the Pay/Checkout/whatever button and told me to contact their support team to register it.
The error message said it was because the domain name was too similar to something that already existed, and that the support team would have to decide whether I'd be allowed to register it or not. So I went to another registrar and registered it with no issue. I really didn't like that, and it's enough to make them lose me as a decade+ long customer. I already use Route53 for DNS for all my domains, so it's not like I was using them for anything else other than a registrar, so untangling that shouldn't be too much of a pain.
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I mentally checked out of reddit when I got a comment deleted and a 3-day sitewide ban for saying:
"It is always OK to punch a Nazi."
It was a literal comment, not figurative, nothing was being compared, etc. Just a straight statement about actual past and present-day Nazis. Ban.
The 3rd-party app fiasco happened a couple of weeks later, and that was the second sign that I needed to GTFO.