I think a sports instance would be great for this reason. Starting with the next major release of Lemmy, anyone would be able to block the whole damn sports instance and be done with it. Though as far as I know, the sports communities are spread throughout different instances, so it won’t be that easy.
I learned by reading other Dockerfiles. They’re very simple in theory. You start from a base image using the “FROM” command. You copy all your code files using the “COPY” command. Run any environment set up with the “RUN” command. Then execute your program with the “ENTRYPOINT” command. For very basic services, that’s enough.
There are definitely some quirks that really you’ll only learn by trying it yourself and making mistakes. But I say just do it. If you know all about Linux systems like with file permissions and such, it won’t be too bad.
My cat is a shelter cat, but she’s as dumb as a post. But I love my little idiot.
I always joke that I “rescued” my cat because I did get her at a shelter. Only paid adoption fees, and they took care of neutering and first round of vaccines/shots. Absolutely amazing shelter, btw. I had a great experience and I can tell they care so much about the animals.
Anyway! The reason this is a joke is because she is gorgeous and she was going to be adopted immediately no matter what, so really there was no “rescuing” needed.
Here are some pictures of her chosing me. She just sat on my lap and would cry if any other cat came near. Eventually she took a nap on my lap.
What’s a computer?
What do you think about this latest release?
I really don’t have any thoughts at all because I have yet to notice one difference.
Do you think things are going in the right direction?
I really miss the days where I was excited about Android releases, but honestly, there hasn’t been a single feature I have been excited for since like Android 5.0.
Is there anything you’d like to see prioritized in future releases?
Android really needs better cross device support like Apple devices have. Apple users can seamlessly send and receive messages across all of their devices, transfer files between them, move their web browsing session, etc. Android requires apps made by others to do this, and they are all lacking critical features. KDE connect barely even works for me no matter what I do. It used to work great about 5 years ago, but since I installed it on a new laptop about 4 months ago, it has barely worked.
Android NEEDS RCS support. Right now only apps shipped with the phone can use the API. But that’s not good enough. Android needs a user-level API for it. I feel like our only hope for this is that the EU mandates it.
Which device are you on?
Pixel 7.
It’s not a scientific calculator, but I had a TI-Nspire in college. That thing could do fractions with variables in them. It was really nice.
I used to host Plex on a Synology. It’s okay, but it struggles when skipping around. And downloads for offline viewing would fail almost always. I have had a much better experience since switching to my old gaming PC with a GPU.
I just use my old gaming PC, GPU and all. I self host quite a few services on it and I have yet to find something that puts it into high usage.
You can plug a USB keyboard and mouse in. I did this when my touch screen broke on my old phone.
My wife and I got moissanite from a local jewelry store. 1/10th the cost of diamond and we both think it looks better.
Oh, my wife’s is on Windows. Sorry, I didn’t mention that. My point was don’t expect to play Starfield on it or anything. It’s very entry level. Older games, 2D games, and very low settings might make things playable.
Afaik, MX150 is extremely entry level. It’s like the laptop version of a 1030. My wife has a laptop with an MX250, and she basically uses it for playing visual novel games or 2D games only.
Though 6FPS on minimum for a 10 year old game is lower than I would expect. I wouldn’t be surprised if it performed better on Windows, but I probably wouldn’t expect any higher than 30fps on low.
Post your service file and the output of the systemctl status command for your service when it fails to start. Otherwise we will just be guessing.
I recently did this and found those instructions to be beyond useless. The repository URIs were all old and dead. Not sure if they updated this doc since then, but they combined all the deb-based distros into one repo and and all the rpm-based distros into another repo.
Yeah, I use Ubuntu LTS on my server because updates make me nervous. I can’t just update it all willy-nilly. If something goes wrong during an update, I must stop what I’m doing and get it up ASAP.
A few months ago I accidentally deleted grub the morning before I went to an all day concert, and I had lots of unhappy people that were using services that I host. Luckily that was an easy fix.
My laptop, though? I use Opensuse Tumbleweed. I’m fine with the rolling release for my laptop. Just not my server.
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If it’s a work phone, they should be paying for it, not you.
I can see this from my own private instance.
There’s not. I’m really into hockey, for example. We have a “hockey” community, but there’s also a community for each team. So 33 communities for hockey alone.
Though as far as I know, there’s only one bot that posts scores of hockey games, and it only makes one post a day and posts all of the scores as comments under that daily post. Then it edits those comments to keep them all up to date as the games are played. I wrote that one myself, and I specifically was trying to avoid spamming with tons of posts, as there can be as many as 16 NHL games a day.