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twovests wrote (edited )
I hate to say it, but exercise, preferably cardio. The gymbros and fitfluencers were right about this one particular thing :(
I think many, many of my emotional problems were just having - literal - pent up energy. Blood sugar or whatever. Walking and running sweats away the anxiety.
That said, I love getting into fights with strangers online. So it's hard to say
nomorepie wrote
Reply to Tired of matching up socks? Throw them all away. Start new, buying one and only one type of sock. Order in bulk! by twovests
This unfortunately did not work for me, I have two socks of the same material and style that I bought at the same time, but due to the uneven frequency of wearing and washing them, they ended up being different textures, and then I lost one half of a pair and couldn't use the remaining half with the other pair :(
nomorepie wrote
I can't believe my suggestion "Peel it from the bottom" was deemed not very good! That is how they do it in the hospital!!! Taste my blade, twovests
rain wrote (edited )
Reply to Windows is the most trusted operating system in the world. Why not use it for your servers? by twovests
I think you may be technically correct…… the best kind of correct.
Edit: so long as we don’t include mobile OSes?
nomorepie wrote (edited )
Reply to A customer signed up for an account on your website just so they could buy one thing? Sign them up for your mailing list! No need to ask for their permission, they'll love hearing about your new deals every week! by cowloom
I leave a few of these mailing lists running just so if I need a coupon code to buy something from them I'll have it handy but god, they come every day! And clogs up my emails like crazy so having to go in and delete them feels sisyphean and makes me hate the brand low-key even if it's a store I bought from before and liked
twovests wrote
did you get to hit the sack?
nomorepie wrote
Paging /u/1930sgangster
rain wrote
If you roast them to just the right level the aroma has distinct berry notes.
rain wrote
Reply to comment by twovests in what do you think switch 2 cartridges will taste like by missingno
Prank, good Friday night, part of a complete breakfast - You’re the star of the story! Choose from 40 possible endings
twovests wrote
Reply to important nintendo news by 500poundsofnothing
they call it the giggle button because you walk up to it and giggle
twovests wrote
Reply to comment by rain in what do you think switch 2 cartridges will taste like by missingno
this sounds like the beginning of a wonderful prank
hollyhoppet wrote
they'll taste like disappointment
twovests wrote
Reply to Every day, I become increasingly distraught by the stupidity of the american general public. by cowloom
This is entirely valid and I'm feeling the same.
It's not just frustrating or exhausting, it's this deep existential terror I feel.
Living in a society with near-universal literacy is one of the privileges that come with living in America. And now there's a possibility that becomes a thing of the past.
I love to get in arguments online, and something I increasingly see is something like this:
incomprehensible bullshit
Frankly, this is incomprehensible. I don't understand the point you're trying to make. Surely you'd agree it's never acceptable to poison children?
cringe, you know you lost the argument when you need to break out the thesaurus 🙄
... Come on, I am using common English words in simple sentence structures.
It's so disheartening! It might have been worse, but it makes me miss the time when someone could say "you made a spelling mistake; your argument is invalid".
flabberghaster OP wrote
Reply to comment by SWORDSCROSSED in farding and shidding out my doodoo ass! by flabberghaster
I think I made myself pretty clear.
I_got_killed_one_time wrote
youre never alone in this journey 🫂
cowloom wrote
and camed my pants
cowloom wrote
Reply to comment by 1930sgangster in *making a big racket* by flabberghaster
We was lookin for some fellas to do a job, see. We's thought ya mighta wanted a piece of the action, see.
rain wrote
A psychedelic will be impregnated into the very plastic of the cart; after sucking on it for a few seconds you play the game and taste and smell-o-vision according to cues from gameplay.
SWORDSCROSSED wrote
Pardon?
devtesla wrote
Different for each game. Mario Kart: rubber. Zelda: leather. Splatoon: paint.
flabberghaster wrote
Reply to comment by twovests in Thank you to Postmill for offering production-ready Docker containers by twovests
this is assuming the only thing the server is running is linux apache mysql and php; but you'd just write your PHP code and create a package like an RPM or what have you, that deploys it to the right place, and your configs for the rest of things would also either be their own packages, or managed by some script or puppet.
It all depends i guess. I suppose it probably is much easier to manage if you just compose some images, than if you say "you gotta configure the machine" because if you can abstract away much of that stuff into containers then you're not stuck on one distro of linux, so i get why people use docker (which I call dorker btw).
twovests OP wrote
Reply to comment by flabberghaster in Thank you to Postmill for offering production-ready Docker containers by twovests
a bandaid for having too many dependencies or a workaround for people who don't want to make their software easy to deploy
I'd be curious to ask this; what could someone using a LAMP-like stack do to improve on things? I kind of thought that dependency problems were inherent to this kind of stack.
E.g. Postmill uses Postgres and PHP. Short of rewriting the PHP part in Rust or Go (which is an extreme length but would produce a mostly-static binary), or using another isolation tool like AppImage or Flatpak, I don't know any way it could be easier to deploy.
I really am asking from curiosity-- I moved to Docker because of frustration with LAMP-likes. (Shaking my fist at Nextcloud)
twovests OP wrote
Reply to comment by emma in Thank you to Postmill for offering production-ready Docker containers by twovests
the bad news is both companies are in their enshittification stage, paywalling features and trying to sell you crappy ai shit
Awh, I was really hoping this was just Docker advertising itself as good for deploying AI. Running neural networks usually means running Python, and Python package management with CUDA is so hard that (in practice) you'll just see people providing a Docker container. Some kind of "Docker AI Hub" would make sense as a product.
Looked it up, nope, it's "we'll generate your Dockerfile for you!" which is very very stupid :(
but when i've tried using podman for postmill development, it crashed, and for deploying services, i couldn't get ansible to work with it. which is weird, because ansible is also a red hat product.
Oh yeah, this was my experience too (sans ansible). I wanted to use Podman for the same reasons you listed.
Actually, according to my notes, first I tried setting up a Conduwuit server to get connected to the Matrix using Podman. So, that's two marks against it. Which is strange, since it should be the same API around the same Linux tools, where the only difference is the containers can't use root, which they shouldn't be doing anyways...
twovests OP wrote
Reply to comment by nomorepie in A REVIEW OF EVERY PIECE OF FIFTYFIFTY ADVICE POSTED SO FAR by twovests
the "start with one, go to the other halfway through" is more correct is the main thing