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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 flabberghaster in Thank you to Postmill for offering production-ready Docker containers by twovests
Yeah, I get that. I think I'm an "old ways" person too (thank u weird people who got me into linux in 2009). Docker just feels like the "right" way for me to do the "old ways" things I've been doing.
Lots of gotchas (isolation but no security benefits at all ??? every container gets host root ???) but lots of "I-gotchya-buddy" too. (That's Docker saying "I gotchya buddy", because it loves u)
twovests wrote
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Shitting my hell
twovests wrote
I hear Nintendo is partnering with Progresso for a "soup you can suck on" thing
twovests OP wrote
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I'd love to hear more; I dislike that it's tied to a Company but I don't know enough to have qualms with the tooling. I'm still in the honeymoon phase with Dorker
twovests OP wrote
Reply to comment by flabberghaster in Thank you to Postmill for offering production-ready Docker containers by twovests
:O
twovests OP wrote
Reply to comment by missingno in Do you own {item}? And do you like it? For each item in (1) Steam Deck (2) Firearm(s) (3) Laser printer (4) Heating pad (5) Stovetop kettle by twovests
You have painted a beautiful future;;;
twovests OP wrote
now, if only i had something else i could call docker...
twovests OP wrote
Reply to comment by Jenheadjen in Do you own {item}? And do you like it? For each item in (1) Steam Deck (2) Firearm(s) (3) Laser printer (4) Heating pad (5) Stovetop kettle by twovests
CONSUMER GOODS IDENTIFIED
twovests OP wrote
Reply to comment by Jenheadjen in Do you own {item}? And do you like it? For each item in (1) Steam Deck (2) Firearm(s) (3) Laser printer (4) Heating pad (5) Stovetop kettle by twovests
hmmmm
(11) thermos or other style container (12) casual musical instrument such as ocarina or ukulele (13) label maker (14) kitchen knife (15) internet forum for posting on
twovests OP wrote
Reply to comment by WRETCHEDSORCERESS in Do you own {item}? And do you like it? For each item in (1) Steam Deck (2) Firearm(s) (3) Laser printer (4) Heating pad (5) Stovetop kettle by twovests
please elaborate on the "amazing"ness of this for us;;;
twovests OP wrote
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in a "very good" way or a "very bad" way?
twovests OP wrote
Reply to comment by Jenheadjen in Do you own {item}? And do you like it? For each item in (1) Steam Deck (2) Firearm(s) (3) Laser printer (4) Heating pad (5) Stovetop kettle by twovests
here's five more:
(6) Compression socks (7) Camping tent (8) Hand warmers (9) Mechanical pencil (10) 3D printer
twovests wrote
Reply to comment by twovests in I finally got my personal website functional by WRETCHEDSORCERESS
<script>
document.addEventListener
(
// The webpage "document" listens for an event titled "DOMContentLoaded".
"DOMContentLoaded",
// When this happens, it runs this "anonymous function"
// It takes no parameters, `()`, and runs everything inside the { }
() => {
// An array of splash text,
splashes = [
"born 2 post",
"Now with 100% more post!",
"Where's The Dog Honey?",
"I love you thiiiiiiis much",
"﷽﷽﷽﷽",
];
// And now, inside the webpage "document", find our "splash", and set its text.
// What do we set it to? splashes[ some_random_index ]
document.getElementById("splash").textContent = splashes[
Math.floor(Math.random() * splashes.length)
];
// Most programming languages have something like "Math.randrange(0, splashes.length)"
// But JavaScript hates you
}
);
</script>
<p id="splash"></p>
behold
twovests OP wrote
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not this one B)
twovests OP wrote
Reply to comment by nomorepie in pizza cereal by twovests
this sounds bad somehow
please imagine these all very puffed and grainy
twovests wrote
Reply to important nintendo news by devtesla
actually that's the Mario Movie Donkie Kong Face
twovests wrote
Reply to comment by 1930sgangster in *making a big racket* by flabberghaster
could also be a post from 1930sTennisPlayer
twovests OP wrote
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🫂♥️🦔
twovests wrote (edited )
Reply to comment by twovests in I finally got my personal website functional by WRETCHEDSORCERESS
Also I decided to implement this, if you don't want the Thrill of Discovery and would rather just have someone tell you how to do it. (Which is okay + 100% cool to do)
twovests wrote
I also want to figure out how to have randomized "splash" text on my index page like Minecraft. That should be pretty simple I figure, but I am no good with javascript so it's eluded me lol
Is your site a static page (just html+css+js files and folders) or did you take the Route Of Pain and use something like php? You can definitely do this with JavaScript
twovests wrote
Reply to Microbe Monday: Ravioli Ravioli Give Me C. testosteroni; or, the /f/orced masculinization bacterium by WRETCHEDSORCERESS
I've told all my friends irl about this
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:
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".