Can’t remember the last time I was sober for an OS upgrade

If you like Lemmy you might like ibis, also by @[email protected]

Any layer is better than no layer.

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1. You want to go from the bottom of that list up. Do the boring before the fun or you’ll have to redo the fun to make it work right with the boring.
2. PiHole. (After backups, before media apps)

They might make this an excuse to do those things, sure, but Valve has more money than they know what to do with.

I’m counting this thread as my risky click of the day

My dad had one of these fuckin’ things and it ruled.

Selfh.st is a great directory and newsletter.

You can also interpret it as, “Read their fucking manuals.”

Tell me you don’t read the manual without saying you don’t read the manual.

I can recall a few! Mastodon. Lemmy. PiHole. Penpot. Mealie. Uptime Kuma.

They all mention required steps to upgrade between releases, including what to do to your docker installations and environment variables.

RTFM

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Fast and cheap it is.

If you want it done Fast and Good, it will not be done Cheap.

If you want it done Fast and Cheap, it will not be done Good.

If you want it done Good and Cheap, it will not be done Fast.

what if I do want my services to be accessed through mysite.com directly instead of a specific per-service subdomain

Nope, not how the Internet works.

This isn’t nearly enough to change my opinion of DHH, an out-and-proud piece of shit.

There’s no pirating directly from the source, but there’s nothing stopping you from pooling cash from your buddies and setting up email forwarding.

No, not at all.

They are a shorthand for “give me the index of this directory” rather than “give me the first file you find named this.” In some configurations, the presence of absence of a trailing slash dramatically reduces the amount of computation an HTTP server must execute before responding to the request.

Look into the GitHub integration. Your pipeline could be StackEdit -> GitHub + GitHub Actions -> Self-hosted final destination.