Still not convinced that this isn’t a covert marketing operation…

Can I have a couple of bottles of that?

It is literally insane. The codes/links usually only work for 10-15 minutes. If the mail fails the RFC 5321 recommends a retry interval of at least 30 minutes (for up to 4 to 5 days).

Not sure what you mean with loading pages, but maybe you should look into classless CSS for a minimal look. One of my favorites is Water.css when I just want to have something other than the browser default HTML styling, but there are many more.

They would rewrite TOS again?

Yes, that is how that works.

And what about people they want to migrate from GitHub?

Slop to Microslop, code to Codeberg. That simple.

Disk space and bandwidth was more expensive back then

Don’t worry, AI will fix that by making it expensive again

Damn, I thought I called it 8 months ago, but that was about reading heart rates using wifi…

ChangeDetection does not necessarily need a browser and can be run without, but can do more with it (e.g. bypass some bot protections or even do some steps on the website, like filling a form, before checking for changes).

I personally like Karakeep with Floccus a lot

This was created with AI, so while it seems interesting, I will give it some time for others to find issues with their backups. Maybe in a couple years.

Which is also a pretty good tactic in Monopoly: try to buy as many houses as possible, but do not upgrade to hotels - exhaust the housing market- that way the other players cannot upgrade either

What is your struggle with db backups? Databasus makes it so trivial for me personally.

Well, if I had to guess, it’s

Don’t let good be the enemy of perfect here. Most systems wont be replaced in a year but even with tiny steps you can reach a milestone. It is extremely important to reduce dependence on other states for the own state to function, especially if it is led by a nazi orange.

Not sure what Docker Hub has, but as sys admin you can pin to a specific 256sha, so that specific image can’t be taken over. However that conflicts with the idea of just running Watchtower.

Which system are you using? SELinux/AppArmot active? Can you share your compose? There are manyavariables at play here.

Other than that: Setting UID/GID via environmental variable is usually wrong, mostly from a design perspective of the container. There is a user directive during build as well as during deploy to use for that.

From a quick look at the docker file it does look like the user you use to run linkding needs to be in the root group.

BUT rootless podman maps the root user (usually to your user ID) to so the root user inside the container has not the same ID as the one outside. So I would suggest setting the permissions of the volume to your user for now.

Another way to figure out which user to use: just start a new/clean instance of the service and look at the new volumes.

But why? Especially looking at the power supply.

Once you get used to it, it is pretty ideal for typing with both thumbs. The core principle is that the buttons are bigger and less used buttons are placed further outward from the center and at the bottom.

(In this example I’ve highlighed all letters from the bottom 2 rows which are slower to type due to thumb movement. Keep in mind that I am using a german layout for english text, the other layouts place some letters differently.)

It is also great because it causes visible confusion to people seeing my screen or even worse wanting to type something on it.

But most importantly: it works for me. Back when I switched to Typewise open source keyboards did not have swiping (or it wasnt great). And the default keyboard layout is not great for typing with my fat thumbs. Typewise worked so well for me that I do not miss swiping at all. Of course it is a matter of preference.

I just got attached to Typewise (despite not being Open Source sadly). It is one of few apps, where I bought an expensive lifetime option.