catbox exists

I don’t have the pictrs container running on my instance.

I shut down the pictrs or whatever docker container on my instance so all I host is containers and the database. All the images that I see on my instance are external links. I can check by just looking at the rendered HTML.

https://files.catbox.moe/vm4yxl.png

Probably the same reason the bot didn’t even respond. No one loves you.

False.

I use LibreOffice every day. Never had a problem but I’m also a developer and not a Office Slave.

I don’t think you have a good grasp of how DNS works.

We need to actively start sabotaging the data sources these LLMs are based on. Make AI worthless.

How about not making suggestions? Just show me what I’m subbed to. I don’t need nor want a massive billion dollar company doing anything for me.

Someone else paying would be the only reason I would bother getting anywhere close to that corner of the world.

Opensource FTW

Imagine being that stockholmed.

Why not just play games that work in Linux, on Linux?

I won’t. I’ll have a fork I merge without the tracking and let a CI/CD pipeline compile a release for me! ;)

Farm likes?? Are you lost? What are you talking about? Lemmy doesn’t have karma.

Local pay for an international company is theft

Right but you’ve got to remember that these are off the shelf computers so they need cabling and wires, fans, all manner of drives that will fail, connections to the outside. Are they cooling the CPUs with saltwater or just the cooling equipment? Because either way is either risky via corrosion or just as inefficient, now with the added complication of having everything at the mercy of N, underwater.

Again, this whole thing just screams like greenwashing horseshit and the fact that there’s been no update for half a decade leads me to believe that the project was a failure.

Yes we all know that designs are always perfect and never stupid or wasteful for greenwashing and marketing.

No it isn’t. What DC do you work at? We recycle hardware as much as fucking possible until its worthless and then it’s sold to anyone who wants it in the company first and then the rest is sold on ebay and craigslist.

But we recycle e-waste. You’re not recycling shit that’s been corroded by the ocean. It’s ruined, not just obsolete. We already have fully-renewable data-centers. This just makes more problems than it solves which is why there’s been no update to this article from 2018.

Which makes you wonder why there’s no update because this is something that we’ve known about for thousands of years and still need to constantly repaint boats because the ocean doesn’t give a fuck.

One hasn’t been corroded by the ocean.

For microsoft at the expense of the fucking planet.

Do you know what salt water does to literally almost any man made materials?

It’s not clean at all. You’re burying disposable hardware into extremely corrosive salt water and then throwing away the whole thing when it fails. What the fuck is green about that?

That sounds monumentally more wasteful.

Yeah that’s totally more environmently friendly to chuck hardware to the mercy of salt water… What could go wrong there??

Looking at the code, you should just need to add to the constant object at the top of the blocktherich.js file.

Also, the block button is there if you don’t like what you see.

Done and done. Thanks for making lemmy a great space with intelligent discourse. 🙄

fork it and make your own plugin package.

I started with gaming servers back in the quake 2 days, then got into doing web stuff, then I made a career out of Linux. Now I build systems for fun and for profit. I try and contribute to FOSS projects in any way I can and hope one day one of these stupid utilities I come up with is actually useful to someone.

But you’re not addressing any of that. You’re just blasting your configurations that you pilfered from the official documents. The official guide is far easier, far more flexible, and far more resilient as you’re not relying on shared resources.

no admin should follow your guide.

What makes your guide any different than the official guide?

https://join-lemmy.org/docs/administration/install_docker.html

The official guide is better written, far less complicated, and generally works perfectly fine for someone who knows what they are doing. I had my instance setup on a new digital ocean droplet in a few hours, with lets encrypt and cloudflare.

What does your guide do different other than pass off docker compose files that you didn’t write?