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- Comment on Umami is compromised - upgrade immediately 4 days ago:
Yeah but Umami is an analytics engine power by client side tracking. If it was behind a VPN it would be useless.
- Comment on Umami is compromised - upgrade immediately 4 days ago:
I don’t know about “all umami instances being infected” but they were certainly all vulnerable.
- Comment on 'Huge respect to the folks at Obsidian': Todd Howard invited Obsidian devs onto Fallout season 2's set so they could see New Vegas in the flesh 1 week ago:
Unless both 10 years ago and 1 year ago you replayed them on a computer from the late 90’s, you didn’t get as many random events as were intended. Your doubt isn’t a factor, it’s just how the game works.
The very fact that you think random events were such a small part of those games also confirms you weren’t getting as many as you were supposed to lol.
- Comment on Introducing Proton Sheets 1 week ago:
Well you got me there.
- Comment on 'Huge respect to the folks at Obsidian': Todd Howard invited Obsidian devs onto Fallout season 2's set so they could see New Vegas in the flesh 1 week ago:
Oh yeah I’m aware of that. It’s just that foundational game mechanics are still broken to this day lol. Like the game never really reached a polished state, without mods.
- Comment on 'Huge respect to the folks at Obsidian': Todd Howard invited Obsidian devs onto Fallout season 2's set so they could see New Vegas in the flesh 1 week ago:
That’s why lol. The random events were tied to your cpu speed, and with faster more modern processors you wouldn’t see nearly as many random events.
- Comment on Tuvix - Self-Hosted RSS Aggregator 1 week ago:
When you say AI, do you mean you’re vibe coding this, or like you’re using AI as a learning tool?
- Comment on 'Huge respect to the folks at Obsidian': Todd Howard invited Obsidian devs onto Fallout season 2's set so they could see New Vegas in the flesh 1 week ago:
They never fixed the bugs lol
- Comment on 'Huge respect to the folks at Obsidian': Todd Howard invited Obsidian devs onto Fallout season 2's set so they could see New Vegas in the flesh 1 week ago:
How long ago did you play Fallout 1 and 2?
- Comment on 'Huge respect to the folks at Obsidian': Todd Howard invited Obsidian devs onto Fallout season 2's set so they could see New Vegas in the flesh 1 week ago:
Not quiet at all. Lots of people loved 3. I’m old enough to remember when NV was the red headed stepchild of the series. I don’t think you’ve picked up on the fact that New Vegas is a cult hit. It didn’t become everyone’s favorite for half a decade at least after its release.
- Comment on 'Huge respect to the folks at Obsidian': Todd Howard invited Obsidian devs onto Fallout season 2's set so they could see New Vegas in the flesh 1 week ago:
A lot of folks really live 76. And it’s the only game in the series that offers them what they like, so why wouldn’t they?
- Comment on Introducing Proton Sheets 1 week ago:
It’s not competing with word, it’s competing with Google Sheets.
- Comment on Introducing Proton Sheets 1 week ago:
Why would someone use Fastmail when there’s protonmail?
- Comment on Introducing Proton Sheets 1 week ago:
No
- Comment on Quitting Spotify for Navidrome 1 week ago:
You’re right about that.
I do sometimes miss PlexAmp, but the native Emby application for music on iOS is pretty decent. Just kinda wish it was decoupled from the main app.
- Comment on Quitting Spotify for Navidrome 1 week ago:
They both suck pretty bad
- Comment on Don't throw away your old PC—it makes a better NAS than anything you can buy 1 week ago:
IIRC raspberry pis aren’t great as big storage NAS due to limited io but like for a small amount of home storage more than adequate.
- Comment on Don't throw away your old PC—it makes a better NAS than anything you can buy 1 week ago:
I have an old Intel 1440 desktop that runs 24/7 hooked up to a UPS along with a Beelink miniPC, my router, and a POE switch and the UPS is reporting a combined 100w.
- Comment on Don't throw away your old PC—it makes a better NAS than anything you can buy 1 week ago:
My UnRAID server is an HP desktop machine from 2011. More than capable of running dozens of services without tons of storage.
- Comment on Don't throw away your old PC—it makes a better NAS than anything you can buy 1 week ago:
My main application server is a middling office desktop computer from 2011. Runs dozens of services without a sweat.
- Comment on ZaneOps is a great self hosted PaaS alternative to Vercel and Netlify 1 week ago:
You are correct, Dokploy and Coolify are both listed as inspirations for ZaneOps.
- Comment on ZaneOps is a great self hosted PaaS alternative to Vercel and Netlify 1 week ago:
lol not quite but I catch your drift.
- Comment on ZaneOps is a great self hosted PaaS alternative to Vercel and Netlify 1 week ago:
Portainer is a container management system first and foremost and though it’s become somewhat of a PaaS over time, its focus is still on managing containerized workloads more than anything else.
ZaneOps could kinda function like a poor man’s Portainer if you used it exclusively to manage containers, but it’s functionality leans more towards automated building and deployment via GitOps.
For example, to deploy my static site on Portainer, I’d have to build my static site, containerize it, upload the container image to a registry (or directly to Portainer), then use Portainer to configure the environment and deploy the con trainer.
With ZaneOps, I store the Astro/11ty/other SSG files in a Git repo, and on any commit ZaneOps will automatically recognize the SSG framework I’m using, use Docker Swarm to spin up a container to build the site into static files, containerize it for me, and deploy the container. It will health check the new container before deploying it in a blue/green deployment model so that the old site is removed only after the new one is up and available.
It’s the same workflow as deploying a site to GitHub Pages using GitHub Actions if you’ve ever done that.
Cockpit isn’t much like either, it’s just a web based server management tool.
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- Comment on Immich Is Now Stable! 2 weeks ago:
Nothing. Just helps pay for development.
- Comment on Immich Is Now Stable! 2 weeks ago:
Wasn’t it stable like a month ago?
- Comment on Microsoft AI CEO Puzzled by People Being "Unimpressed" by AI 2 weeks ago:
You needed an AI to create a few dozen JSON files for you or else it would have taken you days?
You’re kinda just proving the luddites right.
- Comment on How A Blast From The Past 3 weeks ago:
This was the peak of human civilization.
- Comment on Microsoft confirms Windows 11 is about to change massively, gets enormous backlash - Neowin 4 weeks ago:
What importance exactly
- Comment on Years later, Arkane’s Dishonored is still a modern stealth classic 4 weeks ago:
Well an assassin kills his targets. He doesn’t kill every innocent bystander he sees. In the first game, the guard enemies you see are your colleagues who are fully under the impression that you are a traitor who killed the empress. They are functionally your enemies during the game, but they are ultimately the good guys.
The rebel leaders, especially the admiral are going to complain about you killing who are also basically his men.