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FYI you can get these relatively cheap from Hertz if you don’t mind the base model. Sure it was a rental, but many of them have <15k miles
FYI you can get these relatively cheap from Hertz if you don’t mind the base model. Sure it was a rental, but many of them have <15k miles
I don’t want to rain on your parade, but maybe that’s more of an indictment about ridiculous licensing costs for lightning
You act like it’s a frantic reach to turn arbitrary news into a class struggle.
It’s legit, nothing has happened to me so far
Given that it requires self-reporting from the command line, I feel like the people that are more likely to be on the cutting edge may be more likely to report as well
If you’re not streets ahead you’re streets behind
This. I had the same issue, and just about every tutorial focuses on the command line, and I get why… It’s way more powerful and actually becomes the standard that people who are using docker repeatedly would need to learn.
That being said, this was my first foray into containerizing things since VMware became a thing. So I needed a UI that felt familiar and helped me understand some of the Dockers specific settings and configurations. This was a godsend in helping me get things up and running, and then later I had to learn how to do it properly with docker compose.
For what it’s worth, I still keep my portainer instance running, and use it for some administration stuff like resets, but I think it helps smooth my learning curve. Docker via the command line exclusively pretty much requires you to understand all of the notions and concepts involved.
Proton VPN Linux support isn’t as clean ootb. I used a docker image that supported vpns (with transmission) that works well and basically just uses the VPN for torrenting by providing an .ovpn config
Thanks for taking the time.
I’ve been using the literal terminal app like a caveman I guess… What do these weird apps give me over my regular terminal?
People mentioned tabs and stuff but like… I have tabs?
I’m high AF and new to Linux, what is a terminal emulator?
Let the boys be boys
Not having Microsoft install candy crush and reenable telemetry trackers with every update.
Non dev here but curious, why does react suck?