Aww, cats gonna explore!
Aww, cats gonna explore!
Yeah it seems like HA OS is the way to go, running the separate Docker containers has been a headache and breaks/take time more than it’s worth
For anyone trying to google a solution, I got it to work with the below in Portainer
version: ‘3.7’
services:
api:
image: 'gthole/drink-stash:latest'
init: true
restart: 'always'
environment:
- SECRET_KEY=*enter-a-key-here*
- ALLOWED_HOSTS=*enter-ip-here*
- DJANGO_SUPERUSER_USERNAME=*can-be-whatever*
- DJANGO_SUPERUSER_EMAIL=*duh*
- DJANGO_SUPERUSER_PASSWORD=*make-it-up*
- DJANGO_SUPERUSER_FIRST_NAME=*John*
- DJANGO_SUPERUSER_LAST_NAME=*Smith*
- INITIAL_FIXTURES=recipes
ports:
- 8081:8000
volumes:
- /volume1/docker/drink-stash/data:/data
- /volume1/docker/drink-stash/public:/public
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Not sure why the downvote, its right there on the website https://tailscale.com/pricing/
The Titanic is at like 12,500 ft deep though
I think the important thing is to keep Spotify from being the only way you can stream music. While I agree you can buy discs or digital downloads, these are fundamentally different methods of consumption from streaming.
Stopping Spotify purchasing the exclusive rights to stream prevents a monopoly where, if you want to stream, you are ‘forced’ to use Spotify and pay/listen to ads there. Keeping artists’ options open allows the most customer-friendly streaming service to win out as consumers choose which streaming service gives them the best product to listen to who they want
City Skylines 2! The trailer looked good and they are including more in the base then CS1, plus it seems they have responded to some feedback on cars and including parking for the amount in the game
The commute is brutal. I constantly reference it as my least favorite part of the job. While they have done some accommodation by doing a 4/10 week and permissible WFH, it still is something I’m looking to change
Daily? Because they get trapped in a situation that doesn’t give them options. I live near the bus/light rail in my city, but the best job opportunity I got is 20 miles further out towards the exurbs. Its a 30 minute drive vs a 90 min bus/bike trip. Looking for something much nearer as the commute sucks, but when we build our cities like we do it really limits our citizens’ options sometimes
Yeah, the digg v4 move didn’t have identical reasons as now, but it sure felt familar
I know that was ~12 years ago, but to go from that to “we will continue to be profit-driven until we are profitable” is one hell of a character arc for a website
Look up Digg v4. I was mainly a digg user until this point in Aug 2010. They redesigned the website and took away the downvote button. There were also increasing concerns from the frequent posters that the front page was getting more and more monolithic, you’d see like 20 stories from 2-3 websites at the top all the time.
Switching over to Reddit at first was hard. The site wasn’t “pretty” like digg and the content was much more unfiltered. It was like moving out to the wild west - rough, a little scary, and had a ton to explore
Imagine having to have a different web browser for every website you visited, that’s what 80% of apps feel like. Can’t you just make a decent mobile site?
That’s an interesting point. It was frustrating from a new player’s perspective to have to wait around and get thrown in with no knowledge to eventually get killed without any sense of progress to then repeat the cycle, but for ranked games I see how longer queuing times could help.
Steep learning curve, having to wait to join a match in order to play, and not having time to just enjoy the world are my big turnoffs. I would love to run around a PUBG map with just like AI bandits and some animals
Shut up and take my money any time I see something I’m real excited about for sure
11 years on reddit and seeing its long slow decline its just sad. A return to the basics was very necessary. Removing subs from r/all, messing with the voting, “new” reddit, a clamp down on content…it just kept getting worse and worse. As long as I could use RIF and old.reddit it was fine, but the writing is on the wall at this point.
While most of their users are used to the newer layout from other social media, my goal was always to see the most number of posts I could on a single page and have a clean ad-free experience. Lemmy seems to get this
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