Fair. I was tired of scrolling on a touch screen by that point. Didn't look too closely
Darkassassin07
- Dairy Products
Eggs, milk, cheese, butter, all of it.
Fuck me thats a long list. Here's a summary in the order I found them. Probably missed a few, I'm on mobile and it's Sunday...
- Meat.
- Eggs.
- Dairy products.
- Various fruit+veg.
- Beans.
- Nuts.
- Coffee.
- Tea.
- Various seasonings (vanilla, nutmeg, pepper, etc)
- Grain.
- Cooking oils.
- Sugar.
- Chocolate.
- Pasta.
- Alcohol. (wine+spirits)
- Tobacco.
- Sand.
- Perfume/Beauty products.
- Cleaning products.
- Appliances.
- Building materials.
- Misc housewares.
- Clothing.
- Linens (sheets, towels, drapery, curtains, etc)
- Diamonds.
- Silver.
- Platinum. (I didn't see gold oddly, just gold plated silver)
- Jewelry.
- Hand/power tools.
- Industrial equipment/machinery.
- Firearms.
- Explosives.
- Light fittings/bulbs.
- ~~Video game consoles.~~
- Casino game consoles
- Playing Cards.
- Paintings.
Supposedly docker volumes are faster than plain bind mounts; but I've not really noticed a difference.
They also allow you to use docker commands to backup and restore volumes.
Finally you can specify storage drivers, which let you do things like mount a network share (ssh, samba, nfs, etc) or a cloud storage solution directly to the container.
Personally I just use bind mounts for pretty much every bit of persistent data. I prefer to keep my compose files alongside the container data organized to my standards in an easy to find folder. I also like being able to navigate those files without having to use docker commands, and regularly back them up with borg.
Enact a full trade embargo; nothing in, nothing out.
I'm not apologizing for anyone, I'm just telling you what I see; and that's democrats constantly being drowned out by loud republicans so much so that you now have a fascist dictator and his nazi boyfriend sitting comfortably in the highest office in the land, dismantling your democracy from within and almost nothing standing in their way.
TBH I'm in favour of a full embargo. Halt trade altogether.