Dead simple to run via docker compose too. I got it up and running with LDAP in less than an hour
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Curious what tooling you're using. I think they all have the 1000 post limit but I at least found BDFRX easy to use to back up my sub's 1000 most recent posts and am just looking to host that and link to it in a future community here on lemmy
Now I just need a Framework & System76 partnership. Let framework focus on the hardware (instead of Clevo) and have System76 focus on compatibility. I could see that type of relationship being very appealing for dev shops' IT departments
This is how all countries act - in their self interest
Are you surprised? After SA continued doing business with Russia after much of the west had imposed sanctions this type of inconvenience is expected. It's petty and exactly the type of thing delegates are used to
The simplicity and ubiquity of docker compose is exactly why I haven't decided to use LXCs but instead have proxmox and one VM that handles the majority of my docker containers which I view / manage with Portainer (though not fully utilizing stacks). Proxmox is great for VM management, resource allocation, and backup and docker is great to keep overhead low, quickly recreate services, and is more commonplace these days than something akin to Vagrant
Yes, "allow" because the likes of TSMC are owned by US investment firms, have contracts with the US government and vital US companies / industries. Just as if there were companies operating in Canada owned by Chinese firms / government, they would need to allow that company to build factories / use suppliers in the US.
It will take time for tools to be built on top of lemmy to allow for more robust moderation
Admit they dropped the ball when it came to decision making and let employees know they are taking care of their cash cow (power users, content creators, and mods).
Interesting, I self-host a vaultwarden instance and the firefox add-on for bitwarden is able to talk to it just fine. I wonder if you did the captcha via the browser if the add-on would still attempt to prompt you for it
It's from Babylon Bee so par for the course of bad conservative boomer humor
It's always been Adobe's approach, get em hooked, snuff out competition (or just straight up acquire them), push educators toward materials that are software specific instead of more vague, then push for sales and sue firms using bootleg versions.
After using Figma a fair bit at work and Penpot at home, man the Penpot team is really doing some cool work that I can see rivalling Figma in no time