

100%, just take a quick look at the repo. I wish there was a rule in this community that requires a label for vibecoded apps.


100%, just take a quick look at the repo. I wish there was a rule in this community that requires a label for vibecoded apps.


I don’t think so, the previous release 10.11.6 is a few months old and the axios supply chain attack happened yesterday.


Wählste Scheiße, kriegste Scheiße. Ich hab’ kein Mitleid mehr mit meinen Mitbürger:innen, anscheinend muss es erst so richtig den Bach runtergehen, damit die Mehrheit hier irgendwas merkt. Schade, dass wir mit drinstecken. Tja.
My servers run good ol’ debian. It’s boring in the best way. A desktop environment is rather unusual for a server but you do you.


Fuck their wives, drink their blood
Come on, Jeff, get 'em
Vibe code it a bit further, then pass it back. If they can hand you slop without second thought, why shouldn’t you?


It helps to type the url correctly


but it ended up causing more problems than it solved
Gee I wonder why


Immich is exactly what you’re looking for. Debugging the installation problem will be a lot less work with a way better result than trying to get Nextcloud to do what you want.


That’s the “tweak Linux until it works” game I don’t have time to play right now.
Yeah I get that, a gaming system in particular should just work™. Luckily bazzite has been good to me in that regard, but I’m also using an AMD card - sorry to hear about your troubles.


Can’t you just rollback? I haven’t done this myself, but rolling back should be a strong suit of an atomic system like bazzite.
The best practice would be using dev container features. Those are basically install scripts that get layered onto your container. See this list for some available features or write your own.
One nice thing about features is that, in a collaborative environment, you can add required features for everyone directly in the devcontainer.json and personal preferences like a zsh feature in your settings.json (dev.containers.defaultFeatures) so they get installed into every container you open.
Yes. I run Harbor and pull all images through its proxy cache.


Season 2 only covered roughly the first half of the second game.


What a dumb name. This whole Twitter -> X rebranding was stupid to begin with, why would one imitate that?
Also - Mastodon?


YES PLEASE! I really like to buy games on GOG but having to go through 3rd party launchers to play them under linux sucks. It works, but I think a proper linux integration would really appeal to GOGs userbase, which supposably gives a fuck about digital freedom.
I didn’t know about VersityGW, looks very interesting!