I can get that and I also prefer sticking to major versions. However, I am chaotic and easily have 50 different docker images, checking all the release cycle of all of those gets exhausting.

I believe I need to start generating notifications if a tag has not received an update for more than 30d.

I hate providers not offering me a latest tag. Is there any valid reason not to do that?

Even worse, super stupid version tags such as MinIO is using: RELEASE.2025-09-07T16-13-09Z-cpuv1 (I wish I made that up)

@talkingpumpkin@lemmy.world you have the genes of IE6

They are chemically different and have different effects. Use “Oxi”.

The amount matters. Sodium percarbonate is much safer to use compared to sodium hypochlorite. And again, the sodium percarbonate does much more than just bleaching.

Bleach is not the name of a chemical, but a group of chemicals with a specific property. In this case, the oxidizer (usually hydrogen peroxide or sodium percarbonate) is also acting as bleach. The same goes for chlorine.

Don’t use clorine in a washing mashine. It will disinfect the machine, but it does not react the same way as hydrogen peroxide or sodium percarbonate. Additionally, chlorine might attack synthetic materials that are needed for the machine to work.

If you have a dish washer, put one of those tabs inside the washing mashine directly, then run it on max heat, full cycle. If you don’t have that, buy something with “Oxi” in the name. There should be a few cheap brands.

What an interesting project! Unfortunately I need MCP support, which is why I now host my own GitLab instance to get rid of GitHub.

If the water is not able to pump off, you wouldn’t be able to open the door. So water flows, meaning the pump is able to work. Don’t worry about the big objects, the pump itself is protected. Odor comes mostly from bacteria, which is killed by heat. Dead bacteria still smells, which is why you use a oxidizer or tensides to get rid of those.

The oxidizer is quite impressive at decomposing anything organic, including hair. So just go ahead and try it.

Ignore them. Anything that does not get dissolved will most likely not be an issue for your laundry.

Heat + oxidizer will clean the washing mashine. Let it run on max heat and put some oxidizing powder in there. Empty, obviously.

Afterwards, your machine is basically sterile and the odors should be gone.