

I use it for work so it felt natural to do it at home too. If anyone has time to learn it as a hobby and doesn’t mind a challenge, I recommend it. But IMO you need to already be familiar with a lot of containerization concepts


I use it for work so it felt natural to do it at home too. If anyone has time to learn it as a hobby and doesn’t mind a challenge, I recommend it. But IMO you need to already be familiar with a lot of containerization concepts


I use k3s and argocd to keep everything synced to the configuration checked into a git repo. But I wouldn’t recommend that to someone just getting started with containers; kubernetes is a whole new beast to wrestle with.


It’s not that it’s purpose or implementation is unclear, it’s how bad I was at coding 2 years 6 months 2 months last week


Yesss I have found my people


Those other species weren’t the authors of the global ecosystem’s demise, even with an understanding of the situation and opportunity to change the course of events
Not really a fair comparison, is what I’m saying.
It’s one thing if they’re ignorant of the company they’re supporting but it they are knowingly supporting a morally bankrupt organization I judge them haaaard


Maybe view it through a different lens. It was a dark comedy to me. I was constantly bursting out laughing at how much these entitled pricks couldn’t get out of their own way. They just play it straight and never give a wink to the audience


Break your project down into bite size goals.
Start with cleaning the bathroom.






I don’t know if I’m radical or not.
It’s not the only possible criteria of course, but certainly the easiest to check for:
Can you do a kickflip?
Oh good, at least I’ll have some new nightmares to look forward to
grow up, use “git add -p” and craft perfect artisanal commits
I have about a dozen aliases of various mistypings of “git”. Somehow I still hit unaliased typo once in a while


You do eventually get the close tag, when you log out. Lol


Yer doing it wrong
T3 portrays the actual moments of the rise of skynet, so even though I don’t normally recommend it, for purposes of this discussion I wish you had seen it 😂


Incredibly true for me these days. But don’t fret, shellcheck and tldp.org is all you need. And maybe that one stackoverflow answer about how to get the running script’s directory


This one is my bookmark
http://xkcd.com/1205/
I have 37TB of media and another 10 in the download queue waiting for storage to be freed up. Which probably would equate to tens of thousands of torrents (or nzbs in my case). So it was absolutely worth my time