Why would you recommend people make the effort to switch to Podman if you can’t name any benefits of doing so?
Why would you recommend people make the effort to switch to Podman if you can’t name any benefits of doing so?
I find that this is best explained by the four types of documentation theory. Often when you’re starting out, you need a tutorial or how-to guide (or even just an overview of what the purpose and design language of the API is), rather than a reference, which is what nearly all API documentation is.
STBSQL?
GNU’s Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix Not Unix CORE DUMP: OUT OF MEMORY EXCEPTION
Ever since I looked up “java download” and had to go through the horrible process on the Oracle site, I decided that they didn’t want me to download Java so I should avoid it, and that has always proved to be a good decision
A good number do, but you won’t hear anything during normal operation. If your vomputer has ever beeped at you when you try to turn it on at 0% battery, accessed the bios, etc., there’s a good chance that was the motherboard speaker.
Neat!
But if we hide the complexity, surely we won’t ever have to deal with it! /s
Funnily enough I do use NixOS for my server! It’s not quite what I was describing but it does allow me to host easily.
Someday I hope we have a server technology that’s platform-agnostic and you can just add things like “Minecraft Server” or “Email Server” to a list and it’ll install, configure, and host everything in the list with a sensible default config. I imagine you could make the technology fairly easily, although keeping up with new services, versions, security updates, etc. would be quite the hassle. But that’s what collaboration is for!
Heads up, that spoiler syntax doesn’t work on normal lemmy
And the only thing more important than readability is whether or not the code does what it’s supposed to do.
Isn’t that exactly what Rust is supposed to be good at
Sometimea the smallest logical unit of an algorithm uses more than 3 levels of indentation
There’s no place like localhost
I’d consider them vegetables for cooking purposes
Yeah, I have Featherserver for my server, Featherbeast for my laptop (named because it has decent specs), and Featherphone for my phone.
Perfume salesmen have entered the chat
JS gets us
There’s no “undefined” in JSON either