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Go is not a dependency. Go is a compiled language, once you download the frankenphp binary you do not need anything else, whereas you still need php for yours.

The readme is fully ai generated so its not a great start, but I checked anyway and yes the only thing I agree with is the lack of X-Accel-Redirect which really bother me.

I know about safety I'm literally in the process at work of going through our app to check for this exact issue since we are moving to frankenphp. And it's quite easy, unless you did something REALLY WRONG in your app, it's just a matter of implementing the ResetInterface [0]

[0] https://github.com/symfony/contracts/blob/main/Service/Reset...

i don't understand the use case for 1x2.5gbs + 1x1gbs for a router. Why not both 2.5gbs it's not like you'll be running lots of stuff on the router itself so it would be more useful to have a wan AND a lan at 2.5 (outside of load balancing for a lot of wifi devices of course)

OpenPrinter 17 days ago

Yeah maybe you're lucky but I've had 3 printers in my life, ink jets, and those are the three individual worst tech experience I've ever had

La Machine 2 months ago

one hundred and twenty nine dollars is an insane amount of money to demand for that

It can be done with proton, or at least it used to be possible (Not sure, didn't check in a while) thanks to their bridge. A small local software you'd run that decrypt everything and provides a local imap server with the decrypted content

yeah especially for vibecoded apps.

What the heck is going on in the commits though, the messages are useless ("Update frontend (1 files)") and there's tons of "Initial commit — CryptIRC v0.3.0" commits.

The index.html is insane. 12.5k lines long, everything embedded in it

Docker already fills up my dev machines yet they decided for this insane solution:

The containerd image store uses more disk space than the legacy storage drivers for the same images. This is because containerd stores images in both compressed and uncompressed formats, while the legacy drivers stored only the uncompressed layers.

Why ?

Compiling standard Java is great, that's pretty interesting but I wonder how you could use the app's class in your own classes since those are not in the classpath at compile time.. I would love to mod Android apps but I'm not sure where to properly start. For now Xposed modules does the job but I'd love to be able to patch my apps to run on non modded devices