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Thank you

They'll be forced to embed alternative stores in the PlayStation.

I won't wait for it though. After 28 years of always having a Sony at home, it ends here for me at the age of 35.

What a horrible page to navigate

Tried it. Docker wasn't preinstalled so asked Claude to do it and make sure it's running (supervisord or the likes isn't preinstalled).

It neatly did so and "registered" it as a sprite service. Then I exited my session, waiting for the sprite to go idle, but I don't think it ever does.. Still have it active. Don't know how to idle it.

Can't tell for sure if this means I'm losing credits as there is no billing usage shown anywhere.

Also waiting for the moment where I can launch a sprite from another's checkpoint.

Gitlab

SourceGraph

Damn that's cool! Nice work

Thank you

I was about to explore sqlite/litestream but didn't because we have two services (cron and admin-web) that write to the database. Regular www-web services are read-only.

We only have one instance of cron and admin-web. We could make sure they are always on the same host. So reading this made me happy.

Do you have a blog/gist where I can find/steal some of your work?

Discussed at: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34996382

kthnxbye

We were contemplating going to GitHub. This sealed the deal.

As GitLab’s first price increase in more than five years

How long ago did they force Bronze users to their "Premium? Feels like less than two years ago.

Did not think about in-app browsers. Good point

What do you mean?

One of the killer features of ngrok (for me) is that it neatly logs all request- and response data.

Does anyone know of an alternative that does this as well?

I have and it works just as fine for me.

TailScale seems to have a better ui and more tooling (File sharing, SSH, ...). Even though those recently led to RCE[0]

0: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33695886

Anyone knows an alternative that also keeps track of the incoming requests and their response data? Preferably with the option to replay requests.

Docker Desktop for Mac released an experimental file sharing implementation back in March[0]. It made working with Docker bearable.

Does anyone know how well Podman performs on Mac? Especially file sharing.

Edit: A quick Google led me back to this HackerNews comment[1]. Looks like Docker for Mac is faster.

[0] https://www.docker.com/blog/speed-boost-achievement-unlocked...

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32307595

I don't know anything, but chuckled because of today's news: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33380500

You are correct

And then you see it get marked as stale and closed after a month of inactivity.

I hate that practice with a passion. I don't care there are 1000 issues open. I do care there are 1000 unresolved issues closed by a bot.

I should create a bot that auto-replies "I believe this is still unresolved" for issues I have under the "File it" category!

Today I got everything working using BlueStacks.

You still have to root the emulated device as you would with a regular device. But it works

I clicked and as you said, there is a lot of political video's and violence but also a shit ton of pedo-talk.

Added it to my pihole. And now I need some feelgood or else I can't sleep tonight

Did you think yours would?

Nope. Been self-hosting for four years without any issues.

We only do security upgrades or wait for x.1 upgrades. Never x.0

The hosted .com however I wouldn't recommend.

YouTube Vanced also has it integrated btw. You have to enable it in your settings

Have your runWarm sleep for 500ms and execute 50 of them concurrently. As long as none of the functions are finished and you start a new one you get a new instance, at least that's what I think.

You can get 50 hot instances that way no?

I'd rather scale per connections. Have a lambda instance do 50 concurrent requests. Something like https://fly.io but cheaper.

I set an s-maxage of at least a minute. Keeps my servers from being hugged to death while not having to invalidate manually.

It does not for me. I was under the impression it only hides ads. I'm using ublock origin on mobile but still see the cookie notice.

We tried it but it didn't work out for us.

You don't know what your issue description was after you send an issue through service desk. You just get a generic reply that starts as the email-chain.

The issue templating doesn't work obviously, the quality of created issues drop.

We have a small development team (20) but 100+ clients that have reporter role.

We are in the process of moving out some clients so we could use Starter. Premium was too expensive because reporters count as a user and guests are only free in Ultimate.

So now we are looking for alternatives, which sucks because as a developer I really liked Gitlab.

Does anyone have any recommendations?