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Comment #49241508
I was able to install it on Fedora from the .rpm distributed on their GitHub releases: https://github.com/docker/sbx-releases/releases
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Comment #49076789
The .container units get the job done, but if you want to manage a stack of containers and are familiar with Kubernetes, or just like YAML, I recommend using the .kube units instea…
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Comment #48679491
The archive.ph link gives me a looping CAPTCHA…
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Comment #47899787
That's probably why they qualified it with 'almost'.
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Comment #47290187
Obviously. Now think of the wants and workflows of your average user and is starts to make sense.
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Comment #47290157
Never expected someone to call GNOME straight up ugly. IMO it's currently the most stylish DE out there by far (comparing to the default look of other DEs). Opinions, huh.
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Comment #47286803
Thank you so much for replying! Seems promising, I will take a closer look. I'm definitely looking forward to possibly buying a Graphene-powered Motorola phone in the future.
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Comment #47251139
Not possible in Finland. :( I'm using the one bank (OP) that used to allow rooted devices to use their app, but even they eventually blocked it via SafetyNet.
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Comment #47250705
I agree that the features should ideally be provided by the base system so that the user does not have to "hack them in" with root-powered apps. But the reality is that most Androi…
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Comment #46515582
Happy Year of the Horse!
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Comment #46442756
Isn't what you're describing solved by `uv tool install`?
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Comment #46340874
It's Redacted.sh, a.k.a. RED. They have around three million torrents. But like What.CD, Redacted.sh is a private tracker, so you can't just jump in and see the content.
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Comment #46189018
My additional recommendations: 1. You don't need a separate browser extension for blocking cookie notices, Ublock Origin can do that just fine. You just need to enable the cookie n…
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Comment #45999770
I'd be surprised if it did, there's no technical reason to require those. Also, SafetyNet is deprecated in favor of Play Integrity, so you're not likely to see the former in any ne…
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Comment #45763963
> it’s nothing like dreaming. That's interesting. When I close my eyes and imagine "seeing" things, I would actually describe it as pretty much exactly like the sensation I have wh…
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Comment #45752435
uv has played well with Docker in my experience, from dev containers to CI/CD to production image builds. Would be interested to hear what is not working for you. The uv docs even …
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Comment #45571742
> Any good solutions for passing secrets around that don't involve environment variables or regular plain text files? Honestly, my answer is still systemd-creds. It's easy to use a…
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Comment #45493305
Interesting, the readme for that library says that NFSv4 is supported. So that likely means that VLC is doing something wrong on their side, because only NFSv3 works?
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Comment #45493116
Yes, that's what at least the `nfs-server` service on Fedora does by default. And VLC also supports v3 on Android… maybe they use the same implementation as Kodi behind the scenes?…
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Comment #45485995
Would be cool if this also had a `retry` sub-command, for running any commands with an exponential backoff retry logic. Similar to these Rust tools: https://github.com/demoray/retr…
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Comment #45484450
NFS v4.2. Easy to set up if you don't need authentication. Very good throughput, at least so long as your network gear isn't the bottleneck. I think it's the best choice if your cl…
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Comment #45484279
I looked into this a while ago and was surprised to find that no file explorer on Android seems to support it[1]. However, I did notice that VLC for Android does support it, though…
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Comment #45435234
I think they can get away with the "close enough" solutions since Python's type annotations don't have any runtime contracts by default. Might be off-putting to people who are more…
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Comment #45419190
By default, Mypy warns you if try to reassign a method of any object[1]. It will also warn you when you access non-existent attributes[2]. So if you have a variable typed as `objec…
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Comment #45405098
That's what I use it for. If you type something as `object`, static type checkers can just narrow down the exact typing later.