no, it’s actually preferable that you don’t.

docker volume manager will actually mount it for you, you can see where using the “docker volume inspect {name}” command.

throw a “-i” in there and you’ll be on the train instead of standing on the sidelines.

shilling or not for something you use is one thing, I made my comment because this post has a guerilla marketing smell to it.

it certainly educated me on their product and even tempted me to use it because of the real-life applications they provided. this is likely the “smell” that makes me distrust it.

top it off, I hate cloudflare because of all the engineers that use it. the unsurmountable percentage of the internet that is entirely dependent on cloudflare staying up is frustratingly apparent (especially recently).

I remember the people who leaked them were killed.

please be sure to use distilled water for this and not regular tap water.

https://arstechnica.com/science/2024/03/death-by-neti-pot-why-you-shouldnt-use-tap-water-to-clean-your-sinuses/

I have the best/worst fever dreams.

when I got covid the first time I had a fever dream last three days. in those three days I watched myself die and be reborn at least 100 times.

fucked me up for a long time, I didn’t want to get out of bed at all because death was so fucking amazing and I just wanted it all to end.

fun times.

bought a years supply after November '24.

I’ve been rationing it and still have another 3-4 months left.

I just hope the bastard dies and the tariffs are resolved before I have to start roasting and grinding dandelions up.

is that kinda like how beastkin aren’t monsters because they can speak?

if that’s the case, are elves people or demons?

further, dragons that talk, should they be considered beastkin or monsters?

hey there’s a bug in zyz branch. fix it.

seems like a huge risk and poorly planned. if I was invested in their product I would feel compelled to pull my support.

personally I only have one or two repos remaining in my github account. all the rest I have already moved to my selfhosted gitlab instance.

I guess I’m going to need to migrate those soon as well.

subcontractor

that’s why it’s $7500.

longest file I have ever maintained contained 50,000 lines of code.

fifty THOUSAND.

forgive me for not weeping for 2000 lines.

my advice, don’t fucking touch it. pull out as much functionality out of it into other things over time.

there will come a day when you can throw it away. maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow… but some day.

what a git

open secrets exist for this exact reason and is exactly the reason why anyone who had more than one interaction with the guy should be investigated heavily.

I’m hearing, “Just the cost of doing business”.

is this right?

no no no. it’s the Jewish space lasers that did this!

I had a r610 running last year. two 1kw PSUs running 24/7. when I migrated to new hardware my monthly electrical bill dropped around $75 a month.

it sits in my rack as a shitty reminder that commercial hardware is cheap for a reason.

I won’t name names but at least one is from a Russian instance, so take that as you will.