There are 2 kinds of D4 dice. The result can be on the bottom or on the top of the “piramid”.

That was my pet peeve too. I installed it some years ago. Months went by, I’ve used it. Then I saw a new version came out. Okay, time to upgrade! Oh, dump the DB, delete everything, install the upgrade and load the DB back? (Or some similar shit.) And do it every time when there is an upgrade? Okay, uninstall it is.

I found an option in the Developer Options called Webview implementation, but only the Android System Webview can be selected. On Pixel 7.

I have only one problem with that: no other browser is capable of Casting (as in Chromecast to an Android TV). Trust me, I heard and tried ALL the suggestions there is. And no, I don’t want to cast the whole phone screen, JUST the browser or the medium playing inside it. You know, science-kind media for my friend.

Where are or were those checks exactly in the Lemmy software code? Yeah.

If they were on the lemmy.ml instance, it’s in their right to do so. It’s their instance. The basic codebase, which other instances are using, has nothing to do with it.

Yeah, that’s a major fuckup from Snowe.

Better Nate than lever.

Can’t they just create a brand new law, specifically to cover these use-cases we have here?

Edit: And thank you for your detailed answer! It was educational.

You can define your whole cloud infra as code so you don’t have to manually maintain hundreds, sometimes thousands of resources manually. My work would be basically impossible without it, or the DevOps team shouldn’t consist of 5 peope but 20. It’s a descriptive language where you define the end result you want to see and Terraform transforms your code to actual API calls to AWS/GCP/Azure. Like this

resource database MyAwesomeDB {
engine = mssql
version = 1.1
backup, initial db, master pw etcetc. }

It’s incredible useful where you have 50+ microservices, 10+ db instances, load balancers, gateways, auto scaling rules, object storage, nosql, queues, countless firewall and routing rules, notifications and observability systems. And that was just dev. Then you have test, staging, prod, plus multi-region on top of that. And of course ephemeral environments fired up for every PR so the dev can test their shit without messing everything up. You end up easily managing a couple of thousands of cloud resources.

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Reading comprehension. Are we still doing that?

I would like to add domain.com to the hard no-no list.

I’m not image. Are you image?

And they don’t charge for a fucking email forwarding. Fuck you, domain.com!

Cloudflare could be the cheapest (without cross-financing) because they advertise their pricing as they don’t add any additional fees to the ICANN fees. I never actually fact checked this though.