I started out with Dokku and it was fine, but ultimately switched to Coolify solely because it has a web UI. Dokku Pro has one as well, but my use case was primarily just for hosting a demo and spinning up instances from GitHub PRs so didn’t feel worth spending money on.
On every service we have ever subscribed I’d say we’ve streamed all that we want to stream within about six months at most. After that there needs to be basically a constant stream of new (good) content or it does not feel worth it.
It's cool Sparkle is still around and offering an alternative for app updates. I remember working with it in Quinn on Mac OS X like 10 or 15 years ago.
VirtioFS[0] is making a _huge_ difference on the macOS side. I hated using Docker on macOS for a long time and started testing it as soon as it came out. Had some bad bugs initially and apparently does still have kinks being worked out but I’ve been using it consistently for a few months now and actually forgot all about how terrible the experience used to be. It is such a great improvement.
Baby Buddy[0] just turned five and I’m still hacking away on it! Well mostly reviewing PRs and helping contributors. I get a great deal of enjoyment out of interacting with its users and contributors.
How do you ensure you get enough protein in this situation? Even with meat and eggs as a common source I’d be concerned about getting too much in a single meal and/or not enough overall.
Thanks for sharing. This introduced a few I missed back when I was evaluating alternatives. Nothing I have tried so far fits quite as well as Heroku but Porter looks like it has a chance…
Potentially relevant that the Sentry client is configured in debug mode there. Not sure what the actual impact of that is but maybe it causes additional network traffic to Sentry (outside of crash reports)?
Here’s a random thing I made for RDAP a long long time ago. It has lots of bugs but has come in handy from time to time: https://rdap-explorer.chris-wells.net/
The tweet and video don’t seem to imply this _should_ be a comment.
I have been “learning to program” for 20+ years and would absolutely find this useful as a quick way to get basic information about a chunk of code I’m unfamiliar with.
Not that learning to read code isn’t important, just not always necessarily worth the time (: