ArbiterXero @ ArbiterXero @lemmy.world

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The containers (docker etc) don’t have access to the uuid, they just see the mounted folder.

The “dates “ on the files however may change. Cloning the drive is recommended

It works AMAZING on the giant 12 inch iPad Pro (saw a friend use it)

But if you have good enough eyesight and the Magic Keyboard, it’s great for using your iPad as a laptop replacement for “in office” days.

You have to make the text and everything as small as possible, so that you can actually see things in the app that’s live, and I wish you could shrink the spacing on it….

But it allows you to properly multitask for meetings between notes, Jira, slack etc…

This article is a smear job trying to say “owning a home makes you wealthy” and ignores the fact that “the cash to own 7 homes” is the real problem.

That’s the real answer. “We’re no longer a foreign asset funnelling Russian money to republicans so we’re broke”

You’re both right.

Greed and psychopathy will float to the top of every system, because the greediest and most psychopathic will inevitably see the system as a game to be won.

Ideally we shun it, but the “useful psychopath” is helpful to our own greed.

If only we could prevent it, but I don’t have that answer.

It’s literally the same as the oligarchs that enabled Putin.

“We wanted a puppet, but it turns out he wanted power too “

Oh! Okay, once the app is running, you can click the little “3 dot menu” in the top right hand corner and the fourth option down is shell

Really? I swear I’ve done it.

Even without shell access, you can run the container and send the entry command. Or run a separate container locally with the data mounted.

How so?

As long as you set the app storage to the array, all you need to do is look after the backups on the array and it all works beautifully.

That’s something you should do anyways

Docker ftw

That’s the beauty of it, when you install the images you select where the storage is on your drives. All you have to do is backup your array and you’ll have backups of the apps too!

Sure, but in 10 years, someone will be able to tell ai “make me a movie about cowboys where x happens” and it’ll make a script. And we’ll be able to ask ai to make a cgi scene where x happens.

It will drastically shrink the workforce required to do it.

You actually don’t need to learn either of them, they did a really good job of making the system user-friendly

You don’t actually have to learn either of them to get the system working

They actually did a really good job of making it user-friendly

Truenas scale running a helm packages of Nextcloud.

K8S is the future.

Very soon is still 10 years out, but you aren’t wrong.

Ironically this will level the playing field for truly good and creative writing, but will also generate a fuck ton of “crap”

It’s gonna be an interesting ride.

Ehhhh, only a small amount is assumed. The rest is fact. And I’m fairly upfront about it.

It’s not that they don’t work entirely, they just started “fuzzing “ them like normal search.

They’re no longer a hard explicit.

While I’m not arguing your point, it certainly appears you’re right…..

I just can’t help but feel like the original story (despite the inaccuracy) was on to something.

A few years ago when Google stopped processing quotes in the search properly, their search engine started shitting the bed HARD.

I’ve always felt that since that time they’ve been searching the wrong things. Search has gotten worse. It’s been better for finding items I want to buy, but complete dogshit for everything else. I don’t particularly buy that seo’s got a sudden unexplained boost at that time.

I don’t know, the article (despite the inaccuracies) really felt like it explained everything nicely. So the article might be wrong but…. There’s still something there Google isn’t telling us. I kinda wonder if it’s true despite the lack of evidence.

And Facebook isn’t innocent, TikTok etc…. You’re entirely right.

We are our own worst enemies.

Greed broke it. Mostly Google’s, but you’re right, if it weren’t Google, it would have been someone else.