He’s asking what style of game.

Why would you use Docker desktop?

Because I’m just following the official guides on the NPM website.

I’m just a simple man following the official install instructions. NPM: “Install Docker Compose” Docker: “Install Docker Desktop to install Docker Compose.”

Yes, an AI bonzai buddy is built into Docker Desktop. It’s insane.

I went to install nginx proxy manager and found out it’s only a docker container.

Edit: why the downvote? Can you link the non docker install? I’m struggling with docker and would rather keep everything as separate VMs. Like I know how to run nginx but once I introduced docker I started having problems.

Those definitions need to match the global standards or you end up with your own confusing jargon.

Then you’ll install Docker because many apps are now only distributed as Docker containers.

At which time you’ll be greeted by “Ask Gordon” the AI agent built into Docker!

1 season of it could have been interesting.

Given the money they made off the Office, it was free money to at least try a spin off.

It wasn’t Trump who said it, it was a soon to be replaced General.

Yeah. Although at the quantum level spin isn’t something physical like a ball spinning. It’s an intrinsic property. That is an electron changes its properties over time exactly as if it was spinning even though it’s not physically spinning as we understand it for large objects.

For people confused by the mathematics of imaginary numbers, the symbol i is just a shorthand rotational operator.

If something changes and comes back to it’s original state as if it rotated and you want to represent it in an equation, you use i.

Calling i imaginary makes it more mysterious than it actually is. The real world is filled with rotation.

I bought a new Bosch a year ago to replace my broken Bosch. The mandatory wifi to a cloud service to access the same features that were a physical button on my old Bosch made me incredibly angry. This was the highest end Bosch dishwasher they sell. There is absolutely no excuse.

Consumer Reports is dead to me. They didn’t mention it at all.

The problem with Plex is it isn’t fully hosted. Plex controls user passwords. You can’t use it without logging into their servers.

???

Regardless, you are failing to engage with my actual point, which is that unnecessary restrictions on the production of goods will drive manufacturers to produce only the most high-margin options,

Yet you gave the example of food being cheap which has regulations. It’s cheap because it is subsidized. Farmers aren’t the only industry with lobbiests.

how we built affordable housing in the past.

1. We killed the existing land owners so there was a surplus of land.

2. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Housing_Act_of_1949 (required cheap housing to be built to replace any cheap housing torn down.)

So, we should remove these barriers first and see what happens.

The only barrier is the people who vote. If a community votes against a developer, that’s their constitutional right. Which is why I said the supply is the problem. Giving more money to renters does not change the supply. If more housing was built, the price would go down and ubi wouldn’t be needed.

Unlike food and housing, a screwdriver isn’t required to live. That’s why food is subsidized and regulated. Whereas non essentials are allowed to compete in a free market.

Imo profit without compensation is exploitation. If you are paid a salary and the owner sells your burger for more, that’s profit. If you make a burger and the owner sells it for profit without paying you anything, that’s exploitation.

As I just found out, as bizarre as it seems, the definition of OpenSource requires that your work can be exploited by large corporations.

The Lemmy users in the thread were angry with a developer because he didn’t want his program exploited by Google/Microsoft/whomever.

You can go to the grocery store right now and buy a tomato for not very much money,

Food is subsidized and highly regulated by the government.

Capitalism fails to meet housing demand because it is constrained by regulations about things like single family zoning,

That’s not true because when given an opportunity to build housing, developers always choose to build higher margin premium housing. Capitalism incentivizes profit and there’s no profit in cheap housing.

Given that capitalism is a system, not an individual with intention, “won’t” is the wrong word.