You get ads for actually real products? Literally the only ad for a real thing that is available to me was about a cleaning company for house fassades… but I don’t have a house. Everything else is stupid games or apps, or porn or straight up scams.

Yeah it’s horrible. For it to somehow be worth watching with ads, the ads had to be for a legitimate and relevant product, and the algorithm / video quality had to be much better.

The ads are just extremely bad in general. Betting ads for a legitimate casino would already be a huge step up form the shit I get…

I used and liked it for a few years, but now they started filling it with bloat ware again… switched to Firefox last month.

Unions only make sense when you are easily replaceable as a worker so you don’t have any barganing power on your own. As an individual IT worker you can usually tell your boss to fuck off if things get bad and just look for a new better job…

You don’t. Unless you want your hobby to turn into a 24/7 support job.

It’s because the printer heads are really hard to make, since the individual nozzles are so tiny.

Im just waiting for Firefox mobile to add back support for all add-ons.

Um ehrlich zu sein sehen die Pläne der Linken Parteien etwas verwirrend aus.

Rechts ist einfach “alle zahlen prozentual weniger Steuern, und die die wenig verdienen Kriegen irgend einen Bonus”.

Während Links zwischen 120k und 300k irgendwo eine willkürliche Grenze ist wo die Steuer plötzlich reinfickt?

Lemmy = Email

Lemmy.ml = gmail.com

Feddit.de = gmx.de

Like the default Merge messages that git creates.

“Add some new feature” “Fix this and that” “Refactor XY code”

Not “Adding”, “fixed”, “Refactors” or anything…

Es soll ja immer alles die männliche oder neutrale Form benutzen. Es gibt Z.b. keine Krankenschwester sondern nur Krankenpfleger. “Anna ist Krankenpfleger.” nicht Krankenpflegerin oder sonstwas. Und ich hoffe mal nicht dass dann Frauen garnicht mehr arbeiten wollen…

git can get confused about if a commit was merged or not.

You have to revert the revert before re-merging the branch. Otherwise git keeps track of the commits that you reverted and doesn’t apply them ever again.

See: https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/Documentation/howto/revert-a-faulty-merge.txt

do it properly and have squash merges

If you have big features that deletes a lot of maybe important commit history.

There are situations where it does actually cause problems when you want to merge the branch again. It knows that those specific commits have already been reverted once, so it doesn’t apply them…

See also: https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/Documentation/howto/revert-a-faulty-merge.txt (especially line 56)

Basically you need to revert the revert, before re-merging the fixed branch. Otherwise you will lose commits without noticing!

Going back to the Tailscale thing - is it possible to point the domain to the IP address of the Tailscale container, so that the domain is only accessible when I switch on the Tailscale VPN? Is this a good idea/bad idea? Is there a better way to do it?

Yeah that works perfectly. The domain will point to your Tailscale IP, but that IP is not reachable unless you are in the VPN.

On my box I have a Caddy container with the Cloudflare plugin, that automatically generates Let’s Encrypt certificates. And I can use it to point (sub)domains to certain docker containers. (see: https://caddy.community/t/how-to-guide-caddy-v2-cloudflare-dns-01-via-docker/8007 )

Es geht wohl eher darum, dass das automatisch in Windows installiert wird. Ich hab zumindest ungefragt son Spezialicon in der Taskleiste, und automatische Teamsitzungs-Links im Mail wenn ich in Outlook eine Besprechung plane.

Yeah, it always stresses me out when I see people saying that synchthing is a backup solution… (not that OP did here)

Wie oft werden denn bei dieser Software wirklich neue Features hinzugefügt? Evtl. wäre es eine Möglichkeit einfach 2 verschiedene Produkte zu haben. Die neue ohne irgendwelche Altlasten, und die alte wo man nurnoch kritische Bugs fixt.

I really hate those kind of questions. They mostly have nothing to do with coding, and are really just a mathematical puzzle. Also most people are not able to figure those out on their own, and then everyone just ends up memorizing things.