I don’t understand the question tbh. Make a docker-compose.yml in some folder, and then run your docker compose commands in that folder. Does that result in error and if so what errors?

Yeah dad was already saying something like “let’s just get like 10 tetabytes (sic) so it will be enough for a long time” lol

Thanks I really appreciate it, I might get back to you about the backups.

thanks, appreciate the info

thanks, I’ll look into it

cheers I’ll check them out

I’ve heard that name a lot so they must be serious, thanks

Yeah they have thought about backups but I’m not sure they fully understood what the best way to do it is lol

thanks!

I’ll look into those, thanks

Socialism threatens capitalists -> Capitalists spend money in media and politics to ensure support for capitalism by spreading fear about socialism -> People are scared of socialism.

It’s really that simple honestly. I generally hate oversimplifications but there’s not that much more to it

You can also donate to lemmy devs and whoever hosts your instance, maybe other social media too? liberapay is your friend

I’ve never heard of this but looks very cool!

You know when you see some bait and go “that’s bait” but somehow you’re still angry? No? Well I do

Depends on the topic. Friend recently said that his old PC will no longer receive Windows 10 security updates soon and he wants to try Linux, and just wanted quick advice. I had plans but I was over at his house within 10 minutes

Yeah but it doesn’t matter if Google developed webP. They can make their own 2.0 version of any open standard. That’s why the comment you replied to was replying to is nonsense

From what I’ve read, AVIF doesn’t outperform JXL on any metric except browser support

You don’t need to be involved in an open standard to extend it in your own standard. It really doesn’t matter who made the open standard, it’s open. If Google decides to extend the standard, the old standard will still be around for everybody to use. In the same vein it doesn’t matter who developed XMPP, Google would have extended it one way or another.

EEE is a terrible thing but I don’t see how using an open image standard has anything to do with that

Idk Google for sure does a lot of that but do open image standards give them any control?

Neither does my boss, he’s not completely delusional. He’s a dev himself. He’s just the normal amount of technooptimist delusional, luckily

That would make sense if it didn’t use a Windows file path :D

Wait I’m confused is this about people developing cloud software or is this about people who do their development on a remote cloud machine? It seems to be about the latter but I’ve never seen that