Containers are a great way run applications.

Docker is a piece of garbage by a company way too far down the enshittification slide.

Enshittification had started in preparation of the sale years ago. Now with AI the platform has become worthless and their entire data set has been included in countless training sets. They are grasping for straws. Their active users decrease, as more and more contributors realize that they are volunteering their time to make others rich.

I still find it fascinating that you can go to jail because there’s an IP address in a log file somewhere or because of a screenshot of a messenger communication.

If you don’t like snaps, don’t use the distribution by the company who tries to establish them.

You could get a real diagnose maybe?

Smoking is redundant today. Kids are getting enough cancer from the environment already.

Aha, thank you :)

Seems like purely an advertising channel. I see no value in it. I hope it makes the product worse and more people leave it

I’d claim it’s the other way around until proven otherwise. Configuring the edge is not for everyone

Not a small trunk and a pretty clean cut. Did he bring a chainsaw?

And the link is https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/smarttirecompany/space-age-bicycle-wheels-using-nasa-technology/ Might as well skip the noise

WTF is BlueSky?

Next level: just type what you want and let the AI figure it out. 1 ad per prompt

Apologies, I would recommend checking out https://www.bluebrixx.com/en/ to get an impression of what other vendors offer. You can look up the brands and models on your local Amazon, Alibaba, your local brick dealer, … These prices are a lot lower that LEGO sets, so you might be able to try different vendors and see what’s on the market.

I do not. As far as I’m aware, this is usually countered through a proper way to follow through on reports. If you host user-generated content, have an abuse contact who will instantly act on reports, delete reported content, and report whatever metadata came along with the upload to the authorities if necessary.

The bookkeeping code for keeping track of unused uploads has a cost attributed to it. I claim that most providers are not willing to pay that cost proactively, and prefer to act on reports.

I can only extrapolate from my own experience though. No idea how the industry at large really handles or reasons about this.

The mistake is using Ubuntu

This is not unique to Lemmy. You can do the same on Slack, Discord, Teams, GitHub, … Finding unused resources isn’t trivial, and you’re usually better off ignoring the noise.

If you upload illegal content somewhere, and then tell the FBI about it, being the only person knowing the URL, let me know how that turns out.

Checking every single image ID against all stored text blobs is not trivial. Most platforms don’t do this. It’s cheaper to just ignore the unused images.

There are companies making bricks in much better quality than LEGO, and they are cheaper than LEGO. What kind of a margin is this supposed to be?

Oh boy, that au10tix sales pitch:

Did we mention? We built the technology that provided identity intelligence for airports and border controls. Then we added new superpowers for digital enterprise with the help of machine learning and all that other clever stuff.