Yeah this is it. And for phones that are awkward about work profiles, one can use something like Island.
Keeps your work from seeing any of your personal stuff too.

The proportions are wonky to be fair, it makes it look wrong

I have used Stirling in the past. One day, whilst at work, I tried to OCR a few pages, but it just kept loading. Later I wasn’t able to access my other services. I found out that Stirling ate up all the memory, crashing my whole server.
This is a lesson on setting constraints in docker, but also running Bento I don’t have to worry about any resource usage, which is awesome. Love tools like this.

I’m subbing to releases, definitely keeping an eye on this!
I’m currently having sync my carddav to nocodb for relationships and other details since monica went bust, which isn’t very practical.

Shall we renovate?
Yeah sure, just spend 4 x more to carefully work around the roof hole! Install waterproof furniture! Give out umbrellas to guests!

If you look around, there’s an alpha mobile app

Edit I used to use this, but it’s not been updated: https://github.com/LouisHDev/planka_app
This one comes up in search, try at your own risk (I will be): https://plankapal.com/

Planka is by far the best kanban around on desktop, I have searched far and wide and the only competitor is Vikunja, which is overall excellent and much more flexible with less focus on kanban, but full mobile support https://vikunja.io/

I don’t work on networking but I’ll be adopting this from now on. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Layer_8

Next in news: a govt database was leaked…

Thanks, I can now enjoy the meme to it’s full extent again.

Can someone ELI5 the c dynamic arrays - how does this fit into the infrastructure?

I remember OO was incredibly painful to get running. When I finally managed, I just tore down the whole thing and never looked back.

Oh it’s going to squash alright

I feel personally attacked

As added benefit, you can then opyimise the code by dividing the number by 2, making it twice as fast. Think of the savings!

Metal doesn’t generaly cause issues in the microwave unless there are sharp corners.
The whole inside of the microwave is metal (*you will notice curves and round corners everywhere, as well as surfaces made to specific angles).
It does reflect the waves, however, which can mess with the heating distribution.

There is nothing in windows that’s a small tweak.
Changing anything has implications to a banking business Joe somewhere, who’s program depends on the original feature working as it does, or one of the 16 layers of code is simply tangled in a way such change would require cascade of rewrites.

I’ve read articles about various developments: working with regex registry*, or just adding a control panel option, and it’s an absolute nightmare.

Practically never because it’s rubbish. The only possible use is on old precision machines that don’t support newer standards, like medical imaging.

I have my ‘incident recovery’ docs on my server.
It went down once, and when that connected, my single thought was ‘fuck’ haha.

People don’t seem to understand that no-one can reasonably stop a breach today.
The question is whether the attackers got anything of value and how easy they got in.

I love mealie. I can steal online recipes, catalogue them, adjust them to my liking, plan all the shopping. Definitely a core self hosted service in my house.

e: I was so excited I didn’t realise I just parroted everything you said.