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Meh.

  • TIL. Thanks!

  • "Smurf"?

  • 25, with your "docker ps" command, on my aging Nuc10 PC. Only using 5GB of its 16GB of RAM.

    What, me worry?

  • I've been on PixelFed for a couple of years but was not on Insta before that. It works just fine for my amatuer photo sharing. I get a few comments and "likes" / "shares" every so often, but it's not a big crowd. Whatever you get from it would be mostly about what you put into it, IMO. PF is decentralized and part of the fediverse too, so that's a big plus in my book. If you tag your PF posts with hashtags, they will be seen by everyone on Mastodon, etc... following those tags. And people on other services can follow you too.

    I had not heard of Cara till this post. I just glanced at it and it seems fine, though it is more populated with painters and drawers than photographers, and Cara is centralized, of course.

    I would suggest you give PixelFed a try and see if you can make it work, eh.

  • Sweet! Have fun with that.

  • The way I read the article, the plaintiff is both, but it doesn't explicitly say that. It just makes sense that plaintiff is both a player, using the scarcity to their advantage, and also an investor in the company -- i.e. losing $$$ in both cases. I'll be curious to see if this suit goes anywhere.

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    Yay, my first sub 5 minute solve.

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  • Carl!! I'm on book 2 and loving it.

  • Thanks again. Adding flex-direction didn't changer things. And doing the whole firefox remote deubgging via adb looks like a ton a of setup. I think I will just abandon ship here and use a work-around, since this is still just for me.

  • Ahh, sorry, yeah - just a typo here.

  • Thanks for the idea. Tried that, went through all of the related CSS lines. No changes in the display in FF.

    I also tried adding text inside the html elements where I expect to see the data displayed, like this:

     
        
    <div class="hourly-forecast">  
                    <div class="hour-column">  
                        <div class="hr-temperature">1</div>  
                        <div class="hr-sun"></div>  
                        <div class="hr-time"></div>  
                    </div>  
                    <div class="hour-column">  
                        <div class="hr-temperature">2</div>  
                        <div class="hr-sun"></div>  
                        <div class="hr-time"></div>  
                    </div>  
                    <div class="hour-column">  
                        <div class="hr-temperature">3</div>  
                        <div class="hr-sun"></div>  
                        <div class="hr-time"></div>  
                    </div>  
    </div>  
    
      

    That "1" (etc) does display, in a stack, one number below the next. No idea why though still.

  • RIP Mitch Hedberg.

  • 🎶🎶 doooon't dowwwwnloooooad this soooooong 🎶🎶🎶

  • I run elk stack...

    I had to look that up, so for anyone else:

    How does the ELK stack work? Logstash ingests, transforms, and sends the data to the right destination. Elasticsearch indexes, analyzes, and searches the ingested data. Kibana visualizes the results of the analysis.