Yes, it’s usually more efficient for more niche topics.
Luckily many things still come up with searches, be it stackoverflow or other kinds of forums, the real problem are the SEO spam articles and AI generated stuff (and worse still when they coexist), so it’s becoming harder to discern what is worthwhile and what isn’t. When all else fails I also always try to find my answers by playing around myself

Yeah, at this point I’d say it’s safe to assume that

CON-plain

I think so too, but I wanted a confirmation. I tried that website as well, but with it I could only get error messages if I also provide --fail to error on HTTP error codes

I couldn’t find an endpoint to test this with, picking out a random inexistent domain I could just see that without parameters I get the errors, with silent I get none, with show-error I get the same output as no parameters, with both I get the same output as no parameters again.
This is as far as I can get without reading into the source code, I already searched on the internet with no luck because all others posts I could find assume it is paired with another parameter

So in your experience it doesn’t do something more if I don’t provide --silent?

How are they even hoping to keep it alive by hosting it on GitHub again?
I’m just speechless at these devs now, there’s a million lessons to learn from and they keep repeating the same mistakes over and over again like they feel somehow untouchable? They are on the right side legally, but that never stopped Microsoft from not giving a crap what constitutes an actual DMCA violation, they will always err on the side of caution

This opens up the path to my Wet dream

Is there stuff that works on Linux atm?

I can’t recall which right now, but there are ones that manage to scrape the entire content by spoofing the Google crawler.
Since websites want to maximise their SEO, they must provide the raw content to be indexed better

I know what kind of pfp they put on, I JUST CAN’T PROVE IT

Agreed, I think the author’s feeling towards this is commendable in spirit, but to let a generic phrase be forever attached to a political movement in any setting is a bit much, even if it’s infamously memorable, it doesn’t belong to Nazis.
Still, it’s just a name change, so, aside from a few lines of code to change, it doesn’t badly affect anyone. All power to the author

Haha, I mean if you can get a megasquirt you’re obviously doing something very right, maybe too right

Oh it’s pretty much the same thing but IMO actually a little worse, so if you didn’t have luck with distrobox it’s either a limitation or a misconfiguration somewhere

Edit: what the heck is a MegaSquirt with a dedicated forum on msextra.com?? Lmao

How did you install it?
BTW, for these kinds of things toolbox is usually a good choice

Which US clearly…

The pen

Same here, Fedora, in particular, once atomic, I’m never looking back on my machines.
Before that I once used Endeavour and can vouch for its reliability

Wow, that’s a very thorough review, nice!
I do hope that these companies start to dig one inch deeper at least before providing grants and stuff, it really is a slap in the face of proper distributions (though I feel like the author’s recommendation of Manjaro is misguided 👀), of course at the end of the day they can give money to whoever the hell they want, but if they want to make good publicity, they’d better make sure they get it right

Interesting! What are its upsides over virt-manager?

Would love to point you in the right direction, but I’ve only briefly skimmed some articles that talk about how the thing I was referring to, i.e. making container images with Nix as the base, can be made.

As for service definitions in Compose, I’m not aware of a way to map that into a Nix native approach. There might be though, I don’t know

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