Would believe if this was a real news article.

Well any OLED screen would probably work for you then if you’re just looking for a screen with no other media or sound. I personally don’t think OLED is anywhere near as comfortable for reading as e-ink, and they have new color screens for those with faster refresh rates now. Matte screen is almost exclusive to e-ink, so that’s going to be near impossible for you to match. Wireless charging is standard in all Samsung and Apple tablets afaik. If not, you can get a case that does this, and probably a matte screen protector for cheap as well.

Just wait for something to go on sale and grab whatever you like.

I mean…both points of view are valid for sure. I’m positive we’re in the situation we’re in due to collusion and influence from foreign adversaries, but it’s because people are so easily led and dumb that it’s possible.

These fucking people literally do not care about this country, or helping their constituent bases whatsoever. Neglecting your duties should be fucking arrestable.

And reading the subsequent interpretations and judgements, it continuously applies the broader language of the 14th as it is intended. SCROTUS is going to have to argue that any and all previous case law related to any of these is wrong, and that’s going to open up a can of worms for any other judgements that resulted. That’s like saying that a law goes into effect that retroactively ignores all other previous laws related, and everything since this particular case is wrong, and they all need to be revisited. Not gonna happen.

Never heard of this one. Link?

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People are naming them all over this thread. Use the right tool for the right job, don’t try to shoehorn a function for a dead-ass and dying tool into a different use-case just because you know it.

Stop hand wringing in here. It’s fucking stupid, and a PR play. You need 38 states for a constitutional amendment, and that isn’t happening however you slice it.

Why? Tools for this exist. Jenkins is not that tool.

I think you might be underselling yourself a bit here. You don’t need to rewrite the entire app at all, just a piece at time because of how you it organized. Like this:

Release 2.0: moved SSH to X lib Release 2.1: RPC moved to X lib

And so on.

If you don’t wish to do that, then I would work on messaging. From the code and how you’re expecting responses, it just won’t work for very long with Linux distros, though I appreciate that you made a many portable formats. Instead, have you tried looking at building a library that does discovery of connectable nodes on the local network? That would hit big with the Windows crowd, and possibly some other OS users if suddenly this does “automatic discovery” instead of having to manually create connections.

Well really, the question is “What does this handheld console actually play?”

Deck: anything you want within hardware reason Switch: Nintendo roms (they apparently don’t even ship hardware carts now I guess?)

Well, I can say for myself-and others who may see this project who are adept with these types of connections-the question still comes down to “Why would I use this over already existing tooling?”

For me, this is just SSH (which I use daily non-stop) with extra steps. For something like containers…ehhhhh it’s a bit of stretch. I’m so used to just running the commands to see what I need, plus I make sure everything has a named DNS, and I can’t think of a simpler way to make it easier than what I already do. I feel like remote desktop clients all have this solved in their GUI, so I’ll ignore that. Even hitting a button to tell it what I want to connect to is more work than just doing it, honestly, so a GUI does not make sense for me, so I know I’m not a target audience for sure.

The point is that if me can’t find a good use for it, and you want me to try it out, what is the feature that would sell me on it. I think the answer to that unlocks a lot of other things you can attack from there.

Sure sounds like you’re running in bridged mode and your container doesn’t know it.

Edit, yeah, I just your configs. Things are kind of crazy. If you’re going to use compose, use the internal networking and don’t try to route out to IPs that are host-based. You can simplify this so much by just using the internal docker network. If you NEED to talk to the host for some reason, don’t do it over API, and use a socket instead. If THAT isn’t an option, make sure your network has named DNS hosts, and use those instead of IP addresses.

Yes. Somebody needs to be extremely explicit, as in “The wealthy are fucking you over. We need to rebalance.”

Dumb “article”, but not a bad insight. Democrats need more focus. Hands down. “This sucks now, and here’s how we can fix it”. Harris never had a real opportunity to even go that far being a VP, because she would be undermining her own Administration. It really seems obvious that both right and left just want corporate greed taken down a number of pegs. Fuck all the hand wringing about jobs, and then shutting down businesses, make them pay fucking taxes like everyone, stop the flow of money from the poor to the rich, and just fucking SAY THAT’S WHAT YOURE GOING TO DO. That’s literally what both sides want to hear, plain and simple.

Hey, I totally get it. You built something you like, and you want people to give it a try. Let me give you some hopefully helpful but absolutely unsolicited advice, and feel free to ignore me.

The first thing you need in a project is a target audience: “I am building this to make X thing better.”

Then you need a target audience: “Why would people prefer to use this over other existing solutions?”

THEN you need a hook: “This thing is better because X feature.”

Now please take this next bit as only constructive criticism, because I’m just trying to help what seems to be burgeoning developer out who has a passion for their product…BUT, I think the confusion you’re seeing in this thread is because you’re building a thing that doesn’t answer any of the above questions for a lot of people. So just digest that, and I’m sorry if it sucks, but the next part is more helpful…

I looked through the code a bit, and just from the exception handling alone, it seems it will break if every little thing about the underlying environment isn’t exactly just-so. A version of something gets upgraded, and this might break, for example. Have you considered maybe doing a rewrite to natively load libraries instead of shelling out all the commands? I think it would greatly help the resilience of the app itself from breaking due to environmental changes, AND an added bonus benefit…maybe eventually be able to allow contributions from followers to help adjust code or write plugins.

The reason why most FOSS projects do this is simple: they want it to run in a multitude of places and environments, and the noise generated from everything not being exact about and environment is huge. So instead of relying on shell commands and output, just look up an open library that already does SSH, and write for that. Your code is organized pretty well, so it shouldn’t be a huge undertaking, just some learning and doc hounding.

That would hold either, because it would mean that ANY visitor, legal or not, is not subject to any federal laws at all. Not just constitutional…ANY. If that’s their aim, then free for all on Trump and his team.

Keep trying this shit all fucking term, dickwads. It’ll never happen.

Hey, man. I’m not dogging your project whatsoever here, me,myself, am just trying to understand the use-case, and you’ve explained in great detail. Much appreciated 👍