

It about not beeimg sold as the product. Its about using the browser that dont rat you out
It about not beeimg sold as the product. Its about using the browser that dont rat you out
You dont need or want docker on your vm host. But a bare metal docker host can solve many peoples needs.
Dont listen to them! The main issue with containers vs vm is security as you lxc runs in the hosts, while a vm runs on the host.
Use what you are familiar with and remember that lxc are containers and docker are containers, but the use of them are vastly different.
Because a lot of people don’t learn docker, they install docker because some software they want to use is distributed that way.
I think that’s down to low population, and people «doing their part» just upvoting anything. In time this might change, but lack or interaction is why most just leave again
(This is satire) If thats your idea of satire, it reads more like a tired hormone ad than a clever jab. time for a prescription refill of real wit.
I understand, and it works in active communities. Also some are just mirrors for links while discussion happens outside of lemmy. If i want to read hacker news i go there. I dont need bots mirroring the links including links to hn discussion page for the post.
There are god communities, but as i often browse /all i probably should blame myself for having bad content
Good ones are hard to find. What I miss from most communities are actual posts that invite interaction. Most of the posts I see are just a link. Not even OP’s take on the link. If there are text its an ai summary of the link like half of the time.
So many posts have 70 upvotes but 0 comments.
Edit: will follow this thread for good ones! The ones that are posted so far looks better
True. I run this on an android tablet, but firefox misses my usability needs. So i end up on safari more often than not