Oh, not this again! Move on with the times!

orpheus

There’s no conflict regarding ports. Each container can have the same ports open. You’re thinking about the host network here, but it’s not the case.

Are you sure both containers (npm and audiobookshelf) are in the same network? I see you don’t specify the network in the NPM compose file.

Check that like this:

$ docker inspect container-name| grep -A3 Networks
            "Networks": {
                "network_name": {
                    "IPAMConfig": null,
                    "Links": null,

See if both your containers are in the same network - they should be.

This is about addressing the containers in docker. It has nothing to do with the local network.

Where are you getting these ideas from? I’m on multiple private trackers and none require a seedbox. They may require a seed ratio, but that’s a totally different matter.

Also, some private trackers offer invites from time to time and some provide a way to be invited via an interview. I got into two of them by interviewing.

Not yet. Works without issues. And I already got two system updates - mainly security patches. I’m waiting patiently for Android 16.

I moved from a Samsung Galaxy S20+ to OnePlus 13. I grew frustrated with the short battery life: I had it changed by Samsung about a year prior and it was draining very fast.

I’ve had the OnePlus 13 for three months and for the moment I’m very pleased with it, especially the battery life: two days on average, with 30-35% remaining at the end of the second day. I must mention that I’m a moderate user: doing the usual Whatsapp, some lemmy and mastodon browsing, email, listening to music on Tidal, but not much youtube/video playing. Also, photos are great, maybe a bit more toward warm colors than I’d like, but I got used to it.

I tested it and it’s not that reliable. At least for me it didn’t let me see events in the future (next 1,2,3 months) and I wasn’t able to modify an existing event, so I gave up. I also don’t have the time right now to open issues in their repo.

Any caldav web app should be able to do it.

Yes… and where are those? I know of agendav and infcloud, both of which are not that good: agendav is not currenly maintained and infcloud is a mess to set up.

What’s wrong with SmartTube? I use it daily without issues and they’re very good and quick at fixing shit that Google puts in their way.

and stupid people are downvoting me for what? because I told my use case? fucking idiots!

I’m using it on Ubuntu and Debian on WSL - I have a Windows 11 laptop at my job, but I do most of my work on linux, so I chose to use Ubuntu and Debian, but I needed some packages that are not up to date with the native package manager, so I went with brew and I can say it’s very good!

Why is Proton better for privacy than Bitwarden? What do they do differently?

Gboard never reached the level at which Swiftkey was at dual-language typing, at least for me. I’m Romanian native speaker and also use a lot of English. With Swiftkey I had almost no problems. With gboard I had to switch languages to make them work.

I’m surprised at how good Heliboard became lately at exactly this scenario. I have Romanian-English set and it works great.

Firefox laughing in 2004 with anything else…

Do you have an nvidia GPU? It’s the most important thing to know.

FreshRSS has some too: https://freshrss.github.io/FreshRSS/en/users/08_sharing_services.html

Wallabag is nice - it’s making an archive of the page you’re saving and I think you can export it as pdf/epub to read it on any device.

I don’t know about freshrss - I’ve used it a few years ago - but miniflux (another self hosted RSS reader) has integrations with a lot of tools, some of which are bookmark managers. I’ve set up mine with Linkding and it woks just as you described.

You should learn some shell basics before copy/pasting other people’s work. It’s not weird at all to have & after the script path/name.