You have a wonderful commitment to your goals.

Why do you say that?

I just found something that wasn’t on 1337x, so thank you. :)

If the F-150 Lightning wasn’t terrible and expensive, I might have bought one.

A superb image will have a health check endpoint set up in the dockerfile.

A good image will have a health check endpoint on either the service or another port that you can set up manually.

Most images will require you to manually devise some convoluted health check procedure using automated auth tokens.

All of my images fall into that latter category. You’re welcome.

(Ok, ok, I’m sorry. But you did just remind me that I need to code a health check endpoint and put it in the dockerfile.)

The bicycle has changed quite a bit in the last hundred years. The modern derailleur was introduced in the 1930s. Moving the shifters to the handles was more recent. Clipless pedals and disc brakes were both introduced in the 70s. Carbon fiber frames reduced their weight substantially.

Their basic shape hasn’t changed much, but everything else has.

It’s a pretty nice custom designed PC that is guaranteed to work well with Linux. The only downside, really, is that you can’t upgrade it beyond storage and RAM.

Now is a great time to look into VPNs, 1337x, and qBittorrent. And of course Jellyfin.

Next you’re gonna tell me he doesn’t even run blades.

It’s the car Bladerunner would drive. You know, Bladerunner, from Bladerunner. By Ridleyscott.

Tell me you’re from the USA without telling me you’re from the USA.

“Native ads“ literally means trying to trick your users into accidentally clicking an ad. Like unread email in Gmail that’s actually just an ad (spam).

That’s really cool.

I wrote my own email service: https://port87.com/

I’ve made a lot of things for it, and most of them are open source:

• https://sveltematerialui.com/
• https://hub.docker.com/r/sciactive/nephele
• https://nymph.io/
• https://github.com/sciactive/tokenizer

Also, I made one of those neat sorting algorithm visualizers:

https://sciactive.github.io/libsortjs/demo/

Jellyfin and Immich, first and foremost. From there, Nextcloud, Home Assistant, RustDesk, Docmost, and Nephele.

(Full disclosure: Nephele is my own service. I find it quite useful.)

This is the future liberals want.

Definitely not just JavaScript.

Not in programming languages.

That is literally unbelievable.

Sometimes there just isn’t a simple set of words to convey the proper idea.