Ugh, an ad.

Which system are you using? SELinux/AppArmot active? Can you share your compose? There are manyavariables at play here.

Other than that: Setting UID/GID via environmental variable is usually wrong, mostly from a design perspective of the container. There is a user directive during build as well as during deploy to use for that.

From a quick look at the docker file it does look like the user you use to run linkding needs to be in the root group.

BUT rootless podman maps the root user (usually to your user ID) to so the root user inside the container has not the same ID as the one outside. So I would suggest setting the permissions of the volume to your user for now.

Another way to figure out which user to use: just start a new/clean instance of the service and look at the new volumes.

But why? Especially looking at the power supply.

Once you get used to it, it is pretty ideal for typing with both thumbs. The core principle is that the buttons are bigger and less used buttons are placed further outward from the center and at the bottom.

(In this example I’ve highlighed all letters from the bottom 2 rows which are slower to type due to thumb movement. Keep in mind that I am using a german layout for english text, the other layouts place some letters differently.)

It is also great because it causes visible confusion to people seeing my screen or even worse wanting to type something on it.

But most importantly: it works for me. Back when I switched to Typewise open source keyboards did not have swiping (or it wasnt great). And the default keyboard layout is not great for typing with my fat thumbs. Typewise worked so well for me that I do not miss swiping at all. Of course it is a matter of preference.

I just got attached to Typewise (despite not being Open Source sadly). It is one of few apps, where I bought an expensive lifetime option.

Not that I am aware of. Komodo should be compatible with podman as well.

I deploy and update my service similiar to this fantastic guide: https://nickcunningh.am/blog/how-to-automate-version-updates-for-your-self-hosted-docker-containers-with-gitea-renovate-and-komodo

Basically I run Komodo, which pulls a git repo. Renovate opens a PR (and most of the time the changelog is included, so I can quickly check what happened) for new versions. Once merged a webhook fires to tell Komodo to pull the new version.

I really recommend this approach now. Once setup it is very automatic, but not to the point of YOLO-automation like Watchtower and :latest 😅

Damn, people are taking Stardew Valley serious

There are 2 more sides unused as of now. Give me a whole minecraft block destruction animation while scrolling down, lol

And worse: other governments are actively buying into this. German officials were shocked when by Cambridge Analytica, Snowden revelations and even when their phone number on Facebook was leaked. But hey, now that they want to pay for it, they can’t be the product, right? Right?🙈

According to https://www.soundguys.com/tidal-vs-qobuz-140740/ this is not the case.

Where can I get infected?

Once inside the router, GayFemBoy’s string – the text in the malware’s code – displays the word ‘meowmeow’.

Sadly, this isn’t when you suddenly get a free cat out of this hack

Really? Do you have to be an idiot to be CEO?

Which means we can have that data in Home Assistant sooner or later🤔

AI empathy feels less like compassion and more like getting hugged by an overly polite parrot with a memory glitch.

They dont detect at all. It depends on what location you choose when you register. So if you want to migrate, you have to create a new account.

Very much depends ob the game. Online games? Most likely not. Offline games like No Mans Sky or Sims? Sure, that is possible.

I thought downloading and redistributing tiktok videos was against TikToks TOS?

Which you only agreed to if you have an account (and even then they realistically can only ban your account). If you rehost publically you might get issues with copyright laws though.

Google may have had a moral responsibility to share information if they possessed it, but ultimately, isn’t it the government’s duty to warn its citizens about such disasters? After all, they are the ones responsible for the safety of the people they govern.