You’re right ! And I really should get used to how debian works with su.

But with docker it’s very convenient to add an user in the docker groupe with sudo :/

I tried it a few month ago. The docker support is still terrible :/. But I read somewhere at the same time they are going to improve that specific point.

The project is cool and I hope the devs are not going to abandon the project!

Looks very neat! Thanks for the link, Something to keep an eye on !

I saw something similar to twitch working in the blockchain architecture. It seems like a cool project where bandwidth is shared among users. But the crypto-scheme leaves a kinda strange feeling about it.

Haven’t tried it yet, but maybe something to look into if you use yt-dlp.

https://github.com/jmbannon/ytdl-sub

A mix of wallabag for read it later articles, miniflux for rss feeds (mostly github project I selfhost) and linkding for all other links

Yes :) Thank your very much for sharing your knowledge !! It’s just difficult to understand everything with all the new related vocabulary I never heard of. But I think I get the general gist !

Just one last question, it’s something that’s on my mind for a while ! I know it’s a hot potato in the programming world and has been asked several times over here in the community, but I’m really interested on your opinion on that topic:

C, C++ (C#? I dunno the difference between the 3, so pardon me for my ignorance) are they slowly dying out and being replaced by something like Rust (or other low level language?)? Because C and derivatives are prevalent everywhere and probably everything , and If I get it right, it’s the language, that programs other languages. So shifting to something new takes time, resources and probably is “risky”?

I’m asking that question because, recently read about Linux slowly merging some rust coding in the Linux kernel.

Thanks for the ELI16 !!!

Also Go is a nice balance between low and high level, one of such examples is the use of pointers.

Yeah, I read/heard about pointers being on of the most hated/complicated stuff in C for beginners, but that’s also C’s advantage over other languages, isn’t it? You have more control on how memory is used ? Or is that considered “bad practice”, prone to error, to today’s standards? (I hope it make sense and that you understand what I’m trying to express :/). And that’s the reason way something like Go and Rust? are becoming more prevalent.

Like e.g. opening more and more browser tabs, which is also partly why in the past you’ve often had to restart your PC every once in a while to free some trashed memory.

Yeah I remember that time, looking for THE best browser that wasn’t eating to much memory (settle with Firefox). I thought killing the process in windows was enough?

CockroachDB

xD

Thanks for your insights !

The reason lots of networking applications use it is because networking requires a lot of this multitasking and demands efficiency.

So that’s one reason why traefik devs chose golang ! Good to know :)

Its simple enough for anyone to learn (yes you!)

Haha, If I had enough time I would probably chose Go and Rust. But hosting, networking and linux stuff are already taking way to much of it ! IMO if you haven’t learned any programming language early, it’s going to be a nightmare to follow up. Also, I’m already struggling with English xD !

Haha, garbage collection, funny combination ! I read through this article, but really have no idea what he/she is talking about :/ feels bad !

Thank you to put some technical wording on what I’m experiencing !

I find my self-hosted searxng pretty okay compared to others. It aggregates most of the time everything I need without the AI, bots generate crap, unecessary noise… Sometimes there are some little search bugs, but It’s foss and free of charge without beeing bombarded with ads, SEO and other braindumping crap !

Sure I get that ! But I do not have enough time left during the day to read and learn complex subjects like science.

It’s visually eye candy and condensend enough for my understanding. I probably only get a glimps of those subjects… But that’s better than wasting my time on reddit, x, faceshit… what ever :).

If you don’t mind sharing some better ressources, that fit in my already tight life scheduele and easy to read/watch/listen to, I’m all ears !

DIY perks: https://piped.video/channel/UCUQo7nzH1sXVpzL92VesANw

But I really recommend kurzgesagt if you are into science ! High quality prod !

https://piped.video/channel/UCsXVk37bltHxD1rDPwtNM8Q

Just had a similar experience with Bitwarden. Works flawlessly on every device, but the linux vesion doesn’t integrate with the browser (the app not the browser extension). I also had to do some special tinkering to make it accept self-hosted vaultwarden with self-signed certificate, because electron apps on linux don’t use the internal’s system trusted cert store ? Nah, you have to install certutil, and add it to a “sql database”… ⋮/

And i’m just starting as a linux power user, and it already begins to show why linux isn’t “there” right now… But I don’t see it as something bad, quite the opposite, linux is supposed to be flexible, open source, a playing ground for nerds… But people’s desire to overcome GAFAMS monopoly slowly turns linux into something I hope won’t hurt the community or make them part of GAFAM acronym…

Thanks for your links !

Have you tried Obtainium ? This could replace foxy-droid which seems dead with no updates since 2020!