I beg to disagree about the disadvantages. An important one is that you cannot easily update shared libraries globally. This is a problem with things like libssl or similar. Another disadvantage is the added complexity both wrt. to operation but also in general the amount of code running. It can also be problematic that many people just run containers without doing any auditing. In general containers are pretty opaque compared to os packaged software which is usually compiled individually for the os.

This being said, systemd offers a lot of isolation features that allows similar isolation to containers but without having to deal with docker.

Not a big fan of Bezos though.

I ran an XMPP network based on prosody and used snikket on android. Can recommend!

Are you building a C/C++ project that should run on BSD, Gnu/Linux and other platforms? Then maybe use autotools. All distro tooling will easily be able to handle it.

Are you just building some small project that will never make it into a distro, maybe just use something simpler. Or even just a plain makefile.

https://sqlitebrowser.org/ is great or aSQLiteManager for android

Things are suspicious but you still spread gossip and maybe lies.

I understand how this could be a prime target of a supply chain attack and that things are a bit fishy. On the other hand people are waaaay less picky about installing other binary blobs on their machines. I wish paranoia would be more general :)

Just use cp instead. No reason to use dd.

Nobody knows who responded here. Don’t spread rumors.

Data from iNaturalist and other organisations like observation.org is an important part in biodiversity research and conservation.

So while you get information about the wildlife you see, you help out scientists preventing one of the biggest problems of our planet: The biodiversity crisis.

Source: work for a natural history museum.

Pretty nice but way more expensive then simplymail

https://lemmy.world/post/9437525

My version of this with a bit more detail

Why a gantt chart for a road trip though. There are not that many parallel things you usually do, no?

KDE Connect is amazing. Also works without KDE.

Yes, it is. FHS stands for Filesystem Hierarchy Standard.