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  • This tracks pretty much with my conclusions for myself, neat.

    It's crazy, I'm fooled every time again and think “surely I must be faster like this” when after a few days an in-depth reflection/looking at actual commits shows that nope, I wasn't.

  • Your distrust is kind of reasonable: I've been using this a lot for the past year and there definitely were two or three moments where it was a bit annoying, too little transparent on what commands will be run, etc.

  • Yeah, it's great that Gitea/Forgejo has a copy-paste snippet in the docs, but you can actually use that with pretty much every container.

    There is this useful tool to convert containers, podman commands or even compose files to podman-systemd units: https://github.com/containers/podlet

  • One thing the author probably hasn't done yet or just doesn't mention is that you can configure .container services with systemd-podman units (often called quadlets), e.g. a simple MariaDB container would look like this:

     
        
    [Unit]
    Description=MariaDB container
    
    [Container]
    Image=docker.io/mariadb:latest
    Environment=MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=rootpassword
    Environment=MYSQL_USER=testuser
    Environment=MYSQL_PASSWORD=testpassword
    Environment=MYSQL_DATABASE=testdb
    
    [Install]
    WantedBy=multi-user.target
    
      

    Short intro Full reference

    This is superb, because it means your containers finally feel well-integrated with the rest of the OS and you can use systemctl, journalctl, etc. just like you would with other services.

    Personally, I use this as an alternative to Podman/Docker compose and have been very happy with it running rootless containers from Nextcloud, Pufferpanel, Forgejo, Authentik, etc. (ask me for .container files if you need any help, I'm currently working on a small repo with a collection)

  • Grrrrr, he very likely didn't say that.

    The closest to it I could find is “The more corrupt the state, the more numerous the laws” by Tacitus (The Annals of Imperial Rome).

    Cicero lived at the end of the republic, his problem wasn't too many laws...

  • Good project/idea, promises of blockchain and free speech attracts may of the wrong people, so I stopped actively using it at some point cause there were only three channels I actually watched (and a lot of alt right/neo nazi/conspiracy shit)

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  • I couldn't find that quote anywhere, and it's very unlikely that Cicero said it, or something like that.

    Iirc Tacitus said something similar, roughly: "the higher the number of laws the more corrupt an empire is".

    The statement wouldn't have made sense from Cicero as that wasn't really a position he would have held, or even a position he found himself in at all in his defence of the republic (because this wasn't really a problem at the time, or at least not the biggest one)

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