I’ve been interested in alternatives to docker for a while now, but considering the way everything is going, tbh, I feel like I’d be more likely to just finally learn kubernetes.
Remote images are not cached or proxied right now as far as I know. Edit: seems I was wrong and there is some image caching happening. For sure for the small image thumbnails, but also sometimes for other pictures, but it seems very inconsistent.
Your growning pictrs directory might be also due to the extremely verbose default logging that Pictrs (and the Lemmy backend too btw) uses.
I’m not blind, but I think everyone wants to start paying attention to ownership - internet belongs to Google and is rapidly increasingly controlled by containers - like Meta, instagram and Reddit if we don’t step outside the prison.
Nibbler. I can’t believe there aren’t more Nibbler fans, given he is willing to devour a zoo full of animals, wear his real naval uniform, produce fuel for a spaceship, and still come aboard for a cuddle.
I guess this: “you run a “root” container in your completely unprivileged Unix user and everything just works” sounds like chroot. Also managing your container starts with systemd sounds pretty good to me because this is what systemd is designed for, dependencies between services, etc.
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