The Docker documentation is pretty terrible, but it's a decent start. Start by looking at docker-compose.yml files for the services you want to run and the write-ups for those.
Something nobody ever told me, that I had to figure out myself, is that docker-compose.yml files can be placed anywhere you want.
Fucking cowards erasing it
That's.... Not a bad idea...
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Programming and fields like it can be done remotely. Manufacturing cannot be done remotely (like you said). I work in a semiconductor fab and my job is most definitely not compatible with remote work. I would like to transition to a job where I can be remote though, at some point.
My kids have done this to me once or twice. I said "you should have told me three weeks ago when it started"
You're old enough to know how to help out around the house in order to avoid this whole thing. My wife and I live with her elderly parents at the moment (currently house hunting) and we help them out around the house with whatever we can.
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Looking at you, Docker compose files.
Docs: "make a docker-compose.yaml, it's so easy!"
Me: "How?? Where?? What's the syntax?? ANYTHING AT ALL?"
Some corner of a dusty website only three people have visited in the last two years: "here's the syntax you need to use for these specific use cases, and you can put it anywhere as long as it's consistent"
Jesus Fucking Christ is it really that difficult to be a little more specific with this kind of thing? This is why I didn't start using Docker until very recently. Their docs absolutely suck balls for someone who isn't already familiar with it.
The alternative is that FB uses its own proprietary and competing protocol, making everything more fragmented.
Oh, so Bluesky
Looks like TheDude@sh.itjust.works likely has a day job. Last commented 15 hours ago... Give it some time.
Bingo. I will happily go out of my way to modify things, and if the methods provided to hide root/bootloader ststu from any particular app don't work, then that app gets uninstalled.