are you sharing a server solely to play with friends?

You could consider using something like zerotier to create a private network

7m - 4m = 3m

“Give it six months”

It only needed 3!

I havent used kodi in a long time, since swapping to jellyfin. I personally found kodi would always buffer sometimes, far more than it should ever need to. With jellyfin, same server, no buffer

Happy to be corrected but I think code server doesn’t use the exact vscode build from microsoft

https://coder.com/docs/code-server/FAQ#why-cant-code-server-use-microsofts-extension-marketplace

And I think the trackers you are (rightly) concerned about aren’t in code server but they have their own equivalent. You can disable the telemetry though

https://coder.com/docs/code-server/FAQ#how-do-i-disable-telemetry

Cant be a good date if you’re checking your work email in the middle of it

Handbrake was my goto, unsure if its still recommended

https://handbrake.fr/

The joke is that the guy spent his entire life savings on … this

Infisical?

https://github.com/Infisical/infisical

Personally, literally some postit notes for my own selfhosted projects

Im making no estimation one way or the other

Thats what adding strong typing does for you

here’s a good question answer on this topic

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18922407/boolean-and-type-checking-in-python-vs-numpy

plus this is kinda the tools doing their jobs.

bool_ exists for whatever reason. its not a bool but functionally equivalent.

the static type checker mpy, correctly, states bool_ and bool aren’t compatible. in the same way other type different types aren’t compatible

Well, yes exactly

1. Create fixes
2. Request merge. assume denied
3. Fork numpy and add your changes there
4. after just continue to pull new changes over from source of the fork and deal with any merge issues with the fix

This explanation is pretty clear cut

What exactly is your use case for treating np.bool_ and bool as interchangeable? If np.bool_ isn’t a subclass of bool according to Python itself, then allowing one to be used where the other is expected just seems like it would prevent mypy from noticing bugs that might arise from code that expects a bool but gets an np.bool_ (or vice versa), and can only handle one of those correctly.

mpy and numpy are opensource. You could always implement the fix you need yourself ?

Ive not shared mine to the point anyone can arbitrarily get media. They have to ask. And I can always say “Oh its not available on my sources” or whatever

I totally agree, its not simple to “just move countries”. I meant it as more of a hypothetical. If he had left, stayed employed at F5, would he still have the “lead” position, and be able to direct the security position that he disagrees with. Rather than seemingly no longer being employed, being a volunteer and having to roll with whatever the company decided because he no longer is employed and has no influence

How much of this is actually due to F5 leaving russia, and no longer employing russians, due to russia invading and killing ukraine? He hasn’t been employed since they ceased operations in russia and instead “volunteered” on the project.

Sounds more like he was forced to step down and take a different position, and F5 are using their actually employed staff to continue development, and make decisions.

If maxim had just left russia and stayed an employee, would any of this still be happening?

Unfortunately not in this example. It has the compose to spin up masto, and the variables to set to tell it where redis etc is

You will need to review all the required variables and configure as you require. But basically, yeah

EDIT - NO

its not just grab and run. From the docs,

This container requires separate postgres and redis instances to run.