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@crackticker the fact that it happened twice makes it even funnier honestly

had the apple music source for a while now thru them forgetting to strip sourcemaps once, apple is pretty tuff w/ svelte love to see it

@MattButler138 @jaredpalmer @pablodecortes @github Yoo glad to hear it! Looking forward to it :D

@baswollenberg @jaredpalmer @pablodecortes @github This one is coming soon :)

How can we make @GitHub Issues better for both maintainers and contributors?

@jaredpalmer @pablodecortes @github gotta wonder why it's still not possible to sort issues by created/updated date in Projects. Seems like an incredibly basic thing to want

@pablodecortes @github If you had a magic wand, what are top 3 things you would you change about them?

@MaxTagher @OkoyaUsman @devhammed yea i generally have bitwarden generate 128 character passwords as well which is also the max. No idea if the fact that some sites truncate it to 72 chars makes it any less secure though. Cause like yea that's still 72 characters lol

@baswollenberg @OkoyaUsman @devhammed The 1Password app slider is 100 characters if you max out the length slider, so this tracks In practice I'd think security between 72 and 100 characters is similar, but it could freak out users or security researchers to see an incorrect password work

Password 1: aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa1 Password 2: aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa2 These two users can login to each other's accounts because brcypt caps hashing to the first 72 bytes.

@OkoyaUsman @MaxTagher @devhammed it generally just means they use a password manager with randomly generated passwords

@MaxTagher @devhammed Anyone who uses up to 72 characters length for their password is sus anyways.

@stbakez @stupidtechtakes @flutterwhat wtf isn't the whole thing about ecommerce that it's web-based? What ecommerce platform are we talking about here and how do you interact with it if not through a web browser?

@stupidtechtakes @flutterwhat i work with Ecommerce and WEBP isnt compatible with it i dont care at all for the size of the image but i REALLY hate webp sometimes for that

webp files are 1/3 the size of equivalent PNGs. you will save a significant amount of time by cutting every 1MB image down to 300kb, especially on image-heavy websites.

@ignaseeo @notnullptr this one is still so funny to me i see people quoting it all the time to argue why Cloudflare is bad

@notnullptr reminds me of the "we got banned from cloudflare for no reason (apart from running an unregulated casino that kept getting cf ips blocked) post

there's definitely more to this story than *just* opening UDP > 1024 LOL

@mangtofu_ 🤔

@mr_walderman @catgirlprostate @dm4uz3 ah gotcha. I do think you should be able to get it to work with github.com/allfro/device-… as well though, just like for Intel and AMD (i)GPUs

@baswollenberg @catgirlprostate @dm4uz3 You're right I think, I stand corrected. While both immich machine learning, transcoding, and jellyfin work fine, true hardware encoding fails. FFMPEG recognizes the hardware is there, but fails to use it.

my son is dying

@mr_walderman @catgirlprostate @dm4uz3 ok but this is weird. The "devices" prop has never been supported by Docker Swarm as far as i know, so this technically shouldn't work forums.docker.com/t/swarm-and-de… github.com/moby/swarmkit/… could you try to verify that hardware transcoding is being used maybe? #verify-on-linux" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">jellyfin.org/docs/general/p…

@baswollenberg @catgirlprostate @dm4uz3 Here are two snippets from what I run. One is a jellyfin container with hardware encoding and another is an immich container with hw accelerated machine learning. I do not recall how I verified that it was true hw acceleration (beyond basic functionality) rlim.com/K9JaNGMRZt

@mr_walderman @catgirlprostate @dm4uz3 oh ARM Mali-G610 GPU i see. But how did you add the GPU device to your Docker Swarm service then?

@baswollenberg @catgirlprostate @dm4uz3 I’m all on orange pi’s. So arm.

@mr_walderman @catgirlprostate @dm4uz3 i stand corrected. Looking more into it it does seem like you can passthrough Nvidia GPUs using the Nvidia Container Toolkit runtime for Intel and AMD (i)GPUs there also appears to be a workaround now through github.com/allfro/device-… are you using either of these or smth else?

@baswollenberg @catgirlprostate @dm4uz3 I do hardware transcoding on my docker swarm…

@catgirlprostate @dm4uz3 so real. Docker Swarm is goated and it's a shame people barely seem to know about it. But it doesn't have device support so you can't use it if you need hardware transcoding sadly. And it's probably never coming given that Docker is fully focusing development on k8s instead :(

@dm4uz3 Honestly use the stacks feature it's goated, you can use compose files and it's super straightforward

@fakeacc75581824 @ARandomLemonn @ah_yo_ki why do this when you can actually just disable it in the accessibility settings

@ARandomLemonn @ah_yo_ki Heres quickcss to remove these name effects. /*remove name effects*/ .pop_dfb989 { all: unset !important; font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif !important; --custom-pop-stroke-width: 0px; --custom-pop-bottom-translate_3d: 0px; --custom-display-name-styles-main-color: 0; }

this may be the worst app ever lmao

@UtibaCore and a lil bit of

@UtibaCore it's giving

it's finally time for a new osu pfp change after a bit over a year :)

@ConRayArt stayed in an Airbnb once and streamed to the wrong Spotify Connect device. Imagine my surprise when i hear music coming from the tinny speaker in the thermostat of all things like someone had to develop and maintain that feature but why lmao

why is this on a thermostat

@dm4uz3 (sorry i do realize this is not helpful here given that it's neither Linux or Docker but it just reminded me of it lol. Was similarly very difficult to troubleshoot)

@dm4uz3 had a similar issue on a server once. It would drop random DNS requests a lot. "fixed" it by configuring Docker to use systemd-resolved which caches DNS queries, unlike Docker's embedded DNS server. guess i was just sending too many queries with the amount of containers running

unserious operating system. sometimes it forgets to resolve DNS

@dimden the system itself has existed since 2017, but participation was optional so not all countries/banks put in the effort to implement it, often because they already had their own domestic instant payments system. It was only decided last year that it should become required EU-wide

@dimden Czechia is not part of the Eurozone, and for non-euro EU member states the deadline is in 2027. Timeline here: ecb.europa.eu/paym/integrati…

banks in EU fucking suck. nothing works during weekend, and even on weekdays, if you send payment in second half of the day they'll only arrive tomorrow. in Ukraine all banks worked 24/7 and all payments always arrived instantly