Ok, thanks, I was wondering how a container would get its own IP address. A reverse proxy makes way more sense.

That sounds really great! I see now why people like it

The only way I know of giving one computer multiple IP addresses is proxmox but can you do that with docker also?

I don’t really understand what a TCP stack is, but my question is if your IP address is 192.168.1.2, and you want to run two different services that both have a web interface. You still have to configure both of them to use different port numbers.

If you don’t think of doing that and they both default to 8000 for example and you try to run them both at the same time, I imagine you would get a conflict when you try to go to 192.168.1.2:8000 or even localhost:8000.

I still feel like I’m missing something. Flatpaks help you sidestep dependency hell, so what is docker for? What advantages does further containerization give you if you aren’t going as far as proxmox vms.?

I guess I’ve only tried running one service at a time that needed a database, so I get it if a Docker container can include a database and a flatpak cannot.

Cg = computer generated?

How isolated could it really be as a docker container vs a separate machine or proxmox? You will still have to make sure that port numbers don’t conflict, etc, but now there is a layer of complexity added (docker)

I’m not saying it is bad, I just don’t understand the benefits vs costs.

The real LPT is always in the comments.

I was somewhat hooked by the chainmail idea, and then I saw my in-laws cleaning the grill with half an onion… that saved me.

For me, I never really watched his videos as advice on what to buy. It’s more like watching a video game content creator play video games I know that I can’t afford.

Lunduke and Sabine Hossenfelter took similar paths downward towards more money in the rage economy.

Mallards are aliens confirmed

See the mouth open in silent scream

That “prize comment” is a mood, for sure.

Ootl what is “fortnight kill bill?”

I know Fortnite and Kill Bill separately but not in juxtaposition.

Anyone can try it out! https://libera.chat/guides/webchat

https://web.libera.chat/?nick=ImFromLemmy#libera

The true size of russia

Spies hate him

Without knowing more about what kind of blog you’re trying to do, I would recommend fi ding a tildeverse instance you vibe with. They are like computer hippies. https://tildeverse.org/

The amount of supply and demand is always changing. As people create value, and create more people, money mediates the trading of supply and demand.

It is not zero sum and unchanging. If there is a global bumper year for agriculture, more value is produced. If there is a big natural disaster, value is lost. Demand also changes – mostly increases.

I’m not an economist and just making this shit up.