Clear dangling images to save space
docker rmi $(docker images --filter "dangling=true" -q --no-trunc)
More brutal (get rid of anythng not running! CAREFUL!)
docker system prune
Why? Don't remember.
Seriously! I haven't used one in years so I forgot. I remember one used to crash my browser, another slowed it down and leaked memory, a third one turned out to get sponsors in exchange for spying after the users, I just stopped trusting them all together and then came out the EFF's privacy badger and solved both ads and privacy. Yes, it has no slick UI for adding ad sources from a page, but I get to select which URLs are blocked, or just blocked for cookies, etc.
@-moz-document url-prefix("https://mastodon.social/web"), url-prefix("https://mastodon.xyz/web"), url-prefix("https://social.tchncs.de/web"), url-prefix("https://awoo.space/web"), url-prefix("https://icosahedron.website/web"), url-prefix("https://aleph.land/web"), url-prefix("https://maly.io/web"), url-prefix("https://witches.town/web"), url-prefix("https://tooot.im/web") { | |
// My personal look for tooot.im, Based on https://userstyles.org/styles/140852/mastodon-flat-dark-and-colourful | |
.button { | |
background-color: #d03010; | |
} | |
.button:hover, | |
.button:focus, | |
.button:active, | |
.button:disabled { | |
background-color: #E0401B; |
We are managing our code versions with Git. It's like Subversion, Perforce and other VCS you may have worked with, but with a P2P twist. Although we work with a central server (bitbucket, github, gitlab and the like), it is just one of many types of workflows used in the industry, so here are some of the major points you need to know:
I hereby claim:
To claim this, I am signing this object: