Tailscale’s serve and cert commands and sidecar containers are so good that I might just never put any of my self-hosted things on public internet ever again.
Reading through the docs it seems that every feature I care about is “available for the Personal and Enterprise plans” so maybe I’ll just bite and switch to the free Personal plan.
Hey @Tailscale, I’ve been desperately holding on to my paid Personal Pro plan because of this scary notice. Is there some definitive documentation on what features are not available if I give in and change my subscription to the basic personal plan?
Oh, @bbedit 15 has been released! This app is essential to me, it’s basically always running on my Macs ready to do some heavy lifting. https://t.co/BLcmhiX284
Dear Apple: macOS sorely needs a bugfix release.
10.1 and 10.6 (Snow Leopard) were the two best releases of OS X.
We need another no-features release, not just one week of bugfixing.
Hardware is way ahead of software right now.
I just love it when 'xcrun stapler staple' is successful and it's so proud of itself and reports "The staple and validate action worked!" with an exclamation mark!
@vlntnrthbrg And I see the latest version already has most of my missing things included so hoping RHEL will include it at some point. Currently running v4.4.
Over the past couple of months I’ve been pushing myself to use rootless podman + quadlet for every self-hosted container that I’ve needed to run. Getting pretty confident with it and looking forward to ditch docker completely from my homelab.
@vlntnrthbrg Thanks! Nothing major. One minor inconvenience is always having to go through copying files, daemon-reloading and manually restarting the service when quickly iterating/testing with a new service (scripted that already) but other than that everything’s very smooth and solid.
@ClassicII_MrMac I've been monitoring all of my machines for a while now and here's an example from MacBookPro18,1. Interestingly the max capacity is larger than design capacity for the first couple of months.
@almenscorner Haven’t used @MacStadium myself but they’re the OG of colocated Apple hardware. I think US based #macadmins might have more experience with their offering but I see they now have a data center in Europe too. Post your impressions if you decide to try them out!
My new hobby is clicking on the “not interested in this ad” over and over again and watch my feed get weirder and weirder ads. This platform has really gone downhill fast…