@jokaperees@dhh@JorgeWritesCode And I hope it goes without saying, but don't expect any kind of support from Omarchy/anyone almost if you want to rin this setup 😄 it's a fun little one day experiment for me so that's why I did it.
@jokaperees@dhh@JorgeWritesCode I mostly followed https://t.co/WBUOsZps6f and https://t.co/vb7awuPSYc, albeit had to modify /boot/config.txt and fstab as I have it on nvme. Install the bare config of omarchy as UI apps have some issues. Disabling hyprland errors is also required as the repo is not updated.
@dhh@JorgeWritesCode Don't know if this entire setup counts as tiny, but here's mine😄 Raspberry Pi 5 running Arch Linux on Arm with Omarchy on top with external display, powered by battery bank. Works well, albeit browsing/animations are a bit rough for the GPU
@dhh@Beelinkofficial@OrbStack Note: not that I'm rooting for either camp myself, just would've expected better perf results from the M-series based on my own experiences
@dhh@Beelinkofficial This with Docker Desktop? I wonder how the macs would fare if they'd use @OrbStack, or at least I've had significantly better performance running a full development environment using that instead of DD
@glcst@heyandras I remember seeing that myself when creating a new project, and I steered away from it because of it. However, I believe calling a database SaaS to be in the "beta" stage with zero backups communicates an incorrect message to most end users.
@glcst@heyandras If there are no backups, would renaming it to something less "almost done" be helpful? I.e. "alpha" or "pre-alpha" and obviously have a banner saying "do not use this in production"
@penberg@tobias_petry@glcst If there are no backups at all (not even EBS snapshots?), then a better label for it would be pre-alpha or something along the lines. Unfortunate case nonetheless.
@glcst @justusbluemer @tursodatabase@Hetzner_Online@Scaleway The only case that comes to mind are agreements for the locality of compute/storage, e.g. "data cannot leave the country" contracts. CloudFront can also cause some GDPR "legal confusion" as it terminates TLS at the closest node, e.g. in the US. Doubt that you are using it though.
@glcst@notrab@tursodatabase I haven't personally used it recently, but this feature immediately struck me as similar in approach. I'd just guess that the conversion rate would be much higher this way, but that's just a hunch :)
@DOFUS_EN The progression on harvesting professions such as fisherman, alchemist and lumberjack is way too slow, the xp bonus should have a significantly higher drop rate. Casual players dont want to grind professions above 20 normally and will probably quit after reaching lvl 28