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  • Yes he was.

    I am not religious at all, but I have seen some quite human responses from him on matters like LHBTQ, ukraine, Gaza and such.

    Also: I am quite anxious to see who will succeed him (hoping for a progressive one obviously).

  • At this point, the US has little support left in the EU. What you have there is a broken system. The democratic party in the US is center right at best here where I live, they are just "the less evil choice". A two party system simply does not cut it in a diverse country.

    So from my point of view: Americans voted for a circus so they get a clown for a president. The ones not voting at all were just complaining about the monkeys.

  • I still fondly remember the time where a president could be kicked out because of some oral sex with an intern.

    Today, I cannot maintain a proper list of abuse or lies by the current president and his cronies, it would be a day job.

  • Did not realize swarm was still a thing, not trying to be offensive here.

    My best find was using traefik as a reverse proxy in docker (compose). It is easily configurable through container labels and pulls resource definitions straight from docker. It is awesome!

  • Without supported loadbalancer Kubernetes is no fun / not doable in my opinion.

    For Hetzner for example, there are some recipes to be found to use an LB and also volumes.

    I've stepped back to docker compose with a traefik proxy which takes labels from the containers to decide where to route what.

    Highly recommended!

  • Fediverse @lemmy.world
    Cpo @lemm.ee

    What keeps me from closing up my Facebook account

    I have decided to write down the reasoning behind me not (yet) closing my Facebook account. Which I really want to do, but feel like I cannot (yet).

    My background: software developer.

    What I use Facebook for: to keep up to date with family and friends.

    In other words: I do not need "outside" people to see my posts. Not everything has to be shared with everyone for me.

    I have noticed a lot of people opening up bluesky accounts "because it is not meta", (which is a good thing, obviously).

    The only issue is that the fediverse is a twitter (I refuse the name X) platform. Everything is public. On friendica, I can at least control who follows me, but I cannot determine who can see my posts.

    So in my case, what happens is that some people might open a bsky/fediverse account, realize that everything is public and not use it again.

    Why does the fediverse not have a privacy control to limit who can see and interact with your posts? While I do realize that with the Federation protocol e

    Rust @programming.dev
    Cpo @lemm.ee

    sqlx::Transaction and Arc<Mutex

    <Transaction>

    >

    In order to share the running transaction into a DAO style data management class, I have wrapped the transaction in an Arc

    <Mutex>

    and pass it into the DAO.

    The issue is, once the transaction is in there I cannot call commit() on it because it cannot be moved out of the Arc

    <Mutex>

    anymore, as the commit requires a mut self.

    Any ideas on how to work around this?