Use Portainer if you don’t want anything to be portable. There are other issues too. Just use Docker Compose.

Is there a reason you’re not using Docker?

A city so Hispanic it was, until somewhat recently, Mexico.

Or, in English, The The Angels Angels of Anaheim.

Los Estados Unidos.

Imagine someone being so racist they think you’re too Hispanic to live in Los Angeles.

What’s more comfortable than my own little bone garage?

Warpinator is meant only to send/receive files and folders, and requires a supported device on both sides.

QuickDAV lets you send/receive/manage files (meaning you can copy and move files on the host from the client). It doesn’t require a supported device in both sides, since it works with either a WebDAV client or a browser. So as long as one device can run QuickDAV, and the other has at least a browser, it’ll work. (QuickDAV works with a Sega Dreamcast!)

Warpinator is incredibly easy to use. Open the app on both machines, select the other machine, select the file/folder, send.

QuickDAV is a bit harder. Open the app on one of the machines, then type the information from the app into the client/browser on the other machine. Then you can download/upload/manage.

It also has an older brother if you need a permanent WebDAV server:

https://hub.docker.com/r/sciactive/nephele

This is not a very popular app, but I use it all the time. Full disclosure, this is my own app, but it’s free and open source.

It’s for transferring and managing files and folders over your local network. I use it whenever I need to just ad-hoc move files between things.

https://flathub.org/apps/com.sciactive.QuickDAV

“Yeah! Fuck those… *checks notes*… rural poor Trump voters.” - Trump, probably

Repository: your code.

Fork: my code.

Pull request: u want my code?

This physically hurts me.

Fascism in America

Because the Android SDK is owned and controlled by Google. They’ve consistently made decisions to make it harder to stay out of their ecosystem (like the new “Integrity” API).

As consumers, we would vastly benefit from having another choice that isn’t controlled by one of the biggest tech companies in the world.

I like how their idea of entry level is a 16GB RAM phone for €890.

The most successful handheld gaming PC in history (admittedly, only if you don’t include consoles like the Switch), and still can’t get no respect.

The biggest thing keeping me from daily driving a Linux phone is the camera. I want a good camera, not an afterthought. I can only guess from the renderings, but this thing looks like the camera was an afterthought.

Here is all the information I could find from their website:

Main: 32 Mpx

Front: 13 Mpx

I run an email service called Port87. I was reading some copy to a friend who resells MS Exchange services and I said “legacy email services, such as Microsoft Exchange”, and he got a bit offended. That was much more accurate than this, and he still felt offended.

Cool. I’ll just be over here happily playing my Steam Deck.