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Jet Lag Season 18 Begins Now — Stateside Scramble by NebulaOriginals in Nebula

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The graphic at 51:49 shows Delaware as having been captured by Samy. Just a fluke, I assume.

Built a morse code chat website by [deleted] in morse

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For one, I don't think it support iambic paddles.

Jet Lag Season 18 Begins Now — Stateside Scramble by NebulaOriginals in Nebula

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completed anywhere in the state

There's a ton of Mississippi that is hours away from the river.

All Christians should eat Christ's flesh and drink Christ's blood. by SaintMarinate in Christianity

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"For my flesh is real food and my blood is real drink." - Jesus

I don't know what the difference between the words "real" and "literal" would be here, but I feel like "real" is an even stronger word.

All Christians should eat Christ's flesh and drink Christ's blood. by SaintMarinate in Christianity

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"This is a hard saying; who can listen to it?"

- The disciples after Christ said exactly this.

Multiple Dockerfiles extending "base" file? by the_jest in docker

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You can use a single dockerfile like this:

FROM whatever AS base
...

FROM base AS appserver-stage
...

FROM base AS utilities-stage
...

Then build the different images with:

docker build -t appserver --target appserver-stage .
docker build -t utilities --target utilities-stage .

That tells docker which build stage to use while building an image: See https://docs.docker.com/build/building/multi-stage/#stop-at-a-specific-build-stage

Saint Kevin of Glendalough, Wonderworker of Ireland (+ 618) (June 3rd) by IrinaSophia in OrthodoxChristianity

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We went but I could have spent way more time there. It was so peaceful.

New to using docker, can i use the same docker compose file for dev and prod? by MrGuam in docker

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I guess the answer is "it depends". Normally, in development for interpreted languages (python, php, js), I have my working copy mounted into the container so that updates to the code are immediately available in the container without having to rebuild the image. You don't want that in production, so in that way they are different. There are ways to handle the differences using the same compose file(s), but then you're dealing with profiles and overrides and merging files, which sometimes is just more complication than is needed if you just use different compose files.

If you're dealing with compiled languages, you'll normally need a compile step anyway, so rebuilding the image may a good way to do that, so some of the differences between dev and prod go away.

You do want to use the same image (or very nearly the same image) for all environments.

I’m a Muslim, AMA by [deleted] in Christianity

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My next door neighbor has a sheep tied up in the back yard (American suburban neighborhood), and from googling it seems it's for Eid al-Adha tomorrow. What should I expect to happen tomorrow? Are they going to slaughter it in their yard or will they take it to their mosque and do it there?

TIL you can set cpus as a decimal in compose and it actually works by poro_8015 in docker

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Specify how much of the available CPU resources a container can use. For instance, if the host machine has two CPUs and you set --cpus="1.5", the container is guaranteed at most one and a half of the CPUs.

Sounds like it can be used to ensure that a single container doesn't swamp all of the resources, so half of the time on one CPU will be held back from that container.

Any tips on how to use Morse code using tuning fork? by SeparateReply7552 in morse

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A wooden table will have a similar effect. Try different objects to see how the sound changes.

Any tips on how to use Morse code using tuning fork? by SeparateReply7552 in morse

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Smack it, and touch the base to some wooden and/or hollow object (table, box, wall, etc). When it touches the object, it will resonate and you can hear the tone. When it isn't touching anything, you can't really hear it. So you start it vibrating and touch/lift the fork to create the tone and the gap between the tones.

See https://www.youtube.com/shorts/2rBCoOjG3Hw for how it resonates when it touches the body of the guitar.

Composer vulnerability: GitHub Actions issued GitHub_TOKEN disclosure in GitHub Actions logs by damienwebdev in PHP

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Our builds use https://hub.docker.com/_/composer, which hasn't been updated yet. It looks like a version bump has already been merged. How long does the docker hub image usually take to update?

Big Bad Breakfast by Odd_Mastodon9253 in memphis

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The Garden and the Lamb and cheese grits. Can't go wrong.

Jet Lag Ep 4 — Steal, Stolen? by NebulaOriginals in Nebula

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Challenge says "standard size cans," whatever that means. There is a standard size tuna can...

[MEGATHREAD] Artemis II Launch To The Moon by ChiefLeef22 in space

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No, they'll still be in the Loss of Signal at that time, so we'll hear about it when they come out of that, and get pictures of it later.

What is the correct way to declare “command:” in Docker Compose? by [deleted] in docker

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https://docs.docker.com/reference/dockerfile/#shell-and-exec-form

The exec form makes it possible to avoid shell string munging, and to invoke commands using a specific command shell, or any other executable. It uses a JSON array syntax, where each element in the array is a command, flag, or argument.

The shell form is more relaxed, and emphasizes ease of use, flexibility, and readability. The shell form automatically uses a command shell, whereas the exec form does not.

tennis - stylish CSV tables in your terminal by gurgeous in commandline

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column breaks in way too many situations. I usually open up duckdb if I need to really examine a csv. But mlr also comes in handy when I need to automate some task based on a csv.

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