I don't recognize any difference on my Pixel 6 Pro.
Kocher
joined 2 years ago
Bought Sync Pro twice, after problems with the IAP. Would gladly buy again just to get rid of the ads, even for a higher price, but subscriptions are a big turn off.
535 drivers have been working fine for me in Ubuntu and Manjaro.
Just picked up Sekiro in the summer sale. Hope my LB survives 😂
They would be even poorer if I wouldn't do it
Ich habe mir vor 12 Jahren einen Samsung CLP-320 Farblaserdrucker gekauft. Irgendwann waren die mitgelieferten Farben leer. Da mir die Farbe allerdings zu teuer ist und ich sie eigentlich eh nicht brauche, drucke ich seit 10 Jahren ausschließlich Schwarz.
Habe dann irgendwann einen alten Raspi als Printserver davorgehängt und das Ding läuft echt zuverlässig.
I just put 1,2 and 5 cents in my kid's piggybank instead of carrying em around.
I used to live in Finland for two years. The shop close by to my home wouldn't accept 1 or 2 cents so I just put them in a drawer and never worried about it again. Don't know if they are obliged to accept them.
As stated before you don't need a reverse proxy. Since you are exposing port 8080 ( if you stuck the config on the docker hub page; "-p 8080:80") it is reachable from everywhere, where you have access to that machine.
A reverse proxy can expose many different services running either on the same machine or from a remote. As long as the reverse proxy is in the same docker network (usually "default") it can access your services without their ports exposed.
You can configure the reverse proxy to decide which backend service to call by path, dns name or other patterns.
A reverse proxy can also do TLS termination and get certificates from let's encrypt, so the backend services don't have to deal with it.
So if you run more than one service on the same machine and want to use TLS you normally want to use a reverse proxy.
I personally use traefik because I used to but I also used nginx and caddy. Whatever works for you. But I agree that caddy is easier to get going without a lot of boilerplate config.