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SOLVED After watching videos about ngnix, I thought - ok, I have mariadb, phpMyAdmin to manage the DB and "web" with PHP, but where's the apache actually or ngnix in this config to handle the traffic? I added image: php:8.2-apache instead of image: php:8.2-cli and voila - hello world in browser.

while having web: image: php:8.2-cli I was getting prod_maria-php-apache-web-1 exited with code 0 but after changing it to web: image: php:8.2-fpm it's not giving errors anymore. Still haven't found the solution for the test.php being not accessible

sadly it did not help, http://192.168.1.208:8081/test.php is unreachable by the browser.

also after making changes to the .yml I cannot restart the containers with sudo docker compose restart. Web container restarts ok, but two of them give me "permission denied".

How about if I dont need phpMyAdmin (I'll access the database through heidiSQL, but I want of course the php to work), can I change the container to be php-fpm? Or maybe changing the config to use nginx?

In my cade it was eSteps calibration and flow cube print calibration. After setting this up (flow 91%), issueless prints

So what may be the cause of a person to monitor the account? Some policy violation, and then they'll see account sharing, get mad = ban? :D

More lightweight = faster and more content on the screen? Nowadays cool looking websites are slow and with 25% margin on both sides.

I feel the same all annoyed for example when doing some extensive search on PC vs mobile. No matter if it's a shopping hunt on ebay or gathering information. On PC i scroll-click 10 links, iterate through them, Ctrl+w the ones being useless and chosing/read betwend the ones left. Something unclear? Double Ctrl+C and deepl pops up with a translation.

5min on PC vs 20min on mobile, where I have to click each link, fight those pop ups and cookies consent, go back, wait anoyingly long 2 second webpage loads and repeat.

Woah, that vid has 2 minutes of initial intro/sponsor crap.

Ltdw Besides he just reads two articles saying that the failure rate is alarming, cause unknown but also the userbase is over 2 milion people, and doubled since January 2023 where it was around 1 milion. A life expectancy of the satellites are 5 years, so the early editions launched in 2019 should still be operational.

He also said that June magnetic storm that hit the satellites caused 100 milion loss with 40 satellites burned. As there are 4500 starlinks in orbit already, their cost estimates for 11,12 billion USD.

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Firefox with uBlock - "daily driver" Firefox Focus - just to quick open a link and forget about it not having to close the tab KiwiBrowser - kind of power user browser with all Chrome add-ons available to install, so uBlock and ViolentMonkey work fine.

Ok, it's a freedom and free speech nightmare, but are they stupid or something? They are aiming for the browsers instead of ISPs (and DNSes?)?