Make sure the user “bind” and whatever the owner of that folder outside of the container is, have the same user number.

If the postgres container doesn’t start properly, then something’s wrong with the config. Most likely you are trying to expose port 5432 to the host network, but you have postgres already installed there, so the ports conflict.

You can check for those errors with journalctl.

Seems pretty neat. Does it also support location based reviews?

While I agree that the OP is very selective in what they post, I don’t quite agree that this institute is a misinformation source.

After researching them a bit now, they seem to be a relatively independent source funded by a German billionaire family that got rich with a grocery chain.

They seems to be relatively progressive and have an explicit pro Muslim integration stance which seems to have resulted in this institute publishing about the discrimination of Uyghurs in China, which drew the negative attention of the Chinese government.

Just regular Fedora with KDE will do.

Just make sure they install the rpmfusion repos, activate flathub and replace ffmpeg-free with regular ffmpeg for media playback.

Happy to hear if you can substantiate that claim in regards to rule 3 of this community. No sarcasm, I am currently unaware about the background of this “Merics” think tank.

Edit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercator_Institute_for_China_Studies

Probably the taste of dissolved gasses differs. Normally that is the main difference in taste between water of different temperatures thus we take it as a taste proxy for temperature.

The realest answer: baby bear. Because the mother is right around the corner.

The well tended sidewalks make me guess Singapore, but not sure they allow cats running around like that.

If that team currently has a strong email culture, yes. Zulip is basically a “what if chat was more like threaded email” UI experiment.

Teams that are more used to Slack or Discord will probably hate it though.

Did you read the opinion article linked? Please do before commenting /s

Ugh… they need to be careful who to make friends with. Neither Rio Tinto nor the current Serbian president are ones you would normally want to be associated with and apparently the mining project is highly opposed by civil society in Serbia. This “pact” seems to do nothing to resolve the issues identified by environmentalists and previously highlighted by protestors either.

I guess that would highly depend on how the specific national army is managed. In some cases they allow largely independent brigades to be formed. But in most cases, anarchists would probably opt for a more partisan like defense of the places where they live instead of being send to some far away front as cannon fodder.

For their existing “smart” glasses that might be true, as they are basically an lifestyle accessory with limited functionality beyond being sunglasses.

No, I claimed that they are legally required to do so, should a court ask them to and would very likely also be hit with a gag order to not tell anybody about it.

They can easy claim in retrospect that they can’t access data, but this says nothing about them being forced to change this for future updates. And besides that, for sure they have a clause in their end-user contract that exempts necessary legal compliance.

Thus saying that you should always update because upstream always has your best interest in mind is certainly false in the case of Apple.

This has nothing to do with what I wrote.

Apple is a US based company. They are legally required to comply and not openly speak about it when a court asks them to do so.

Same for Google obviously, but since their software on end-devices is much more diverse, it is much harder to do.

This assumes the official upstream is not compromised. Apple absolutely will push new vulnerabilities in updates when requested so by higher level law enforcement and/or the NSA etc. The FBI is also known to have placed moles in app vendor teams.

Why Meta would waste money of a brand-name for an highly technical and mostly early adopter product is beyond me anyways. It serves no purpose and will not be able to “over-ride” the bad reputation the Meta brand has in the eye of the technically inclined customers. If people buy it, it is because of the technical merits making it attractive despite the band name attached to it.

Expensive and unnecessary service contracts benefiting large consultancy firms (that happen to employ her children) and shady backdoor deals with pharmaceutical companies during the pandemic. Run of the mill large scale legal corruption basically, but her entire party is known for that.