well the “new desktop edit mode” was refining the user experience and fixing bugs

Partly this is because of an issue with postgres memory that happened before I started the actual upgrade.

What’s the postgres envs?

I like it, lots

come on, clicked through and auto logged in to slashdot…

but my last comment was (oh shit) 17 years ago

I suspect it is so that they can place ads / AI at the top of every page

good luck, now that you have done the hard[er] parts the lemmy update should go easy

literally today, the word fugly

I must say it felt weird when I had the first of my staff with a 2000 birthdate, that young falla is now an assistant regional branch manager

But they must only be like 8 years old. What are they doing down loading warez

come on, Brodie is not that bad

ps (i can’t remember whos channel i saw this on) If you have 2 videos with the same content and the same title but one has that style of thumbnail, the one with that style of thumbnail will get promoted by the algorithm. If I remember correctly it was something huge on the engagement

Someone had to be first…

I’ll get mt coat

I was usig both in the early 2000’s, at that stage there wasn’t too much difference in the UIs. Gimp just seems to have stuck (more or less) with mid 2000’s design concepts in the UI

Just an update on the migration, I never managed to hit the go button last weekend as my daughter banged her head.

I just completed it today woth lots of pulling of hair.

Errors encountered:

postgres-1  | 2024-06-22 02:33:27.732 UTC [288] ERROR:  function name "hot_rank" is not unique
postgres-1  | 2024-06-22 02:33:27.732 UTC [288] HINT:  Specify the argument list to select the function unambiguously.
postgres-1  | 2024-06-22 02:33:27.732 UTC [288] STATEMENT:  CREATE UNIQUE INDEX idx_site_aggregates_1_row_only ON site_aggregates ((TRUE));

I had two hot_rank functions in the DB, probably from back in the 0.19.0-rc line

drop FUNCTION hot_rank(numeric, timestamp without time zone) cascade; above to fix, but this was exasperated by psql for some reason not working well so had to be dropped from Docker:

ubuntu@lemmy:~/Lemmy-Easy-Deploy$ sudo docker exec -t lemmy-easy-deploy-postgres-1 psql -U lemmy -c 'drop FUNCTION hot_rank(numeric, timestamp without time zone) cascade;'

----> 'lemmy-ui' is still starting up. Log excerpt:

lemmy-ui-1  |     at process.processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:95:5) {
lemmy-ui-1  |   [cause]: Error: connect EHOSTUNREACH 192.9.190.2:443
lemmy-ui-1  |       at TCPConnectWrap.afterConnect [as oncomplete] (node:net:1607:16) {
lemmy-ui-1  |     errno: -113,
lemmy-ui-1  |     code: 'EHOSTUNREACH',
lemmy-ui-1  |     syscall: 'connect',
lemmy-ui-1  |     address: '192.9.190.2',
lemmy-ui-1  |     port: 443
lemmy-ui-1  |   }
lemmy-ui-1  | }

Caddy wasn’t starting, although it was being created in the stack, had to manually start it___

what have you done

Thanks for the hard work

I can use remot desk tops like nomachine realvnc etc which is nice

The only problem is that (only once so far) when using NoMachine I ended up with no display on the desktop I was remoted into after the TV went to sleep. To confound the issue it is a VM on proxmox with passed through iGPU

A little tongue in cheek and showing my age alittle …

but there are some good youtube channels around, then there are resources like Arch’s wiki and for the hard liner there is the Gentoo doc’s

• https://www.youtube.com/@NetworkChuck if you can stand him
• https://www.youtube.com/@LAWRENCESYSTEMS Networking and stuff
• https://www.youtube.com/@davidbombal lots of pen-test stuff, but seems more formulaic of late
• https://www.youtube.com/@VeronicaExplains
• https://www.youtube.com/@BrodieRobertson no he doesn’t have an accent

We hang out next to the Apollo set, just don’t tell anyone

maybe push the !newzealand@lemmy.nz a little higher and rotate the kiwi fruit kiwi?

I’m currently on Neon on the desktop (and macOS on the mac). On the servers it nearly all debian and a couple of BSDs

Over the last almost 25 years i’ve almost exclusively ran KDE when not being stuck with windows (for various reasons). Ive heard good things about Arch, but I’m getting far too old to be bothered with a semi-complex install (yes I have run Gentoo for several years, so I think it is an age thing).

I have 3 *BSD vms on proxmox, OpnSense and TrueNAS as well as a GhostBSD desktop for ‘play’. The TrueNAS started as a bare metal install and is now in it’d 3rd 4th server

I also have 2 Macs in the house…

So I guess *BSD is well represented here, looking forward to the read