Oops misread
Too be fair. We all now what kind of a trainwreck the ffxiv source code probably is, thanks to the 1.0 -> 2.0 recode. Your point still stands tho
Not sure if it would count. But https://fritzing.org/download/ Went to pay it or ?compile it yourself? with version 1.0.
For Docker i use diun since i dont want auto-update (would break stuff sometimes)
Genau. Für jeden Prüfling gibt es immer min. 2 Prüfer
Teils und teils. Man unterscheidet zwischen direkten bei der IHK und die ehrenamtlichen. Dann noch zwischen ordentlichen und die zusätzlichen? (Hab vergessen wie das hieß für uns). Der Weg dahin ist lächerlich einfach. Lediglich bei der IHK deiner Umgebung auf der Webseite das entsprechende Formular raussuchen und sich bewerben. Je nachdem brauchst du aber auch das Okay von deinem Arbeitgeber da du entsprechend freigestellt werden musst an den Tagen. Was es genau für Ansprüche zusätzlich gibt,weiß ich nicht genau da es bei mir etwas leichter war, da mein Chef bereits dort Prüfer war.
Ehrenamtlich als IHK Prüfer im Bereich FIAE tätig. Hatte einfach Lust es mal auszuprobieren.
https://lemmy.gwa.app/comment/16763 Relevant. It's not only thumbnails currently
Peglin. Peglin all the way. Nevermind, you want something with story.
Tested deleting the pictrs/files/001 which was at that point at ~150mb. And yes, it broke stuff. For example my Avatar and a local test community logo. To "purge" it, something would need to compare it to the database i guess. My size probably comes from /c/memes 😅
I thought remote images aren't cached localy 🤔
They actually sold Google Domains, still wild. No problem! :D
Running the Instance for 3 Days now. Added multiple new Subs and cleared pictrs (but not Postgres) folder yesterday. My instance is mostly used by me.
87M ./pictrs
335M ./postgres
Edit: Small update. Original Post was posted ~9AM. Now its ~11AM
112M ./pictrs
351M ./postgres
As far as i know, images shouldn't be stored locally if not posted from the local instance. This looks to be a proxing problem as far as i understood.
Online Servers. Minecraft, Ark, Teamspeak, Vps, "Roots", etc.
Worked for a Gaming Hoster. Critical informations where hidden in small texts everywhere just (we) couldn't get sued. VPS would get "corrupted" when not used for a period of time, just so we could replace it with a new server. Backends were not protected. You could replace the executable with something malicious and get access to the server. Some more specific things i can't name or it would be clear which hoster it is. NEVER trust a gaming hoster which have access to you server files..
As long as lemmy.world hasn't blocked the other instance, you can access it through lemmy.world and write there with your current account
