Depends if this is coming from engineering or management

Is github down? Does the day end in y?

No, es lunes.

Damn. Wonder why it's not working then

Been running ntfy in my homelab for several years. Always works great!

Incredibly useful to give any app the ability to send you a notification with a single line of code or shell.

Only one minor caveat for self-hosted iOS users - content of the messages come from your server, but the trigger still comes from ntfy.sh server.

You can "install" the PWA on iOS by adding it to your home screen, then your ntfy instance can use APNs directly (via Web Push)!

Very nice. Thank you. I am not super concerned but I know people here tend to be.

Because they were being flown by their respective governments.

They shut down their own airports and military bases because their own craft were flying over them?

Probably not great for the battery to be running all the time

Yeah exactly, I don't understand the trend of it to be honest. Buying a VPS (even a low end vps like 500mb ram or 1GB could be good) and you can use maki.sh (written in rust) as compared to opencode/claude-code etc. which I have had OOM errors with at low end vps's.

You can ssh into your vps's from anywhere and they could really work 24/7 without having to worry about battery or the whole opening mac up while moving because an agent is running thing.

Love this. Maki.sh looks solid, will try!

maki.sh looks really interesting!

Man I wish Apple would add docker api compatibility to Apple containers

This is focused on builds, so running either buildkitd or dockerd in an Apple containerization container. No port forwarding or host volume stuff (really its focused on running buildkit on mac) BUT complete integration with docker CLI and buildx.

https://github.com/cpuguy83/crucible

Yeah. I don't quite understand this. Can I use this instead of docker desktop, to run docker containers on my mac 'natively' ? Or this is completely separate from docker ?

I am not sure what you mean by "completely separate from docker." I have been using Container for some time now, and oddly enough, it was my first real exposure to using containers. I can say this much though:

1. I do not have docker anything installed anywhere on my mac. I run LLMs CLI tools out of containers with mounted directories. Absolutely zero issues in my workflow for me.

2. I can pull images from docker hub and run them with no issue, if that is what you want. x86 arch'ed containers will require Rosetta, so I only use AArch64 compatible containers.

3. Be warned, Container has some weird incompatibilities with macOS's mDNSResponder, so you might have to finagle things a bit if you need to run a VPN that uses port 53 while running a container via Container, for example.

My experience of docker is running docker-compose, which uses docker desktop on Windows . I can use apple containers instead of docker to achieve the same thing? it's sounds like it.

Yes, this is a separate runtime. Docker handles containerization differently with more overhead. OCI is a 'standard' way of constructing container images and both are compatible with OCI.

Literally the only time i've needed to get into the dashboard this month. Fuuuuuuuuuuu

Asianometry is fantastic

Org instances have been affected by these outages too. Including the one today

That's a great idea i've had floating around in my head too!