Here’s what worked for me:

# image: 1337kavin/piped:latest
build:
  context: https://github.com/ac615223s5/Piped-Backend.git
  dockerfile: Dockerfile

Yeah that’s the error. However the fix I saw was different I think. If it’s just using a different image, I’ll need to look into that.

Well my piped instance has been broken since about a week or two ago. It’s not very actively maintained IMO. And I’m not spending a bunch of time trying to implement some shady fix that 1 random on the internet said to do that isn’t the dev.

X10 owner here. Same boat.

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How do I get paid for this? I keep hearing that all protestors are getting paid by Soros.

Anyone update yet? Any known issues I should be aware of before updating?

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Thank you for your insight.

I recently stood up a Miniflux instance. Any reason in particular to look at FreshRSS?

So just got this up and running yesterday and today my wife used it for the first time. She did what she needed to do, but we may have come across a bug. I don’t know. She had to take a 72 page PDF and break it out into multiple smaller PDFs. While she was doing that, multiple pages in the preview window would keep going blank/white. Not sure if you’re aware of something like that, if not I can try to reproduce and grab logs and post them on github.

Majority of overseas MS employees are based out of India. Still a problem, but you’re right.

Saw this as an option in TrueNAS earlier and will probably be standing this up when I get home today. I was curious about the difference between this and Stirling, but that appears to have been answered. Thank you for what you do and I’ll definitely give it a try.

Update: got it up and running. Works great. Wife deals with PDFs a lot and she loves it. Thanks again!

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Just a reminder for anyone that has a problem with this, but still uses the service… You’re part of the problem. If you don’t like it, boycott.

Stop using the fucking service! I’m so sick of people complaining about all of these tech companies, but they continue to use it. People need to realize they have an addiction issue and treat that shit.

https://stacker.news/items/616858

Here’s some charts from July last year. I don’t know if there’s any other leaked charts out there, but short answer is that your password doesn’t matter. Keep in mind that the images in the above link are a year and a half old, they can definitely crack updated OSs.

You should read up on Celebrite. They most definitely can get into a wide variety of phones from a cold boot. GrapheneOS seems to be one of the only ones that make their job hard.