TIL sudo docker commit <image id>
So, what happens if you get updates in tags you follow? Do you have to commit again? Isn't it a temporary measure? I still think, you should rebase a new image on top of whatever tagged version you trail.
I don’t have to deal with a permissions nightmare when using a named volume, it’s seamless and ensures persistence. No more messing around with PUID and PGID. I rarely need to access the files, and when I do, I’m fine sacrificing a bit of convenience. I can still reach them via cd /var/lib/docker/volumes/(Container_Name), and I’ve added a WinSCP shortcut for quick access. Avoiding permission errors is far more valuable for my sanity and time than easy file access.
Because there’s a conspiracy theory that Trump rigged the 2024 elections because Star Link. Which is nonsensical to anyone with a knowledge of networking.
Maybe it was. Isn't he the one to issue EO against Government mandated censorship. So why censor any conspiracy theories now?
Is it possible to export these for offline viewing?